An innocent guilty pleasure, this drama was Boys over Flowers if it had been well produced, with inappropriately aged actors. And ugly sweater humour. I still have nightmares that “Love is the Moment” suddenly plays at unsuitable moments in everyday life. In Short: A fun ride, where I really just wanted everything and everyone to be BETTER. The immense number of characters should have reduced screen time for brooding, listening to music in tandem, and creepy parental romances. Instead, everyone got the short end of the stick. Pros: The one-liners were great, and the Chan Young - Bo Na romance was really sweet. Cons: Kim Tan turned out to be one of the most boring leads I have seen to date. They could have limited the number of slow walks - grab wrists - meaningful stares moments to under two times per episode. Love was not those moments.