They better not ruin this one!!! At first I thought this one was just another average romantic kdrama. and I'm not saying it isn't, It's fake marriage that'll eventually lead to love. There's a childhood friend who's in love with one of the leads (she super cute, I love her and she better not suffer) and the tired childhood connection trope. We have Jung so Min playing a character pretty similar to ones she's played before (Because it's my first life, love next door) and Choi Wosik's character is again the humble rich kid very much in parallel with Our beloved summer's Choi Woong ,however, it works beautifully!4 episodes got me hooked! I have laughed out loud many times and maybe for the first time in a loooooooong while I'm not rolling my eyes at the childhood connection trope.This drama is throwing every possible cliché at us and make it work in a way that feels fresh! I'm just hoping that this one of the exceptions were the ending doesn't disappoint.Episode 6 was disappointing, I'm loving the comedy but it's getting a bit too stupid for my taste, Ex-boyfriend Wojoo is too annoying but I do enjoy watching him suffer so I'm torn between wanting him to go away and wating to see him get what he deserves. I don't plan on dropping it but it's not as good as I expected to be.

High Potential Turns into Tropes Showcase Another HIGH POTENTIAL show goes south. The promotional summary and the first two episodes are really convincing. The plot about two strangers work together to "keep" a house seems pretty promising. However, apart from the comedy, all things are going wrong here. It looks like the writer is trying to fit cliche tropes as much as possible into this show. Childhood connection, malicious betrayal, White Truck of Doom, triangle — I mean square love, family rejections, unecessary breakup, they somehow put it all together. Instead of focusing on how they keep fooling their neighbours and people around them with their scam (which I think will be more interesting and chaotic), they developed another cliche stories which are boring because they're reused.There are a lot of unecessary things here: the childhood connection is totally unecessary, it is still very possible for them to fall in love naturally. Jin Gyeong malicious confession to U Ju and Me Ri is also unecessary, especially when she regrets it instantly. Is this confession coming just so U Ju and Me Ri can fight and amend? The story about the slush fund is too complicated. For me how they work together on the scam and Me Ri's problem with her ex is more than enough. Anything beyond should just be side stories.More than half of the show has shown it's going the wrong direction. It's likely too late to take a sudden u turn, it requires something big (usually they pull a shocking makjang to do it instead). Watch it only if you're up for a fluffy comedy.

Sweet and heart fluttering show! The cast really have great chemistry! The choice of cast is really awesome!! The episodes have those moments you would find it so so sweet and cute. The cinematography is also super good as well! A great show to watch during the weekends, and rewatch again for their sweet moments!Choi Wooshik and Jung Somin really had the best chem, no one else would suit this show more. The fits of wooju are so wooshik coded, it's so like him. Really had to support all of wooshik's shows/projects, they are all so good!