A hye jin....

O que será que aconteceu? Esse começo de episódio já me deixou triste.... O Du Sik tem mil e uma utilidades e todos os empregos! KKKKKKK eu quero muito ver mais dele a amiga dela e ela chorando sou eu na vida Preciso elogiar o figurino dela, é muito lindo. eu tô rindo muito KKKKKKK ele falou da roupa que todo mundo usa e elas ficaram assim? coitada das senhorinhas modeusTô ficando com raiva da Hye Jin, ela se mudou pra um lugar simples, de pessoas simples e reafirmo a minha teoria de que ela vai aprender a lidar e se importar com as pessoas a volta dela.MDS que horror, vai todo mundo escutar o que ela vai dizer 😵As amigas juntas de novo! O Du Sik fez isso por ela mas eu queria que ela falasse e pedisse desculpas, se arrependesse de verdade mesmoEle ajudando ela é tudo pra mim! te amo Du Sik ela pedindo desculpa e a expressão de felicidade dele aaaa eu amo esse ator! Ele indo escutar a música dele, a gente realmente não sabe o quanto as palavras podem machucar alguém e até desistir dos sonhos dessa pessoa! Tô amando demais esse drama! que bonitinho, ele se viram quando pequenos

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7.0/10

This episode was the king of second hand embarrassment. Yoon Hye Jin is rude to her new neighbors thoughtlessly saying things and looking down on the countryside town and people. Despite her seeing the charm of her new home that made her want to stay. Oh, lord. And then one of my least favorite tropes happens. Yoon Hye Jin accidentally gets broadcasted talking down about the ex-singer, Oh Chun Jae. Oh Chun Jae is basically a golden retriever and it's so sad to think anyone would hurt him.

Yoon Hye Jin doesn't even think about addressing all the mean she spread and only realizes how bad it is when no one shows up for the opening of her Dentistry. She doesn't even mention in to her bestfriend who decides to move there after a bad break up. Which I'm so happy for some Womance!!!! Female friendship in dramas is my favorite!

Hong Doo Shik ends up helping Yoon Hye Jin out. We see what a tradesmen Hong Doo Shik is. When you live in a small town people do learn how to do everything. It's just the way of it, and something I've always admired.

Yoon Hye Jin also has to learn some of the older thought processes in living in such a small community. Especially with older judgey people. I live in a small town and I know that well. Especially if you're kind of an outsider because you don't conform to their beliefs.

There is still plenty of charm in this episode. Not to mention we're already getting to see how Yoon Hye Jin and Hong Doo Shik's paths crossed when they were younger. So cute!!! I love it when this trope is done well in dramas, especially K-dramas!!!! I hope there's more. In their case it was that fateful day at the beach when they were children! >_< I don't even think I have to wait for episode 4 to say I am in to this drama and will probably just keep going.

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Humans...

Living in a small town in which everyone knows everyone, I totally get what that feeling is especially because I know none and I'm always seen as the strange(r) one!Whatever she is doing, she is doing it the wrong way, living in a big city apply following totally different rules and dynamics, she is not a totally bad person, she is a normal human being with her fouls and lack of understanding of the situation, but the residents have that too in a different (if not opposite) way!The one who has a better understanding of the whole situation is surely Doo Shik, who's trying to mediate between the to sides in his own way.I like it, because they are all humans and you can totally see that! The way they act is natural!I love Hye Jin's best friend, and I'm happy we'll get to see her more, even if the reason is a bad breakup...The last few minutes of the episode surprised me again!I'm so sad I'll have to wait a week for Netflix to upload the next two episodes...I need more now... 💔I like how things are going!

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Not sold yet

Formula: let Kim Seon Ho just be Kim Seon Ho. That seems to have been the elevator pitch.It’s a good building block but beyond that, there’s not much else going on yet. Shin Min-A’s character seemed an almost entirely different person than from episode one. She’s fearful and insensitive here when she was empathic with the kids and unwavering with the old boss in the opener. And it’s a little too severe “everyone hates her, she can’t do anything right” one way and then flips too easily to “her clinic is swamped, all is forgiven”.But it has a solid cast and a lovely setting and with development and a little more humor, should be an enjoyable show.

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