Highly Overrated But Still Good

This is a tender, generous movie that likes its characters and presents them as real people, full of flaws and strengths.

Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

I managed to pull through watching Noble, My Love around a year ago, not really having any other shows on Netflix that I was interested in. Despite the fact that I pushed myself far into the show though, it just didn't really succeed in making me interested. Everything about the show, from the characters to the plotline, was just far too generic and clichéd that the entire thing just came across as extremely dull. There's nothing unique or enticing about it. The romance alone is just overhyped and many many things in the series just seemed extremely unecessary. I've seen other dramas with similar settings, but unlike with Noble, My Love, they weren't as dull and expectable as this one. I will say that the acting isn't terrible, but apart from that, it's the only thing which I think is truly redeemable about it. If you're into trashy k-dramas, then you can consider it, but don't be surprised if you end up giving it up from sheer boredom.

This was a fun bingeabe series for hopeless romantics and lovers of Korean drama. I like that the episodes are short. However I can't help but comment that I was quite disturbed by the relationship portrayed. You definitely see psychologically disturbed people with dominant personalities but the way the girl just accepted that and for her friends to think that is a good relationship to be in, that was not cool. I was hoping for some change of heart with the male character and what we see is an obsessive guy and marrying his lover won't fix that.

Really enjoyed this series. Sung Hoon is very very easy to watch and I feel a talented actor. My wish for him is to widen his appeal globally. Keep up the fantastic work looking forward to his future projects.