Finally, a 40's romantic kdrama not teenage or mid-twenties. Not, that I don't enjoy those, I do but a story around mid life is equally enjoyable. The main actor who is struggling with some choices in his business and personal life is very handsome and conscionable. In the story, unemployed workers protest being let go. And the silent question is, how much responsibility does the company have to its employees? Americans would not protest being let go from work. In some states, the At Will law applies, and employees can be dismissed for no reason. This is one small piece of the story. The series goes back and forth the present lives of the two people and their past and how they each grew to their now state. Both get married, both have a son and both are unhappy in their marriages. I don't think the show is predictable. You want this kind of ending for the two of them. But, it doesn't come without coast as you will see. I really like how when the show ends encouragement pieces are written in to the watchers. And, a thank you for taking the time to watch the show. Best dressed older male actor and female younger actress.
Review of When My Love Blooms
