The Temperature of Language: Our Nineteen (2020)

Temperature of Love easily made its way to the top of my favourite webdramas list. From the very first episode to the very last, it tightly held my attention and even managed to grasp a hold of my heart. When I started the show, I expected it to be similar to A-Teen. However, to my surprise, it was much more than that. I found A-Teen to be a little random at times and it felt incomplete? However, Temperature of Love was nothing like that. It is a meaningful story filled with struggles, mistakes and learnings that most youth experience at the delicate age of 18. Each character in this show has his/her own purpose and I loved that they all got their story told. And so, as I progressed throughout the episodes, I couldn't help but fall for all the characters and almost feel like they were like my own friends. I learned so much from them, and so as I finished the last episode at the crack of dawn (yes, i woke up at 5 AM for this finale), my heart felt all warm yet I also felt sad as our journey together was coming to an end. This show made me reflect upon myself but also look back at my highschool years. I personally especially related to this show as I am 19 years old and feel the pressure of education everyday. Consequently, this show offered a lot of comfort to me. Rather than focusing on romance, this drama focuses on friends, and the pressure of education and society; all topics I think most of us can relate very well too. If you are looking for a meaningful watch filled with life lessons, this show would definitely be the one to start!

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" The temperature of language : Our Nineteen " was a pretty good school drama.

The story combined many genres that usually the korean school dramas do, like bullying, pressure from family and society to excel, friendship angst, romance and social classes. And they did a good job with equally presenting them all, without letting the romance overtake the whole story and leaving the rest as fillers. The characters were all well written and the chemistry that the actors had between them helped a lot with the entertainment of the drama. The performances were pretty good from every one of the cast as well.

However, the concept of the one hundred days when students disappear was half baked and was only left in the first episode.

Still, the drama was good, so eight out of ten.

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