Watched for Moonbin, stayed for the plot

I gave this drama a chance because I wanted to see Moonbin. Though I was saddened he barely appeared in the first few eps—(he has more screen presence in the later part of the drama), I continued watching as I was fairly surprised on how great the plot and the acting was.
I expected this drama to be very low budget and with a cringey storyline because of the title. But there’s more to that than what meets the eye.
Although I’d have to say it was a good drama overall, I was left with unanswered questions.
What ended up happening to Hwi Young’s parents? They totally left us out of the loop. We finally get to know where his big brother is, and what he’s doing after the investigation, but where are his parents? How did they react to the whole situation?
What happened to Jun Woo’s parents and how did they end up separating? When did Oh Je realize he was gay? And last but certainly not least, will Soo Bin’s mom ever let the two date? I think if the drama went more in depth, it’d have been totally better. I wouldn’t go as far as the ending was rushed, but they could have taken the time to clear up somethings that were never mentioned in the beginning—like how they did with Hwi Young’s brother.
Soo Bin’s acting really surprised me. For being young as she is, her acting is solid. This is my first time seeing basically the whole cast but they didn’t disappoint. I was really touched by some of the lines and emotions that the characters went through, especially moments with Soo Bin and her mother.
I personally wouldn’t rewatch the whole series again, but I’d rewatch the parts where Moonbin was in.

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