OMG seriously. That coin logic is ridiculous. When flipping a coin, you pick heads or tails. You don't get to pick both, otherwise you'd win either way. Life doesn't work that way. Love the PD, but won't be watching this. And that's a certain fact.

Well.I do hope there is another suitor for UTW's character......

The important question: is this a drama version of the movie My Wife Got Married?

Eh yeah, the plot does nothing for me. I feel like this would be a lesson in torture for me.

Why is it a U.S. coin in the promos? Isn't that weird?

This Drama's story is a version from movie Perfect murder Michael Douglas, Gwyneth Paltrow and Viggo Mortensen
Also there is an Arabic version called ( as long as) .
Actually I don't like the story itself .

Never been really in love with 2 persons at the same time? Enough room in my heart for 2 men if they are that complementary, at least in a fantasy world. Since it's a melo (tvN is surprising me here) we know that it won't end well in the show...

hm... I will watch it sounds interesting because i have seen real life scenarios where wife left the husband for younger man and even though it is very vulnerable subject i would like to see what the drama will execute

I will probably watch this because Uhmforce (and I also have a pretty big soft spot for Lee Soo Hyuk) but uuuuuuuuunnnnmnngggggghhhhhh melodrama.

And the heroine seems totally despicable.

I heard it's a remake of Perfect Murder/Dial M for Murder and still...N O P E

Personally, I don't mind her "logic", because her logic is one I am sure many cheaters have and one that is important for us to understand her character. It's very possible to be confused about one's feelings and like two people. It happens all the time and sometimes, it leads to cheating. Not everyone who cheats is doing so with malicious or indifferent feelings.

What I will mind is if the series somehow condones or even justifies its female lead's logic by the end. So it all depends on what the moral will be. Hopefully, it will be about her discovering this very logic is faulty and that fear/doubt of choosing only hurts everyone involved.

I mean, while she is narrating this, they do show her husband suffering. So I have a feeling her words are meant to sound very dishonest at this point. I can hope, at least. I usually avoid cheating stories because I'll be very pissed if they present it in a positive or overly forgiving light. So the melo tone is actually comforting.

Last time I read that it's supposed to be a rom-com, I was rolling my eyes. And now they're out of my socket. I don't think I'll be watching this.

Dammit, I want to see Lee Soo-hyuk's beautiful face, but not in this context! Never like this! I cannot take the melodramas. Better luck next time, actors I love.

Could Uhm Tae Woong have starred opposite any other actress? Sadly I can't watch this.

yeah this really isn't the drama for me, I'm just not one for dramas about cheating it's why I don't like love triangles because it always feel like the leads a skating towards cheating. So I'm probably going to pass on this one.

Because, yeah, the only kind of love that exist is the one where we can only love one person.

Just based on the whole coin thing, I can tell that the script would probably have me yelling epithets at the screen ... so I'll just give this one a pass with no regret. Especially since I'm already in the minority that found Samsoon an excruciating watch.

I'm just mad. Adultery? Bah. Nothing you could say to me could justify it. I will skip it, thank you very much even though I love Uhmforce. Plus, after My Spring Day, I couldn't handle a melodrama for love nor money. Too exhausting.

It's funny. The plot of this show doesn't pull me in at all but for some reason, all of the negative responses to it from the get-go makes me want to check it out. I often find that happens - when people really hate something (as in a form of media), it makes me want to try out that thing myself to see if I will have the same response. I'm not really looking forward to any new shows anyway so I guess I can put this one on the list.

This reminds me of a Korean movie I saw a while back. Hated it.

THANK YOU person who brought up Naked Kitchen.

Once again, a case of 1. beautiful cast, 2. lovely visuals, 3. decent script, and 4. UTTERLY FRUSTRATING CONCLUSION.

(Ugh, I wish I could know the conclusion in advance, because if this turns out to be like that movie, then I'm a big NOPE on it, even if Uhmforce is enough to basically make me watch *anything.* Can't. Do. The. Hurt. Again.)

Even if, as was suggested, it frowns upon adultery, do I want to put my heart through the doubtless emotional angst to come to the conclusion I already hold? AAAHHH why so beautiful cast? Can we just have an epilogue of Cyrano Dating Agency with Uhm Tae Woong and Park Shin-Hye? Please? Nice, happy things?

I am so there. Lol

I'm very excited for this drama. Uhm Force!!!

I'm also curious about all this negative response. We all see plenty of shows in which all kinds of violence happen and nobody is against it as long as it is plausible. The show isn't yet saying it is right or wrong, it is just a part of the plot. I don't remember many people complaining about cheating in Secret Love Affair.

Being able to romantically love more than one person is 100% valid and happens to a lot of people. Monogamy is not the be all, end all of romantic relationships or marriages. Open relationships/marriages happen; group relationships/marriages happen. Those are not the same thing as cheating. Cheating is when you get romantically/sexually involved with someone without your partner(s) knowing about it and consenting to it.

If the writer actually goes forward with the main lead loving two men equally, what she is trying to express is polyamory, which is definitely something that I welcome more in media. However, every time someone mainstream tries to do a story about polyamory, they always go with the cheating plot line which is also indicative of the writer's bias.

"The Naked Kitchen" and "My Wife Got Married" were both kmovies about poly women who end up in triad relationships with two men. "A Bizarre Love Triangle" was a third kmovie about a poly bisexual woman who ends up with her husband and her girlfriend. However, the writers of all of these stories chose to talk about polyamorous women through the lens of adultery which I think is SO wrong on several levels.

I don't mind cheating as a plot line for a story because it happens but cheating is so hurtful and such a violation of trust that I absolutely hate when clearly monogamous (probably heteronormative) writers always use it to talk about poly people. It reinforces the prejudice that poly people already face and the stigma around poly relationships in general.

I just wish a writer would talk about this without resorting to a useless cheating love triangle trope. Not every poly relationship involves cheating and lies. In fact, for a poly to work, it requires the utmost trust and communication from all those involved. To approach this topic like these writers keep doing is such a gross disservice to the poly community. I'm so completely tired of it, tbh.