Entertaining drama, but some episodes drag and the story is not unforgettable.
The OCD suffering mysophobic company president's plots and snares to tie the useful but not stunning artist girl to his side are bound to fail until he resorts to sincerity, but even then, will it be enough ? The opposition of business and artistic views are somewhat caricatural, in my opinion. The mystery behind the shy and tortured genius young artist, and the company president, drives the plot more than the somewhat twisted romance which features a collection of expected problematic behaviors. Some moments are, as expected, quite sweet; some others can be disappointing and trite or even offensive to persons with high stress trigger sensitivity because of gestures and maneuvers that are almost borderline and not just funny, although they are often expected as romance ingredients of this type of stories.
Once aware about this and for those not too easily fazed (and since C dramas have instructions to stay within certain limits, that most mythology often transgressed, but our neo-victorian and social justice conscious times frown upon with passion or hypocrisy) it could still be enjoyed by most young adults or older audiences.
I thought this drama was not extremely memorable, as I had started watching it a while ago and then turned to other ones, leaving it on hold, almost forgotten. Coming back and rewatching, I thought there's enough in it to maybe embark on Season 2 which is a bit slow to air at the time I'm writing and which may flesh out some of the other supporting characters together with the back history behind the business and families stories, while adding new complications to the three couples' relationships. They are not role models to follow in my mind, but as the "nerdy" girl puts it, the developments can be "interesting", or entertaining.