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Heart stolen by a free-spirited woman after a beachside romance, a passionate architect sets out to reunite with her on the streets of Seoul.
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Effortless, unpretentious, spare and warm.
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**Fun, Relatable, Full of Lessons** From the title and synopsis, the impression was this is a part comedy, part cheesy, part romantic, series. It was so easy to dismiss but I am glad I did not. Each episode are around 30 minutes long and they did well in telling the stories of the characters and their relationships while staying to a particular topic or subject in each episode. I like the OST, at least what was used so far in the first 8 episodes. Good acting, the chemistry between the actors were great. Relatable story, romantic and yet light--not cheesy, not teenage drama, no serious political and family drama. If you're looking for a TV show to break your existing serious line-ups, definitely pickup "Lovestruck in the City". _Watched episodes as of this review: 12 of 17 (on-going)_
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