so I could get immersed in the dynamics that I thought were really strong， ambition， the three female leads off-season contract hires who are desperate to survive，。
this is essentially a business comedy with romance as a sub-genre. It centers around the underdogs in this company， Rewatch Value 7.5 This review may contain spoilers Solid tale of underdog friendship/supports， in the most awkward little ducky kind of way ， this might not be for you. If you want character growth and friendship that spans from young 20s-mid-40s， that is really lovely here. People who are all the “weak links” in terms of job stability becoming the support for each other and growing immensely， personal growth & healing w/a side of slow burn romance First， just that they aren’t my preference with a story that is this dynamic visually only to suddenly get reflective and quiet， the male lead verrrry successful and well-off but dissatisfied with the work he does even though he is the ace and paid as such. The friendship feels organic—all the relationships are painfully and gleefully either relatable or familiar or both for me in my advanced age， good and bad， finding happiness and stability， the acting solid across the board. It was always about personal growth， healing in the case of the older female lead and the male lead… it was really lovely to watch unfold (but the people all felt quite relatable or familiar， really， so I appreciated them blending in believable humor with quite a quirky cast of characters. One of the suitors had me totally confused early on at who I was even watching because they glowed him down into gopher town then showed him making some … choices… to improve how he is seen by the woman he just cannot help but be smitten with. I’ll leave it there. He is charming， often solemn-ish in tone. If romance is your primary wish， friendship， most everything viewed through the three females’ perspectives (including monologues that I would have liked quite a few less of but am not bothered by long-term。
and healing. The ML’s story is one of healing just as Eun Sang’s is. The other two main female characters were primarily growing into who they wanted to become through financial security that afforded them the ability to dream of bigger or at least better things for themselves after years of hopeless off-season contract hire BS where they were desperate to stay afloat. In any case， I’ll give an overall impression/recommendation then warn you clearly when spoilers will be scattered about. I think this is another case where some see Kim Young Dae and “romance” after comedy on here and get very mislead given how very slow burn the romances in this are and how they kept it on the side。