I'm just glad that Yoo inna is headlining a drama again ! I think she's great!

Hmmm, interesting. Jin Yi Han was in a drama short a year or two ago where he plays a similar role. In "Another Wedding," he also plays the guy whose second marriage is being planned by his ex-wife.
http://wiki.d-addicts.com/Another_Wedding

It sounds like the drama will have a lighter tone and will have the murder mystery to add to the plot.

I'm excited! Love Yoo In-Na...hope this is an amazing role for her!

Yay!!!!!!!!! As far I'm concerned, Lee Young-eun can have Namgoong Mom's character, just leave my OTP to be together and smoking hot, that's all I want. Yoo Inna manages to have a good chemistry with those of her co-stars I've seen her with even when she was the second lead so I bet she'll be top notch with Jin Yi-han. This news just made my day. Huzzah for Yoo Inna and Jin Yi-han! Manseh! Manseh!! Manseh!!!

Love Yoo Inna so this is great news for me, but getting back with an ex after he's engaged to someone else? Er… how do I feel about that…

YES!!!! THIS is the OTP I wanted! I'm so stoked for both of them. Can't wait for it so start!

This should be an interesting pairing, and maybe just maybe, netizens will get over Yoo Inna's breakup with her QIHM co-star and forget about Jin Yi Han's rumored relationship with Ha Ji Won.

"According to her legal paperwork she’s never been married, but technically, she married Jin Yi-han’s character seven years ago — they just never made it through the marriage long enough to file the paperwork."
=> This was very puzzling to me and led me to do some research on legal requirements for marriage in South Korea, which was pretty instructive, especially with the de facto marriage.

I love quirky rom-coms so I'm excited for this one! Love that Yoo In Na is headlining and it's great that I get to see Jin Yi Han in a lead~ :D

I also looove Nam Goong Min and am glad he'll get some love thrown his way in the form of Lee Young Eun who I think is awesome but rarely ever used. Eveything sounds good on the cast front. I have never seen Goodbye Wife or Doctor Stanger (and never will) and I'm not one of City Hunter's fans but I do trust Yoo In Na's judgment, lol.

TvN has a handle on Rom Coms. I have faith in them.

Is Namgoong Min's last name Min or Nam? Why is is name written this way? Do his friends call him Namgoong or Min? Or Goongmin if his last name is Nam?

I love Yoo In Ah. Even when she played evil, I found her adorable.

Really loving TvN!

Glad to her YIN is doing another tvN series! Loved her in QIHM!

While the premise sounds more interesting than most upcoming and current ones, and TvN usually does a better job than the big 3, this: "..a perfectionist at her job, optimistic in all things, and a hardworking cheerful person..".

Hmm where have I seen that trope before? Oh.. wait, in half the k-dramas for the past 10 years, maybe?

Maybe it is just me, but I am getting this feeling that k-dramas have gotten themselves into a rut, endlessly repeating many of the same old tropes. I just hope that this heroine can at least tie her own shoes...

Jin Yi-han is OTP. Huzzah!!! *dances like a loon*

I'm excited about this drama. For one thing-- the character description for the female lead sounds a bit outside the usual innocent Candy norm (fist pump! throws confetti!) and for another thing--a murder mystery combined with a romcom sounds like a fun, quirky ride. And the cast seem to be made of good actors as well. I'm totally checking this out if they sub it.

And now I feel really anxious, because the last time I was excited for a drama just by hearing the synopsis it was with "Yoo-Na's Street" and even though lots of episodes have come out and been uploaded online most of them are RAW. This is one of those times I really wish I knew Korean. -sighs- Anyway, does anyone know what's happening subbing wise with "Yoo-Na Street"? Did viki fail on getting the license or something? Crossing my fingers that this doesn't happen to the upcoming drama "My Secret Hotel" as well!

Namgoong Min was the lead in Unemployed Romance, which I loved. He has a real flair for comedy. I usually like rom-coms which incorporate a mystery. It sounds like it's a throwback to classic Hollywood screwball comedies of the 30's where two people who don't like each other have to unite to solve a mystery and, oh yes, fall in love (again in this case) while doing it.

But, like Windsun33, I think that K-dramas in general have gotten themselves into a bit of a rut lately. I don't mind a lead character who is “..a perfectionist at her job, optimistic in all things, and a hardworking cheerful person..” Most romantic female leads everywhere seem to fall into this category. And I don't mind romantic male leads who start out as overgrown boys and who are dragged kicking and screaming into manhood, usually by the aforementioned female leads. This is the classic stuff of romantic comedy. It's not the cliches of the genre that seem tired and stale. I can't quite put my finger on what is the problem.

It's like everybody involved has suddenly stopped believing in what they are doing. It's become driven less by a desire to tell a good story and entertain and more about being a vehicle to sell product. There seems to be no real commitment to good story telling, cliched or not. Not all mind you. You Are All Surrounded and (so far) Joseon Gunman, for example, which have three very good actors who know what they are doing and it shows.

And it's not just rom-coms for me either. I stopped watching Dr Stranger after one episode and Three Weeks after the third. I was bored! Mind you, I am sticking to the terminal weirdness that is Triangle to the bitter end so go figure.

"..and more about being a vehicle to sell product..".

This is kind of the feeling I have been getting also think, though I have not quite put my finger on it yet exactly. In some cases it seems like at least parts of the newer dramas are being written around PPL's and Idols more than to come up with anything really original or compelling.

Seems like more and more I get this "been there, done that" feeling with 3/4 of the dramas from the past year or so.