What a cheerful drama. It makes me so much absorbed and forget about other stressful things. The way the actors and actresses talk are neither obvious nor trite. On the contrary, it's bouncing and sticky. It's also fresh and attractive because the main characters are not as young and naive as those of usual dramas. They are in their early forties and the love stories of ups and downs sound plausible and look more like reality. The only downside is they exchange talks too well as if they play linguistically.
There are four men who get established in their careers. Two are single architects, another is a widower and lawyer, and the other is married and tries to get an affair out of his affluent wife's sight whenever opportunity offers. They're not sneaky old guys. What they do and talk is pleasant because they're not that decadent. They publicly reveal their wolfish remarks, which is cute.
There's a single female ethics teacher who is passionate in her job and quite naive about love relationships. She is in unrequited love at first sight. One of the architects is her ideal man, but he loves her roomie. Another architect, who is an experienced playboy, is interested in her. And their relationships grow interwound and I can't wait for the next episode.
The man says: Spring has come in which the age 41 is no longer upsetting and dejecting .
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