My Youth (2025)

It's like a warm hug.

I really wasn't expecting this series to be this good, I'm surprised that I'm enjoying it so much. It's simple yet enjoyable.

Sunwoo Hae is such an awesome character, He's been through so much hardship at such a young age and yet he's so sweet and caring I truly love this man.

Seong Jeyeon is too cute for words truly Sunwo's perfect match.

Taerin is hilarious! every single scene she's in is a joy to watch, especially the bickering with Sunwoo.

Kim Seokju is the best characters with the best personality and is bot getting enough screen time.

I'm loving this series more and more with each episode and I hope to god that it doesn't go downhill at the end.🤞🏼

I'm not even done with episode 5 yet, but I had come and update. This drama gives me the giggles times a thousand!!! I'm loving it so so much. Please I'm begging 🙏🏼 don't let this one be another "Uncontrollably fond" It's been almost ten years and I'm still not over it.

Also I'm in love with kim Seokju.

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Good Start - A warm and promising watch

Everything is perfect—good chemistry between both adult and younger versions. Looking forward to plot development and how they will present Sunwoo and Je Yeon's second chance in love... Have to survive 6 more days.

This is the kind of kdrama that is watchable for the plot (story) and connects to the vibes of warm and cozy and feels comfortable. But expecting something very different in healing dramas only shows disappointment.

What we expect—good acting, good pace, and plot development—drama showed promise in these aspects. I'm sure your Saturday or Sunday mornings are going to be one of the best experiences of mornings of KDramas if you try to watch My In these days.

- bonus points
Melodious OST
Drama atmosphere.

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Warm

If I could sum of the first two episodes in one word, that word would be warm. The color palettes setting, characters, and the story itself is just really warm and beautiful. It all feels so cosy and relaxing. It's pretty easy to get invested, and the show doesn't demand too much of it's audience. It's too soon to tell, but so far, it seems like just a pretty simple idea with a neat and well-tailored execution. It's nothing groundbreaking or particularly special, but its vision is clear and it plays to it's strengths. It's pretty enjoyable so far, and I have a feeling it'll only get better.

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Heartwarming and positive vibes

It's exciting to see SJK bring his signature charm to the drama, and the chemistry between the leads is undeniably captivating. The storyline seems promising, with a positive vibe that's engaging to watch. While SJK's presence alone is a significant draw, adding more depth to the narrative could elevate the drama. Specifically, incorporating more past scenes could enhance the plot and create more anticipation for what's to come. The romance between the leads appears to be building slowly, which can be intriguing. The second episode might not have had as many past scenes as you'd like, but the developing chemistry between the leads is a highlight. Perhaps as the story unfolds, we'll see more of their backstory and relationship progression, keeping us invested in their journey.

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So far Excellent start

First, Welcome back Song Joong Ki for making a comeback of romance drama. It's been a while. I miss this kind of genre from him. SJK still has "romantic lead magic" that he can make you feel that way, even in these initial episodes. He's almost 40, but my goodness, he just looks like he's in his 20s to me.

So, the first two episodes seem to have had a strong start, laying the groundwork for a compelling, emotional, mature romance that looks back at the past and is a hopeful journey into the future. It's a second chance that delves into the idea of first loves never fading, of how these two characters, despite their different life paths,trying to find a chance for healing and a new beginning.

The chemistry of SJK and CWH seems filled with natural, understated tension and familiarity that makes their reunion feel authentic. The first 2 episodes strategically use flashback scenes to show the characters in their youth, which I think Nam Da-reum and Jeon So-young did a good job. These moments of their first love and innocent interactions during their youth contrast who they were then and who they are now.

With the groundwork of the story well-laid, I cannot wait to see the next episodes, where the story goes next.

I give it 10 out of 10 as I love the foundation of the story and the actors portrayal , plus it's an opening welcome gift rating to SJK's comeback romance drama. But I will definitely use my fair judgement and more critical later on, depending on how the portrayal and the story go.

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A warm, soothing, calming drama with captivating story line and casts

First of all I repeat all the scenes where the nature shows its beautiful, warm, cozy and soothing characteristics. Every scenes, the cinematography, portrayed so beautifully that I repeat them countless times. The color pallets were amazing.

The previous storylines will definitely take you in your teenage phase. I immersed so much that suddenly I started feeling that I am in my school. It was so beautifully portrayed by the young actor actress. The innocence, the shyness, the excitement and finding happiness in little things all were there.
And of course the tremendous acting by Song Joong-ki and Chun Woo Hee will catch your attention and keep you engage in the whole episode. There are many turns, phases, unfolded emotion will come up in the next episodes.
Really excited for the next episodes.

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My most fav comfort drama recently

I'm Telling You, 'My Youth' Is The Best Drama, Period.

I just finished watching only 2 episodes of "My Youth," and honestly, I'm still processing how good it was. Seriously, if you're looking for a K-drama that will completely blow you away, stop what you're doing and watch this. I know people talk a lot about the typical romance and drama, but this show is on a whole other level.

First off, let's talk about the visual effects. No joke, the VFX in this show are insane. You might not expect it from a drama that's mainly about friends and growing up, but the way they use visual effects to show the characters' emotions and dreams is just... masterful. There's a scene where the main character is working on their webtoon, and the drawings literally come to life in the air around them. It's not just cool to look at; it makes you feel their passion in a way that regular scenes can't. The cinematography is also top-tier, making every single shot feel like a work of art.

But it's not just about the visuals. The story is so heartfelt and real. The cast has amazing chemistry, and the friendships feel completely genuine. I was laughing with them, crying with them, and rooting for them every step of the way. "My Youth" is the kind of show that reminds you what it's like to have big dreams and to feel like anything is possible. It's a drama that sticks with you long after the final credits roll.

If you love incredible acting, a powerful story, and some of the most stunning visual effects I've ever seen in a drama, then you have to watch "My Youth." It's a masterpiece.

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