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I'm not super sure what to make of this show, but consider me intrigued.

What I mean is, I'd heard that this one was about Lee Sung Kyung's character deciding to get revenge on someone, but then she ends up falling for her target's sweet son, played by Kim Young Kwang.

But when I looked up the show today on MyDramaList, the synopsis reads:

"A romantic melodrama that depicts the story of a man and a woman who, exhausted from their harsh reality, begin to understand each other with new emotions and find themselves gradually changing."

In this case, I'm leaning more towards what I'd heard about the drama, because in the trailer, we do see Lee Sung Kyung's character make a decision to get revenge.

Sung Joon and Ahn Hee Yeon co-star.

Show is 16 episodes and will air from 22 Feb to 13 April, on Wednesdays and Thursdays, on Disney+.

KFG ❤️

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Call It Love (2023) Official Trailer | Lee Sung Kyung, Kim Young Kwang | Kdrama Trailers

#callitlove#kdramazone#kdrama Title: Call It Love Release date: February 22, 2023 Plot: Sim Woo-Joo's (Lee Sung-Kyung) life became miserable because of her father and his mistress. After her father's death, Sim Woo-Joo is kicked out of her home by the woman her father dated. She decides to take revenge on that woman. She approaches Han Dong-Jin (Kim Young-Kwang), who is the son of her father’s ex-mistress. Sim Woo-Joo gets to know him and realizes that she has fallen in love with him. Han Dong-Jin is a workaholic, who has suffered from loneliness for his entire life. His life changes after he meets Sim Woo-Joo.

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Anonymous

@Jennifer -- my guess is that the default expectation is that Disney+ kdrama content is APAC restricted, unless it specifically says otherwise. Love to be proven wrong, but.... Re: this show, Kim Young-kwang is probably going to be giving me whiplash for the foreseeable future, after his turn in Somebody.

Anonymous

I do enjoy watching Sung Joon on my screen. I will take a peek at this over on the dark side.

Anonymous

@Trent - Thanks as I suspect you are right about the Disney+ APAC restrictions....sadly. I guess they just want people to use VPN these days....