The King of High School Manners

I'd really like to review the series as a whole, but in this case it's impossible. I consider it a wonder of wonders that I lasted through the first few episodes that I didn't just give up. And when I say the first episodes, I don't mean the first two or three episodes, but an entire third of the series. I didn't enjoy everything that happened in the school, I didn't enjoy the wingman or wingwoman, I certainly didn't enjoy the main character, and I was waiting in vain for In-guk to save the day. I couldn't imagine how the two of them were supposed to get together, and how I, as a viewer, was supposed to be entertained by it. Well, the impossible eventually became a reality. I went from initially watching in small chunks while cooking to voluntarily giving three episodes a go without doing anything else while doing it. In-guk eventually won me over, and he and Ha-na Lee managed to align themselves into a nice, slightly offbeat couple. The ending was devised in a very original way, and they finally made it to average with me. 3 stars. (04/11/2019)