I almost gave up on it and when I was starting to like it again, it ended. I wish they could have removed the majority of the middle episodes, and used some of the final episodes. The final episodes were better for me because they're believable in today's society. However much we want to chase our dreams, however much we want happiness in life, as long as you're struggling financially, you're never truly happy. You're just deluding yourself. Unless you're living in a forest where you do not have to transact with money, money is a VERY essential part of society.

It ended as soon as it was starting to get satisfying.

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A great story in the wrong hands

This drama had potential. If only it landed on the right hands, it could have been exceptional. The story is promising, but the delivery by the actors is seriously lacking. The main leads have no chemistry, and if it is there, it is forced. I'd like to point out that chemistry is not making out/sex. Chemistry is the underlying tension between couples that you can feel even when they have not spoken a single word to each other. Having characters suddenly fall on each other, and catch each mid cliché-fall is not chemistry-it is forcing chemistry.
There are plot holes in the story, and overall it does not deliver. Given its title, I expected more.

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Love yourself...know your value and self worth. Lessons from the characters.

I love this drama. So much.
The theme of the show is loving yourself enough to acknowledge that the world will never and doesn't need to revolve around you, people don't need to like you, and you don't have to be perfect just to fit what society regards as perfection. Loving yourself is the sincerest form of maturity because then, you can overcome anything that comes your way. Nan Nan found love, but not because she was insecure and was looking for someone to validate her self worth, but because love came at a time when she had accepted herself as she is. Love, to her, is not a complement, but rather a compliment.

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