Rediscovering Life's Simple Pleasures in 'Meet Yourself'

'Meet Yourself' is a slow-paced drama that invites viewers into a peaceful, tranquil world, far removed from the bustling city life. Its serene atmosphere and charming portrayal of village life make it a compelling watch for those seeking a respite from the fast-paced world.

One of the most captivating aspects of the show is the relationships between the characters. The bonds between siblings, friends, and other relatives are depicted in a heartwarming manner, inspiring viewers to strive for similar connections in their own lives. The interactions among the characters are natural and engaging, adding depth and authenticity to the narrative.

While I am not typically a fan of music, I found myself appreciating the OST and songs in this drama. The music perfectly complements the show's serene atmosphere, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

**Meet Yourself** is a healing drama that encourages viewers to embrace their own pace of recovery. It highlights the fact that everyone faces different challenges and may require varying amounts of time to heal. The show emphasizes the importance of taking breaks and moving forward, even in the face of setbacks.

The drama also offers valuable life lessons about the importance of appreciating the present moment. In our pursuit of success and ambition, we often overlook the simple joys of life. **Meet Yourself** reminds us that life is a journey, and the experiences along the way are just as important as the destination.

Overall, **Meet Yourself** is a beautifully crafted drama that offers a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Its serene atmosphere, heartwarming relationships, and valuable life lessons make it a must-watch for those seeking a peaceful and thought-provoking viewing experience.

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Frustrating to watch

The series shares similarities with the concept of 'strangers again'. Initially, I found the male lead highly detestable, which is a rare occurrence for me. However, my dislike for the female lead at the end of series, although present, did not reach the same level of aversion as my feelings towards the male lead in the beginning. This show is ideal if you're looking for a self-torturing experience, as you may find yourself wanting to punch the male lead in the face due to his obliviousness to the harm he causes and his selfish behavior. On the other hand, I found the second and third couples to be quite enjoyable, with the third couple taking longer to become romantically involved.

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Inconsistency in character's personality.

I've been enjoying this drama with a captivating storyline. Each episode begins with a brief, engaging flashback that showcases the characters' friendship, values, and past antics. The series excels at portraying an interesting friendship among four distinct individuals who support each other, despite their differences.

As an audience, I was initially drawn to the female lead's determination in pursuing her love interest, Jiancheng. Despite his indifference, she put in considerable effort to win his affection, which helped shape our perception of her character. Which was firm willed, determined and person who is ready to fight for her love.

However, the later development of her relationship with Ye Han revealed a different side of her personality. She became overly sensitive and indecisive, ultimately ending the relationship due to a misunderstanding. This portrayal contrasted sharply with her earlier characterization, as she seemed to give up on love easily or failed to appreciate its value.

It's disappointing to see such a drastic change in the female lead's character, We as a audience make a guess of character's personality based on what we watch, and all of sudden the female lead starts to things which is inconsistent with her personality. I hope the writers address this inconsistency in future work. A more nuanced and coherent character arc would significantly enhance the viewing experience for the audience.

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