This tip is important for truly understanding “My Sweet Seoul”: The series is brain candy that views like a deep novel reads. If you can look past the surface, you’ll love it. If you can’t, you’ll likely hate it.

That’s my take on the drama.

*runs and Hugs Dahee* I’m all for Eun Soo with THE VOICE aka Young Soo…and I’m now going to venture to read your rebuttals to dear Javabean’s #%^$&&%*(# on Eun Soo shi – AJA AJA Hoitin’

I like Choi Kang Hee from the 1st Episode and I STILL like Choi Kang Hee…sure she has her faults but I simply cannot find her selfish…..wanting her mum to stay with her dad… is a yearning of most children… as parents treat their children like they are somewhere about 10 years all the time regardless of their current age (in a couple of years i will be 40) and children treat their parents like they are still 10 years… it cannot be totally selfish, that’s how I feel anyway.

Eun Soo has seen her mum accepting/staying with her dad for what 30 years?, a long explaination would have helped her understand better…if I were to catch my mum out on a date lovey dovey with a stranger, I don’t know what I’ll do!!!! I do know however I would feel my mum was wrong as she is still married.

With Tae Soo – I think her mind cannot accept Tae Soo while her heart can – but the constant clashes of her mind and heart exhaust her – most girls know what they DON’T want in life or in their life long partner, Tae Soo has many great attributes but doesn’t give her that key factor where most women want – stability for the future…with Tae Soo, life would be iffy with Young Soo – more chances for concrete marriage where the husband’s status, intelligence, maturity, reliability could help make “till death do us part” an absolute reality….THAT folks is what the majority of women in this world want…I have read some survey and this is so true…

ok my 2 cents are up…

phew. I finally watched the 10th episode (1박 2일 seems more appealing). The series does have that rare sense of realism, but sadly, is affected by the main character, who runs away from her problems, and leaves the audience in frustration.

There are a few reasons why I think the drama would still be worthwhile to watch: the directing, and the other characters: Young Soo, Yoo Hee, Tae Oh (I do wonder if he’s still going to be in the rest of the drama) and even Jane, who at first lacks maturity. Heh…maybe the series would have been more “enjoyable” had it focused on Yoo Hee.

The writers are trying to make her too realistic, that is with (a hell of a lot of) flaws and while I do like characters with flaws, the thing is when I watch a drama I do expect to see a likeable character and when I don’t like a dramas main character a lot of the appeal disappears.

Still, I like the majority of the cast and the drama itself remains enjoyable so I hope you continue these recaps but here’s hoping to an ending where Eun Soo ends up lonely.

another episode and my dislike for the Eun Soo character keeps growing….like i said in my last post she doesnt deserve to end up with either guy, they are just too good for her…..

but at the same time i can kind of see where she’s coming from….especially with the whole situation with her mom. i think i would say the same thing to my mom…yeah it might be selfish or whatever you want to call it but it’s only natural to want your parents to stay together even if it makes either party unhappy

I’m still loving this drama. Eun Soo character never bothered me. In fact, I find her character refreshing. Her (many) flaws make the show that much more interesting (although Yoo Hee and Young Soo are still my favorites ). This is definitely a drama that is better watched in full detail. I love the writing! It was so cute that Young Soo and Eun Soo met at the Corner cafe.

Thanks for the recaps! I hope you will continue with this series.

but lee jung! i love him!