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I'll probably have it half-watched forever. I like both actors, but somehow I couldn't fall for the charm of their characters, their surroundings, their work. I actually flick through an episode every now and then when I'm in the mood, but I absolutely don't enjoy it. At this point I'd give it a 2 stars, but until I watch it properly – and it's probably going to take a lot of prodding and a romantic mood – I'm not going to rate it. For me, it's a bland, boring story about a pretentious actress and a stodgy lawyer who find their way to each other. I understand that for fans of Goblin and their pairing, there is a certain satisfaction. Well, in the end, I wasn't impressed and I'm just sticking with 2 stars. (2019.05.24)

I suppose this series wasn't the planned pick of the year for tvN, but it surprised me. I don't consider either In-na Yoo or Don-wook Lee to be perfect actors with huge talent, but they can both be cute and charming. While I can understand how In-na Yoo gets on everyone's nerves, and I admit that she has traits that not every viewer might adore, I grew to love her character. The same goes for the initially dry Dong-wook Lee, who turns into a total sweetheart under the influence of love. As we're used to with tvN, the kisses are more mature and the conversations are more open. The supporting characters are a chapter in themselves and kept me dying laughing. The ukulele couple – as someone here nicely named them – was absolutely unforgettable. The ending might have deserved one more episode, and I don't tell myself that very often. After nearly melting down here, can I rate it any differently? 4.5 stars. (2020.04.02)