The drama starts at a slow pace but gradually grips the viewer's interest. The male character's acting made the initial episodes seem dull, though it wasn’t his fault—he was playing a role that required him to portray a character struggling with emotions. Some of his scenes felt repetitive, but I promise, the overall experience was worth watching.

The acting was phenomenal, and the music was equally captivating. I particularly admired the female lead's mother. The way she hid her illness and spent her final days with her daughter without revealing her secret was deeply moving. She held back her emotions, made all necessary arrangements for her daughter’s future, and only revealed the truth at the very end. This allowed her daughter to grow stronger and accept the harsh reality that death is inevitable.

I also enjoyed the subplot involving the other pair's love story. Though it was brief, the male character's decision to take things slowly to avoid repeating past mistakes was admirable. His approach gave their relationship time to develop, which felt realistic and heartfelt.

However, two or three episodes were undeniably boring. That said, I would still recommend this drama to those who enjoy soft, emotional storytelling and are willing to be patient with its pacing.