Omo, a show dripping with romance and a huge dose of screen time for a handsome face! Hong-jo (Cho Bo-ah) and Shin-yoo (Rowoon) are very cute and sweet, and their past-life relationship is intense and moving. People and praises I saw many comments praising Rowoon to the skies. Fandom can be amusing. He was fine, but I don’t think it was all that difficult to stand around looking handsome and aloof, or speak coldly to people. It was nice to see him come to some life when Shin-yoo is with Hong-jo. There were also comments praising his comedic timing. Errr… it is all scripted, right? He just needs to follow the script properly. We don’t know how much they practised, or how many takes it took to get a scene just right. I think it is more the script, characterisation and juxtaposition of his character with others that do the job. Thank you, scriptwriter, for giving him those hilarious post-Love Spell lines! His most impressive scene was when Hong-jo is poisoned – he does the
Banchan + Maths = happiness, mayhem and mystery Characters, Actors I can’t think of any character who is weakly portrayed – a rare feat! Jung Kyung-ho (as Chi-yeol) and Jeon Do-yeon (as Haeng-seon) play their roles effortlessly. They are funny and comfortable together as a couple, and hurray for the 'mature couple' vibes. I was fine with Haeng-seon being older than Chi-yeol but it might have been better to cast an actress closer to his age and perhaps they shouldn’t have him think she looks too young to be Hae-yi’s mother. She doesn’t look too young. Visually, she fits in with the other mums and, in fact, clearly looks older than some of them. Chi-yeol is such an old soul. Sometimes he seemed to be Do-yeon’s real age (fifty)! It must have been quite a job memorising all those mathematical lines but they came out naturally. However, how is the chalk and talk teaching method good enough to make him a “star” tutor? What more, he doesn’t bother to know his students pers