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There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later. Each episode begins with a "flash-forward," which the episode then goes back in time to explain, and the lead-up to the episode's beginning is never what you expected! I have watched over 30 K-Dramas, and I'd have to say that as far as the romance-comedy genre goes, this one is up there with The Greatest Love and Personal Taste.
The English subtitles are really good, too- one of my biggest pet peeves, as I've been burned before buying KDramas on DVD and having the subtitles be so bad the show is unwatchable. Not the issue here--I'm halfway through this show, and I can't wait to see what else it has in store! One person found this helpful. The DVD did not come with any problem, everything was in excellent condition.
This drama arrive on time and in perfect condition. I really enjoyed it as well. Through a twist of fate, a cold hearted doctor is transformed into a caring and loving person by a sweet and kind hearted girl. Because of her, he learns to be true to himself through sincerity, honesty and sacrifices. Life take on a new meaning as they embrace the future together. One of my favorites!! She wants to talk things through and see what went wrong.
As Gi Tae is relaying the breakup to Jang Mi, his mother and aunt pull up and watch the scene from a distance. She was there because she was in love and that love was sincere, at least it was for her. Gong Gi Tae decides to hire Jang Mi to pretend to be his girlfriend. He tells her that she would be the perfect woman because he has no intentions of marrying her and she has no intentions of marrying him. She is one of his patients — as well as his ex-girlfriend.
While talking casually to each other, she tries to coax him into coming to her hospital to work. He tells her that there are other doctors, that are just as good and better than he is, that would be willing to work in the hospital. She finds it ironic that he said the same thing to her three years earlier when they broke up. Gi Tae and Jang Mi begin their deception and almost immediately Hoon Dong feels the pangs of jealousy and regret.
Hyun Hee sees what is happening and offers to be his drinking buddy. He ends up getting drunk and they do the thing and she ends up pregnant. He realizes that Jang Mi is not afraid of being abandoned, but she is terrified of being alone. In her, Yeo Reum finds a woman that he knows will never leave him. He falls in love with her. Joo Jang Mi finds herself falling for Gong Gi Tae, but forces those feelings out of her mind when she realizes that Kang Se Ah has feelings for him, is a better match for him and has a history with him.
She realizes that his mother has been betrayed by his father and is being pushed away by her only child. Even though this aggravates both Gi Tae and his mother, she ends up forming a bond with them; one that can only be formed by sharing experiences and pain.
Drama Review: Marriage, Not Dating [SPOILER ALERT!!!!]
The drama was funny at times, and not as frustrating as most k-dramas that I watch. Even though Se Ah was thirstier than someone backpacking in the desert, her character was still not very annoying.
The tactics she used were ones that people use in everyday life, distraction and seduction. As usual, the main lead got herself into a bind and spent a good time crying. The annoying part of her personality though is that she is supposed to be outspoken and honest. However, whenever she faces a problem, she shrinks to wallow in self pity.
Almost all of the k-drama cliches were present in this drama, and as a result, the rating of this drama is just average, despite the fact that the drama was actually quite entertaining. You are commenting using your WordPress.