Before I watched Well-intended love from the same directors and I think it's interesting to watch how the man's and woman's role change over these dramas to the current one. Though it has certain "Secretary Kim" vibes and she's his secretary it feels like in the end it's a rather up-to-date family presented in the drama including working women or even a stay-at-home-husband. Furthermore the intimate scenes are lovely and the kisses are worth watching as well. CDrama certainly changes over time and that's a good thing in my opinion. Though conservative ideas remain of course, but well, let's be honest - we love watching them at least. Whether I'd want them for myself or not (rather not).

It's impossible to deny that the drama shows overused topics such as amnesia or the female lead's denial at the beginning, but later on I felt that it improved (though the OST didn't) and I especially liked the fact that the antagonists are not unneccessarily "evil" (or remain like that) and that they spend a lot of time on lovey-dovey stuff. In fact I'm tired of these 10-minute-endings I've watched over time and here they spent a lot of time on the end. Furthermore we don't have to cope much with annoying rich parents or other similar chlichés I'm rather tired of too.

Certainly it's not a deep story, the illness makes not much sense and the story about revealing company secrets was rather obvious. But it's a cute romance worth watching for the sake of romance and even the overbearing CEO we prolly all heard of doesn't seem as bad anymore in the end. Therefore I'm glad that I watched it.