Nusrat Jahan Progga
The show mainly focuses on fitness and health, and somewhere in between that, they build a cute romance within the two leads.
From the moment Joo Eun appears on the screen, I fell in love with her straightforward and no-nonsense personality.
On the other hand, I wasn’t particularly impressed with So Ji Sub’s role. He was that typical quiet guy, who furrows his brows from time to time and passes on some mysterious half smiles.
Nevertheless, he did manage to make us jump on to the feels train when the moment called for it. But of course, his biggest plus was his unbelievable shirtless deliciousness.
Then we have the boy trio- possibly the cutest and quirkiest trio in K-drama history. The heartache we feel for the wrestler king was perfect to make our emotions resurface when there had been a bit too many comedy scenes. And then we had Henry.
HENRY FROM SUPER JUNIOR.
It is sort of weird how, despite how much I loved the drama, the end left me with mixed feelings. The last two episodes were
basically just fillers and no plot. I guess I just felt disappointed that there was no wedding. I mean, what’s a happy ending without cute flower girls, a white dress(or Korean gown), and a perfect looking groom and bride.