The drama is lighthearted and slice of life, something we all need during hard times. The concept of local politics is quite refreshing bc I haven't seen it in a drama before. I enjoy the characters as well, they're somewhat realistic, especially Park Sunghoon's. He's not the cold, emotionless male lead that I usually see in romance dramas. He's more of an introverted, rigid guy, which is protrayed with realism. Nana and Park Sunghoon seem to match well as a couple, so I can't wait to see what happens between them. The directing is a bit wonky but I find the pros outweigh the cons.