Crazy Love

No Go-jin is a wildly successful math instructor and CEO who built an education empire despite only having a high school diploma. Handsome, wealthy, and sharply intelligent, he carries a large ego that shapes how he treats people around him. His quieter world splinters when he receives a mysterious warning that someone plans to kill him. Lee Shin-ah, his long-serving secretary, is steady, introverted, and mostly invisible at work until a separate, personal medical revelation forces her to re-evaluate how she spends her remaining time. The series follows the tense, often darkly funny interactions between these two very different people as secrets, loyalties, and survival instincts come into play.

Released in 2022, Crazy Love was created by Kim Jung-hyun and stars Kim Jae-uck as Noh Go-jin, Krystal Jung as Lee Shin-ah, with Yoo In-young, Ha Jun, and Yoon San-ha in key roles. The show mixes dramatic stakes with comic timing across its episodes.

The series does not appear to have collected major industry awards, its recognition coming more from audience response than from prominent prize circuits.

Crazy Love set off steady conversation among viewers about its tone and character pairings, especially the chemistry between the leads and the show's balance of dark humor and suspense. Social media threads and fan posts focused on standout scenes and the moral ambiguity of central characters.

Audience ratings have been favorable, with a vote average around 7.6 out of 10 from viewers, suggesting general appreciation tempered with some reservations. Critics and fans often point to its examination of narcissism, mortality, and power in workplace relationships, and they note how the show mixes light moments with unsettling undercurrents, asking questions about identity, control, and what people will do when they feel time is running out.