Afrah
First impression- When I first started watching this drama I was pretty alarmed at how slow paced and calm it was. The music was very chill and the setting of the drama is in a rural village so it gives a very cozy feel. So even if you aren’t interested by the first episode(which you will be!!) continue watching as the story develops slowly.
The characters- One thing I LOVED about this drama were the characters. They have enough screen time for all the characters and show’s they’re individual stories so you fell in love with everyone. The actors did an amazing job and getting you feel the emotions they were going through, I never felt so intensely for a story other than in this drama. I’ve gotta say Park Min-Young killed it, this character is so different than anything she’s played before and she did amazing. I loved her character as she was very relatable, and wasn’t a foolish, naive female lead. The male lead, Seo Kang-Joon had a very calm character, yet so much personality, you can only understand if you watch it. The male lead and second lead had amazing chemistry, the best bromance. Lee Jae Wook made me fall in love with his character yet again. He’s the best friend anyone wants to have.
The story- this story was literally beautiful, it’s sort of a sad/tragic past story but they made it in a way that, the character has more than just that. It’s about the present, and what they’re going through right now. They’re pasts are shown slowly as the characters get to know each other. Some of the stuff shown in the drama, like relationship abuse and friends breaking up, aren’t shown a lot in dramas at least how they portrayed it here. It was super relatable watching the characters stand there ground, rather than forgiving someone and moving past it.
Final thoughts- this was a good drama that you want to binge all at once, the episodes keep you on your toes wanting to know what happens next. You’ll fall in love with the characters and hurt when you see what they go through. It’s a very cozy drama that makes you feel warm inside. Though the end kept it open to interpretation, they showed all the characters story resolve.
I definitely recommend!!
The characters- One thing I LOVED about this drama were the characters. They have enough screen time for all the characters and show’s they’re individual stories so you fell in love with everyone. The actors did an amazing job and getting you feel the emotions they were going through, I never felt so intensely for a story other than in this drama. I’ve gotta say Park Min-Young killed it, this character is so different than anything she’s played before and she did amazing. I loved her character as she was very relatable, and wasn’t a foolish, naive female lead. The male lead, Seo Kang-Joon had a very calm character, yet so much personality, you can only understand if you watch it. The male lead and second lead had amazing chemistry, the best bromance. Lee Jae Wook made me fall in love with his character yet again. He’s the best friend anyone wants to have.
The story- this story was literally beautiful, it’s sort of a sad/tragic past story but they made it in a way that, the character has more than just that. It’s about the present, and what they’re going through right now. They’re pasts are shown slowly as the characters get to know each other. Some of the stuff shown in the drama, like relationship abuse and friends breaking up, aren’t shown a lot in dramas at least how they portrayed it here. It was super relatable watching the characters stand there ground, rather than forgiving someone and moving past it.
Final thoughts- this was a good drama that you want to binge all at once, the episodes keep you on your toes wanting to know what happens next. You’ll fall in love with the characters and hurt when you see what they go through. It’s a very cozy drama that makes you feel warm inside. Though the end kept it open to interpretation, they showed all the characters story resolve.
I definitely recommend!!
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