Jin Ki-joo plays Seun Eun-woo who is dumped by her boyfriend on a Wednesday at 3,30 which according to the slightly sexist storyline is when females are least attractive. Luckily into her life comes a childhood friend Yoon Jae-won (Lee Hong-bin) who promises he will help her get back with her boyfriend by making her interesting and attractive each week at that time and day. He has been overseas and returned to be with his girlfriend who left after he returned. Over the course of the series the more time they spend with each other the more comfortable they become although this all falls apart when her boyfriend asks to get back with her and his girlfriend also returns. It is only 10 episodes at less then 30mins each so is short and sweet, excellent acting all round and cute interactions between the lead couple make it an entertaining watch.

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