Love to Hate You

Love to Hate You (연애대전) is the latest romantic-comedy K-drama that premiered on February 10, 2023, on Netflix. Directed by Kim Jung-kwon, ...

The rom-com genre is finally reviving, and the show will be great to watch during Valentine’s week. The series is entertaining from the beginning till the end, with little to no dull moments. The dialogues remain precise, and each scene contains the substance to keep the show interesting. Feminist subjects were the major theme of the series, yet it lacked depth and followed the usual norms to display a “strong and self-sustaining” woman. However, the plot is predictable and not out of the ordinary. Yes, it is a cliched enemies-to-lovers plot, and yes, the story is predictable, but that does not take away from how incredibly it is executed.

Love to Hate You is a South Korean drama that got released on Netflix in 2023. It is created by Kim Jeong-Kwon and Choi Soo-young.

Love to Hate You is made for entertainment purposes and the drama has surely served a grand amount of entertainment in all of the 10 episodes. Watch Love to Hate You if you are in the mood for something lively and entertaining! Most of the series either caters to 12 or 16 episodes but Love to Hate You has only 10 which makes it eligible for a quick watch. Even though Nam Kang-Ho is no less, there are more chances of Yeo Mi-Ran becoming the girl crush of this season because of her incredible and fiery personality. The story has a good pace and is easygoing and fun to follow. It tells the story of Yeo Mi-Ran, a rookie attorney, and Nam Kang-ho who is a successful actor in Korea.

Love to Hate You (연애대전) is the latest romantic-comedy K-drama that premiered on February 10, 2023, on Netflix. Directed by Kim Jung-kwon, ...

They started to meet up in disguises in restaurants and pubs. She made the firm decision to prevent Kang-ho from going through further defamation. During his statement, he apologises to his fans for the hurt he had caused them but refuses to stop dating Mi-ran. This created dissent in the industry towards her as people started to tarnish Kang-ho’s name and reputation. Starring Kim Ok-vin as Yeo Mi-ran and Teo Yoo as Nam Kang-ho in the lead roles alongside Kim Ji-hoon as Do Won-jun, Go Won-hee as Shin Na-eun, Lee Joo-bin as Oh Se-na, Song Ji-woo as Hwang Ji-ye, Kim Sung-ryung and more. Directed by Kim Jung-kwon, the plot surrounds a woman who dislikes every man she meets and a man with deep suspicions towards women.

Netflix released all the episodes of the romantic comedy Hate To Love You starring Teo Yoo, Kim Ok Bin and more.

The first meeting full of distrust and boundaries, and the love story of a man and a woman, like a roller coaster that pushes them away but keeps getting attracted to them, are lightly described. [Kim Ji Hoon](https://www.pinkvilla.com/photos/photos-hyuna-ha-ji-won-seventeens-the8-kim-ji-hoon-and-more-pose-at-a-luxury-brand-event-1206101) became an actor with a striking appearance, but he realized his acting skills and took on the role of Do Won Joon, who turned to management early on. In the play, an unexpected romance with Mi Ran's best friend Shin Na Eun is naturally portrayed with delicate emotional changes, giving a different fun to the Mi Ran and Kang Ho couple. It was her first attempt at a romantic comedy, but Kim Ok Bin, who thought she could radiate even the charms she could do well, perfected her character by perfectly projecting her cheerful and confident side to lawyer Mi Ran. He also showed confidence, "If there is a similarity with Kangho, it is that both of them are good at acting in melodies." It is attracting attention with a story and atmosphere suitable for the sweet Valentine's Day season.

This review of the Netflix K-drama Love to Hate You Season 1 is spoiler-free. It's February, the month of love and mediocre film and television, so it's no ...

Love to Hate You is a very different, much lighter, and more absurd affair, even if it also postulates gender roles, perceptions, and identities. I planned to like this show a lot less than I did, honestly, since I’m not especially romantic myself, but then again neither is Love to Hate You. But for a February release, it does the job well enough, delivering an always-watchable, sometimes quite funny experience that is just a touch too long for its own good. [Kim Ok-vin](https://readysteadycut.com/person/kim-ok-vin/)) is no stranger to smacking men around for the greater good, one of the first – but far from the only – ways in which the show deliberately inverts the typical gender dynamics. Even [South Korean TV](https://readysteadycut.com/k-drama-shows/), usually the safest possible bet for high-quality drama – just look how much of a fuss people made about the last Korean binge-drop, [The Glory](https://readysteadycut.com/2022/12/30/the-glory-season-1-review/) – is getting in on the action with Love to Hate You, a ten-episode romantic comedy series that combines the contrived unlikely lovers concept with a bit of high-kicking weirdness. Needless to say, these two opposites are fated to attract, and once the show conspires to bring them together it kicks into a slightly higher gear, though admittedly not one high enough to sustain ten long episodes.