It's good! I can feel the romance - which is becoming more and more rare with Kdramas nowadays. SuHo is clearly not over their relationship and it has affected even his health. HyunSeo seems to have done a better job of moving on, though it may seem so coz she is too busy living hand to mouth.

Not a fan of love triangles and definitely don't want one here after all the heartbreak SuHo has gone through. However, there is a huge financial difference between our couple now. HyunSeo won't come across so pathetic in comparison if there's another guy who is interested in her. It kind of levels the playing field.

It was cute, although it seem HyunSeo was in the wrong here, but we are only 2 episodes in.

It seems a LOT like Our Beloved Summer, even in terms of the FL's personality, the ML having a hobby that she found a waste of time that later made him rich, the FL acting like she doesn't care about the ML when we all know she does, and the FL hiding her reason for the breakup for some reason. I hope they don't take too long to let us see how she's really feeling, because right now it kind of feels like the ML likes her more than she likes him (I know that's not the case, but that's just how it feels right now).

I don't get how his business works, though. Why would a vlogger sign up with him? Doesn't he just take their profit? What do they get in return?

That being said, I like it so far. I'm okay with the love triangle, but hope it isn't too dragged out or frustrating. I also liked them connecting over the origami video lady.

I really love this. My only complaint is that the episodes are so short and there will be only six of them!

The writing is wonderfully efficient, and considering how there are at least a few musical interludes per episode that stand in for dialogue, I'm impressed with how much character development occurred in such a short duration. I loved the way the flashbacks showed Suho as the manchild his doodling on the window and eating mini Oreos (I had no idea until I read this recap that that was actually a box of cereal) hinted he might be despite the flashy car and designer sunglasses. The scenes giving us a glimpse into both the highs and the lows of Suho and Hyunseo's previous relationship were so bittersweet and I loved the way their conflicts felt real and organic.

For now, it definitely seems like Hyunseo has managed to put Suho mostly behind her, whereas he very clearly never got over her, but maybe in the next set of episodes we'll see more from her point of view regarding her post-breakup life.

I couldn't finish the first Soundtrack as I lost interest but this...THIS one caught my eye with the second chance romance, angst and tension I got from the teaser. I was hooked and eagerly anticipating its release.

Safe to say I'm obsesses and im looking forward to seeing hyunsoo's POV of the breakup and the emotionally charged exchange between them when everything finally comes crashing down and they bear their hearts to each other.

I really like it and love that there is no filler.
I had to google the FL after watching the first episode as I knew I had seen her in something but couldn't remember only to find out it was Interest in Love.
I look forward to the next episodes and it's great to have something to watch midweek.

Considering how wary we were for a Soundtrack #2 this was most definitely a pleasant surprise. The push and pull in a romantic relationship is bread and butter of a OTP which not many dramas can achieve. Wow I can't believe there will be only two more weeks. Will the drama be able to justify the narrative or make it feel rushed. This week did a good job of both setting up the past and present interactions as well as introducing the third wheel. 😋 Nice to be pleasantly surprised. Thank you show! Hwaiting!!

The café/restaurant where Hyeon-seo's friend works is the same one that appeared in Soundtrack #1, isn't it? Just with different staff.

I'm really enjoying this. And as with Soundtrack #1, the music is fantastic. Disney is slow as usual in getting OSTs uploaded to music streaming sites. But they did release one song on Disney Plus Korea's YouTube channel. It's the very lovely "When I Saw You" sung by Yoo Seung Woo.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POH0ie_hjZI&list=RDMMPOH0ie_hjZI&start_radio=1&ab_channel=DisneyPlusKorea%EB%94%94%EC%A6%88%EB%8B%88%ED%94%8C%EB%9F%AC%EC%8A%A4%EC%BD%94%EB%A6%AC%EC%95%84

I’ve already been hyping it up on the fan wall so I’m happy to see everyone’s reactions to the episodes were also overwhelmingly positive. It’s good to get a romance without the obstacles of past lives, serial killers or chaebol-isms - even if Soo-ho is still a CEO (him going from male candy to hotshot CEO in five years is way too insane for me to unpack so let’s ignore that). And our leads have great chemistry too! You could feel the angst and the weight of the everything unspoken in every interaction. After a year filled with mostly middling couples, this is exciting. Even if the presence of a love triangle, I’m not too worried because the show seems to be more focused on the trio’s creative collaboration than their tangled romantic potential - and that it’s too short to stretch out my misery in case I’m wrong.

Things that could bring back my misery though: the very inevitable noble idiocy. I don’t believe for a second that Hyun-seo broke up with Soo-ho simply out of irreconcilable differences. This is dramaland, not real life. I bet my life savings something awful happened to her/someone close to her right before that trip. I’m looking forward to seeing her perspective in the upcoming episodes because there was a distinct focus on Soo-ho’s feelings rather than the other way around and while she comes off as cold and apathetic from his vantage point, audiences can tell she’s not unaffected.

And could she not be? If my exes looked like that, I would never get over it.

I wanted to add that I actually love how the ML is, deep down, a total dork, and also reeks of nouveau riche (my husband brought that up a few times)

I want an ex in lovers story when the leads are not angry and petty... Why it's always the same story with the leads being so childish that I would prefer they never see each other again...

Having fun with this. Much better than Soundtrack #1, which was bland and easily forgotten. The character of the ML has a rather unbelievable collection of character traits- He is rich and selfish enough to own four cars, but still cares about someone who he thinks dumped him four years ago for being poor? But I'm sure all of his bad side will be forgotten in ep3 anyway.

Also, Chang-Shik puppy eyes...was that a Blues Brothers reference or was it just me?

Counting the days and hours till the next episodes, and not just for Noh Sang-Hyun's cheekbones.

I picked this show with a mental note that I dropped Soundtrack #1 .. but I am surprised that #2 is different and totally fall for the first two episodes!