A Green Garden ML & A Girl Who Blamed Herself for Everything
I actually really enjoyed this short Japanese drama! The male lead was a complete green flag…smart, kind, reliable, and someone you could genuinely trust. I kept thinking he must have some secret or hidden side, but nope… there was nothing mysterious about him. He was just a genuinely good guy. He wasn’t just a green flag; he was a whole green gardenThe female lead had a lot of emotional baggage from childhood. After seeing her father with another woman, she told her mother, only for her father to tell her that she was the reason the family was falling apart. From that moment, she grew up believing that everything was somehow her fault. It affected her self-worth so much that she became desperate to get married—not because she cared who she married, but because she wanted to make her mother happy. Unfortunately, she kept choosing the wrong men.
What I really liked was the relationship between the leads. They actually understood each other and became good friends first…which made their connection feel comfortable and natural.
My biggest problem was the male lead’s background. We barely got any explanation about him, so his character felt a little incomplete. I wanted to know more about his past and what made him the person he was.Also, the romance and intimacy were a bit disappointing. Their relationship felt more like friends becoming lovers than an actual romantic couple. Even their physical affection was very limited, and the fact that they barely even kissed properly looked a little awkward on screen.
Overall, though, this was a cute, easy and short watch Only 8 episodes, so it never felt dragged out. Not a perfect drama, but I had a nice time watching it.
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