I really liked the female lead characters in the series. I also liked the men who were their partners. There was a somewhat serious relationship between the leads, and it portrayed how people's thought patterns influence their relationships and their effects. I think it was very well done in that regard. I appreciated how it conveyed a serious concept without being indirect, showing the arguments between people. I don't think many people would enjoy it, but a thirty-eight-year-old woman should, of course, have certain thought patterns about marriage by that age. And breaking those patterns must be very difficult. It's the same for a twenty-eight-year-old. Especially for someone who wants to get married at twenty-eight, they will likely still want it ten years later, when one person is thirty-eight and the other is forty-eight, and they will struggle with it. This situation brings about the issue of one person's desires being fulfilled while the other's are not. If they do get married, it won't be a relationship that the woman enjoys much, and if they don't, the man won't be too happy. So, we can conclude that finding a middle ground is the most important thing in relationships.

Aside from that, the love between the secondary lead characters was very sincere. I found it very cute how they were torn between admiration and love. The woman fell in love in such a sweet way. At first, she thought it was just admiration, but it wasn't. Seeing this unfold and how the guy was also thinking the same things was really heartwarming. His innocence and his lack of interest in things like phones were very funny and entertaining. On the other hand, the third character, the short-haired woman named Ga Gyong, was a bit overwhelming, but she was good. Her mother-in-law was so annoying that it was impossible not to get angry while watching. If you agree with me, feel free to leave your comments too.