Love Like a K-Drama

The format is really interesting, and the fact that the Japanese ladies were amazing actresses helped raising the level of the series a lot. I must confess that, despite all ladies really knew what they were doing (everyone could see that they were really good professionals), Rio Yamashita was kind of a class above them, and I deeply cherished her. The Korean gentlemen were interesting, but it was a chasm between their acting and the ladies' ones. It was obvious that they were amateurs, trying (not that hard in most cases) to become professionals. Rio raised, in my opinion, to the level of Ko Shibasaki (thank you, Netflix, for Orange Days!!). I would love a second season!

I realize that I am very late in watching the show, but I enjoyed it so much. I finished this show in 3 days and I have grown attached to everyone. I find it very intriguing, four Japanese women flying to Korea for a chance to find love while doing what they love. Pairing up with four Korean men and learning to overcome the language barrier. Watching their growth was amazing and the dramas were done very well. I don't even think there was a person on the show that I couldn't stand, they were such lovely people who even on their worst days were so kind to one another. I would love to see a s2!!