Pyeongil Ohoo Seshiui Yeonin

So far I only have seen 4 episodes of this drama-Love Affairs in the Afternoon.

Great cast and excellent two leads in Son Ji -Eun and Yoon Jung -woo!

PHs so very attractive and I can't remember seeing her before in other Korean dramas?

My only worry is whether this show will have a happy ending??

If it turns out to be sad or unhappy I know I would have wasted my time watching it!

I'm seriously not into disappointing endings of any sort.. Realistic drama and how tiring a marriage can be when you have a boring idiot for a husband !

Doesn't give his wife any credit or even say anything nice when he arrives home apart from how's the birds etc.. Very few marriages will survive if this goes on every day?

It is a high quality drama to say the least!!

You'd think there was room for this deep dive into human desires and the messiness of relationships, but the drama just stumbled into this predictable mess of melodrama and characters you could barely see through. The characters were supposedly torn apart by the whole moral dilemma of their sneaky affairs but they did the bare minimum in that regard. Even the romantic tension felt somewhat forced and lacking. The drama would've benefited from only focusing on the main infidelity but here everyone was cheating on one another. Too much noise. In comparison, all the previous points also applied to the JP version except that they were even more drastic and detached in that one.

I'm glad I have come across this underrated gem! Love affairs in the afternoon is the Korean version of the Japanese 2014 drama Hirugao.

The storyline that covers so many layers from love to marriage, to family and then to the adultery.

No, it doesn't romanticize cheating but it shows you how alone a person can be.

You could feel the pain that the characters went through and see how their actions hurt them and the people around them while having an affair.

This drama also shows why we should think over and over again before we decide to get married.

The cinematography, setting, and the OST's added to why this drama is worth the watch. It helps you to get the mood and theme of the drama which is sad but romantic.

Just love the chemistry and acting of Lee Sang Yeob and Park Ha Sun. They make good couple. They both fit amazingly into introvert type of persons.

Both leads are introvert and honest characters. They both knew that being in an affair is not the right thing to do. But when they are with each other they express themselves better, they are happy. They are themselves.

The second leads did a great job as well. Choi Soo Aah and Do Ha Yoon affair looks really good on screen.

This show gave me a beautiful feeling and I will never be able to get over this drama. The way I felt while watching this drama is completely different. I have watched numerous dramas especially slow-burn dramas but this one always have a special place in my heart.

Surprisingly this show kept me interested for all 16 episodes. Considering it isn't as makjang as World of the Married or as brilliant as Love Marriage DIvorce, this series is still holds it's own in the adultery genre. It's realistic with normal people. Sure things could have been sped up by cutting out the flashbacks and maybe 2 hours from the ending quarter or so. Especially when the wronged spouses are so adamant about holding on. When it is good it is super good like the nail biting scenes like at the hotel.

There are 2 main adulterous loves. Firstly the younger lady and the biology teacher played by Lee Sang Yeob who had too many mournful looks. Secondly there is the elegant older woman with kids played by Ye JI Won who looks very slim and pretty and the painter. The more convincing love story is the latter one. Full of passion. The women both are married to men who take them for granted. Loved the character of the mother in law of the younger lady who has the funniest lines.

Worth a watch.

I can only base this (so far) on the first 4 episodes and while I quite like it I way prefer the Japanese version (the people felt way more real in this) - this one seems a little heavy on the tropes so far (especially re. Coincidental meetings between the leads) and with everything feeling overplayed (i.e. Typical K.drama)- it doesn't really connect at the same level. I'd still recommend it overall - but this was based in a different culture and it kind of shows.