Tag: Lee Jung-jae

Nice to Not Meet You Episode 16 Review: An Entertaining But Basic Ending

Nice to Not Meet You Episode 16 Review: Hyun-jun and Jeong-sin finally expose Dae-ho on live television, only to face painful fallout.

Nice to Not Meet You Episode 15 Review: Give Us More Romance!

Nice to Not Meet You Episode 15 Review: This episode ramps up tension as Hyun-jun publicly hints at his love for Jeong-sin.

Nice to Not Meet You Episode 14 Review: The Romance Department Needs More

Nice to Not Meet You Episode 14 Review: In this episode, Jeong-sin outsmarts Dae-ho, and Hyun-jun publicly chooses love over scandal.

Nice to Not Meet You Episode 13 Review: More Trouble Awaits Hyun-jun

Nice to Not Meet You Episode 13 Review: As Hyun-jun’s world spirals with professional chaos, he finally confesses his feelings head-on.

Nice to Not Meet You Episode 12 Review: Hyun-jun is Adamant About His Feelings

Nice to Not Meet You Episode 12 Review: Hyun-jun decides he will not stop confessing until he sets the record straight.

Nice to Not Meet You Episode 11 Review: The Truth Comes To Light!

Nice to Not Meet You Episode 11 Review: Hyun-jun is in love and getting more desperate at this point for Jeong-sin.

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