The Interest of Love
Drama • 2022 • 1h 15m
Episode 1
A mix-up at the bank forces Ha Sang-su and Ahn Su-yeong to go on a trip together. When they return, he musters up the courage to ask her a question.
Episode 2
Sang-su is left reeling after his tense conversation with Su-yeong. Meanwhile, a new face joins the bank and quickly becomes friendly with Sang-su.
Episode 3
Jeong Jong-hyeon attempts to get closer to Su-yeong, who is grappling with her past. Park Mi-gyeong and Sang-su team up on a work project.
Episode 4
Mi-gyeong reveals her true feelings to Su-yeong while continuing to maintain their friendship. Su-yeong later receives disappointing news at work.
Episode 5
Su-yeong stands up for herself at work — risking blowback. After being embarrassed in front of Sang-su, Mi-gyeong shares her vulnerabilities with him.
Episode 6
Sang-su and Su-yeong get the chance to open up about their feelings. Mi-gyeong and Sang-su's mothers form an unlikely friendship.
Episode 7
Su-yeong tries to get answers out of Jong-hyeon after his sudden change of heart. Sang-su and Mi-gyeong go public with their relationship.
Episode 8
Jong-hyeon and Su-yeong attempt to adjust to their new — and awkward — living situation. Mi-gyeong's mother tries to track down her daughter's new beau.
Episode 9
Mi-gyeong begins to suspect Sang-su's true feelings about Su-yeong. Meanwhile, Su-yeong struggles to manage Jong-hyeon's growing insecurities.
Episode 10
Amid increasing suspicions about Sang-su, Mi-gyeong's anxiety starts to get the better of her. Su-yeong witnesses a scary accident involving her mother.
Episode 11
After their momentous night at the ice rink, Sang-su and Su-yeong navigate their complex road ahead. Mi-gyeong avoids Sang-su's every attempt to talk.
Episode 12
Mi-gyeong does everything in her power to deny the reality of Sang-su's decision. Confronted with conflicting emotions, Su-yeong reaches a crossroads.
Cast
Reviews
Late Stage Capitalism Love. It's really hard to trust a Netflix series with inexperienced writers, in this case, it seems this drama is still the writers' only project. The combination usually results in producing flops and slops, and the pattern seems to be consistent with this one as well. It goes without saying, this explains why the dialogue was unbelievably atrocious and mind numbing. The story itself remained in a nonfunctional state throughout its run and mixing it with a half-assed social commentary piece resulted in a certified stinker. Even its creator know that it was a failed attempt so they abandoned the idea after a few episodes. Amidst all of that, somehow, they managed to create 16 episodes. I guess having the characters talking in slow-mo helped, which made it more painful in combination for how the dialogue was.
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