The music is super annoying, and I hope that it is played less (nope that does not happen). It’s not the melody, but it’s too loud and overpowers the scenes . I don’t care how magnanimous the late grandfather is, but adopting a child, who’s old enough to understand, just so that his real grandson could have a playmate seems so wrong and cruel. A child should be adopted purely out of love and to be in a home where he he’s going to be cherished and loved. So, in some ways I don’t blame Karan when he turns bitter and angry, and then schemes to not only embezzles money from his adopted family’s company but to destroy it. Through being on the FL’s farm, appreciative of those around him, working hard, and falling in love, the ML slowly transforms from a spoiled, rich playboy to a pretty decent man. Although the story centers around the ML’s transformation and rooting out the corruption within the company, we also have the love story development of our three couples: the FL and ML, Chor and Rob, and Way and Jo. All three couples have their cute moments, but at times I was frustrated with Rob and his inability to tell his psycho ex-girlfriend that he no longer loves her. In a way, it’s similar to the ML stringing along Way because he doesn’t want to hurt her feelings or lose her as a friend. I definitely think that this drama could’ve been shortened by half if all the flashback scenes are deleted (or at least used less) and not do these stupid and long slow motions of people staring into each other’s eyes. At least the last episode gives the audience a satisfying and thorough happy ending for the three couples (two marriage proposals!). Since the FL is supposed to be a tomboy, she of course, has short hair, but we can tell that she’s wearing a wig. Sometimes I have difficulty looking at it because the wig is so stiff and unnatural looking. The drama is a decent watch with some adorable interactions between our couples, and the company corruption storyline keeps it interesting, but for me, it’s just a one-time watch.