You're My Boss

Sadly the premises starts off like a typical mainstream production. Meaning a overly silly scenario, which feels detached from reality. However there is an upside. And that's when Jadaone takes her pair to Batanes. There she finds the intimacy where the characters are natural, in beautiful settings. Focusing on family and simply enjoying life, getting time to develop their chemistry without much interference from secondary characters. Better then faired, but a little too lightweight.