This show started off just fine (for some it might've been childish or cringy because of the main lead played by Ahn Jae Hyun) but despite that, the show was actually pretty decent. How did it manage to fail despite all of the positive factors I just mentioned?īad scriptwriting for the two main characters. This drama had a great premise, good cast, diverse characters, and great OSTs. Rewatch Value 2.0 oh boy, where do I start? Throughout the drama they learn to see beyond appearances to the tragic backstories and scars that motivate themselves and the people around them. Sparks fly when they meet and struggle to overcome their biases for and against people with flaws. And those flaws-along with everyone else's-drive the story. While he appears flawless, he (like everyone else) was wounded while growing up. Initially, he craved attention, oozed arrogance and loved his looks-despite the strict diet and exercise regimen required to maintain it. In contrast, the male lead, Lee Kang Woo, is a handsome chaebol who focuses primarily on outer appearance. Her ideal type is someone who is “not handsome.” Living in a house with three irascible and very attractive brothers, she loathes flower boys. The death of her parents helped instill a deep sense of compassion, a generous heart and an outspoken objection for anyone who drinks and drives. The female lead, Joo Seo Yeon, is a hot-tempered physical education high school teacher who always wears sneakers, jeans and training uniforms. This romantic comedy follows a woman who has an aversion to flower boys and a man who has an obsession with appearance.

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