This series was a pleasant surprise, first, the lack of love triangles was a breath of fresh air and a very welcome change on the usual kdrama tropes. Second, female leads not acting as they were rivals, and instead having plots about having different personalities and working out a middle ground to have better relationships with one another was one of the highlights of this series. I was slightly annoyed by two plots however, which was the sexualities ones. One of them was, in my opinion, properly addressed towards the end, but the other one...it still bothers me. I absolutely love how the characters work wasn't just a set up for the romance, we actually see their jobs and learn about them by seeing how they work and what their work means to them. And as a translator I'll give 10 out of 10 points to whoever wrote the translators struggles, cause they were painfully real and close to home.

The "adults", as in the parents, plot was...meh. I don't really see how they added to the history, and they were mostly there for a few plot twists. I wish the Seon-Gyeom career plot was already stablished in episode 12, cause he really looked like a good professional and I kind of wanted to see him taking care of things and working. This series has a beautiful message about "how to suck less as a human being" and he, to me, was the perfect opportunity to show how you can do business without being an a-hole.

It's a 7 stars for me, because the second part of the season is when the writers seems to have finally found the series mojo, and because of a few mistakes and things I wished they would "go hard or go home".