Back when My Secret Romance started, I was fully on board to watch it as sweet, fluffy nonsense (with some absurdly handsome Sung Hoon tossed in as a bonus). As it turns out, the series didn’t even manage to meet that very low bar—aside from absurdly handsome Sung Hoon remaining absurdly handsome, of course. What didn’t work Let’s get right down to the review. My Secret Romance had only 13 episodes—and I still fast forwarded 90% of the last four episodes. At first, the show promised to be a little on the silly, cheesy side, but also pleasantly romantic. While there were some cute moments between the leads at first and I definitely enjoyed Sung Hoon’s comedic timing (and handsome face), eventually the show just couldn’t get around the fact that it was completely and utterly boring. Like read-things-on-my-phone-while-the-leads-kiss boring. Wut. Why are people even allowed to look this handsome? 1% of Anything, which shared a director and a similar setup with My Secret Romance, managed to pull off a show where the main purpose …