My Man is Cupid Episode 7 Recap and Review: Sang-hyuk Starts to Realise His True Feelings for Baek-ryun

My Man is Cupid Episode 7 Recap and ReviewMy Man is Cupid (내 남자는 큐피드) has finally come out this December 2023 with a stunning cast and a great plot. The series is directed by Nam Tae-jin, who is known for his hit dramas such as Jinx, Beautiful Gong Shim, overs of the Red Sky, Joseon Exorcist, etc, and he has worked along with scriptwriter Heo Seung-hee (renowned for One More Happy Ending) for this series. The main cast includes Jang Dang-yoon, Nana and Park Ki-woong.

My Man is Cupid Plot

Cheon Sang-hyuk, a charming fairy renowned for his ability to enchant women and men, endured a tragic event 500 years ago when his wings were scorched. In a quest for wing restoration, he underwent 27 transformative experiences. However, his 28th attempt becomes entangled with the life of Oh Baek-ryun.

Baek-ryun, a striking woman working as a veterinarian in an animal clinic, grapples with a peculiar curse. Men smitten by her charm inevitably face near-death experiences, leading them to end their relationships abruptly. Despite her undeniable allure, Baek Ryun refrains from pursuing romantic entanglements, hoping to cross paths with a man destined to be her true love.

– My Man is Cupid Episode 7 Review Contains Spoilers –

My Man is Cupid Episode 7 Recap

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A still from the series “My Man is Cupid”

The episode starts off with Sang-hyuk agreeing to stay the night at Baek-ryun’s place for her safety. When Do-ra, Baek-ryun and Sang-hyuk drink rice wine, Do-ra asks him whether he likes Baek-ryun. Sang-hyuk simply denies it again and again making Baek-ryun extremely upset and uncomfortable. When Do-ra leaves them two in the room for them to share and sleep, the duo have an awkward moment before they split up to sleep in separate rooms.

Sang-hyuk dreams about Jeong-ah and starts to have a bizarre night loaded with guilt for not being able to save her. He remembers her and regrets that he couldn’t protect Jeong-ah when she was targeted by the killer. As the morning unfolds, Sang-Hyuk suggests to Baek-Ryun that she should help the police in the Go Eun-Seo kidnapping case. Baek-Ryun agrees wholeheartedly, wanting to play a role in catching the bad person because she feels bad for Eun-seo as well as doesn’t want more cases as such.

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A still from the series “My Man is Cupid”

At the police station, Officer Jae-Hee and his team are working hard to find clues about the killer. Sadly, they discover that another witness has been hurt by the bad person. Checking the security cameras, they see Baek-Ryun was there during the latest attack. To make things easier, they once again make Baek-ryun undergo the hypnosis treatment to remember the face of the killer. She does picture him and describes it to the cops, who sketch him.

Afterward, Baek-Ryun leaves the station with Sang-Hyuk, and to her surprise, it’s snowing outside. While watching the snow she forgets about the serial killer and happily enjoys it. She then feels the moment the right one and confesses her feelings for Sang-hyuk once again, leaving him perplexed. She then walks away sadly knowing he won’t reciprocate it. But to her surprise, he comes and hugs her. The words of Baek-ryun make Sang-Hyuk remember how he lost someone he cared about before. Afraid of losing Baek-Ryun in the same way, he runs after her and they share a warm hug.

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A still from the series “My Man is Cupid”

Later, Sang-Hyuk realizes that the killer hasn’t been able to harm Baek-Ryun when he’s with her, meaning if he stays beside he can save her from threat. The next day, Sang-Hyuk decides to join the police force and assist Jae-Hee in directly investigating the serial killer case, and also protect Baek-ryun. The episode ends with Jae-hee wondering what’s happening.

My Man is Cupid Episode 7 Review

The series has been unfolding at a good speed without any unnecessary scenes and such. It’s nice to see the main leads falling for each other and hopefully, when they recollect their past, I hope they don’t split but rather give it a shot. Jae-hee, the second lead, might act crazy if he remembers his past and how Sang-hyuk ruined his love story, but he seems like a good man. Hence, let’s hope he lets it go easily. So far, the serial killer lead isn’t guessable so I assume it must be someone unknown or maybe someone hidden in plain-sight.

My Man is Cupid is streaming on Amazon Prime Video. Let us know your thoughts on the series in the comment section.

Also read: All Reviews of My Man is Cupid!

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Sang-hyuk and Baek-ryun share a beautiful moment, but will it last?
Taniya CJ
Taniya CJ
Taniya Ishwarya is an English Literature Graduate and a Social Work - Medical and Psychiatry Post-Graduate. Fun Fact, she's also an MSW Asst. Professor who loves writing way too much. She has a writing experience for 5 years.

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