Had me in the first half, loose me in the second.
I love the entire cast but this drama lacks a strong or at least a decent storyline and without that there are just good actors portraying random scenes, the whole thing with [spoiler]Han Se Gye changing forms was a waste idea not to say that the movie was a way better portrayal than this and with prosopagnosia condition we also have seen better dramas like "The girl who can see smell" and "The Secret Life of My Secretary".[/spoiler]
Strong acting but that's it, watch it if you like the cast.

For a comedy, this show made me cry way more than it made me laugh (be sure to have some tissues handy, especially for episode 10, that's a rough one).

Also, I unexpectedly ended up liking the secondary couple more than the main one (they were so freaking adorable!)

This was my first time watching Seo Hyun-Jin, and I gotta say she's an amazing actress. I don't think I've ever seen anyone else cry so convincingly! The bad side to that was that by comparison Lee Min-Ki seemed really wooden and dry. And while I get his character was supposed to be stoic, I feel like Park Seo-Joon played that type of character much better in What's Wrong with Secretary Kim. He was a bit of a disappointment to me.

Another disappointment was how weakly the very last conflict was approached. It was basically thrown out there and then resolved with lightening speed. Made the last three episodes seem a bit pointless.

But the drama was interesting enough. I loved all the little side adventures Se-Gye did while her face was different. And the soundtrack was aweosme, too!

Kang Sa-Ra is <3

I really enjoyed this drama! The plot was good, the cast is great and the drama itself doesn't drag on too much. [spoiler]But still, I'm not a huge fan of how the happy ending demanded an supposedly incurable illness going away off screen. Something had to happen for the plot to move forward, but it sure feels like they took the easy way out.[/spoiler]

Also! The usual kdrama homophobia! To be honest this particular case really wasn't that bad, but at this point I have to wonder if kdrama without homophobic jokes even exist? Like? Is there some kind of law that says it's a necessary trope?

There aren't that many k-dramas that have me hooked from beginning to end, and nor are there any k-dramas in which I feel the storyline is laid out extremely well. This k-drama had a unique storyline and idea mixed in with the normal k-drama story. I loved the main actress and the way she portrayed the character had me falling in love with her amazing acting skills. The main actor was just as good. Also, never have I ever liked both main and side couple so much in my entire life.The main couple had great chemistry and almost everything seemed natural and I love them together, but the side couple had me intrigued with their love story as well. I loved the side couple so much and loved everything about their relationship. NOT TO MENTION, the actress who played the role of Seo DO Jae's sister was so beautiful and had strong and independent written all over her. I was obsessed with her character.
Overall, this k-drama is definitely worth the watch and will be truly missed.