10/10 YECHAN AMAZING ACTING AND THEIR GREAT CHEMISTRY ARE EVERYTING! At first i just watch this series without any huge expectations at all. Cause there is no kissing scene (of course because they are both in the same group). But after like 4 episodes i start to enjoy the series more and now i become their biggest fans! Their acting was so good, remembering that this was their first time as an actor. Especially Yechan's acting skill, he is so talented and super duper handsome. The storyline was good and better than the manhwa. The ost was so good. And the cinematograpy also good. The bad review for me is the rush in the last part of ep 6 and ep 7. I hope there will be season 2 to explore their love story and character more deep ^^
10/10 True Love probably looks like this... This story draws you in, feels realistic and not like a Hollywood "tear jerker" or romantic fantasy. Two outsiders meet by chance, friendship evolves into love, of course with challenges ahead. The couples connection feels authentic. Issues of social and family expectations also evolve. But doesn't love involve a range of emotions and introduce many new experiences, adding to life's colour and adventure? But is "true love" really different to other forms of love? If such construct could be reality based, I suspect this story portrays something like it. Love cannot be measured objectively and yet it is a very real experience for many/most of us; perhaps life's greatest adventure! Life on the line is a terrific metaphor used by this film. It totally captivated me and left me feeling I had just experienced something wonderful; 10/10!
10/10 Perfection in every scene I've watched 100s of BL dramas, by far The secrets happened on the litchi island will always be my favorite. Realistic, beautiful and coming of age story which will give you fresh vibes of nature and blossoming love. Both the characters have a really good chemistry. Every kiss they have on screen feels too real. The show got 7 main episodes and 13 extra episodes. I didn't have much expectations watching a series made by a team of 6 students, but it turns out they've created a masterpiece which can't be left unseen. Consider episode 7 as the end of the story, a real happy ending but episode 13 shows a different ending, a sad one. Though you won't care much about the ending once you understand the metaphors of the series.
10/10 Absolutely beautiful I love this drama so freaking much. It reminded me a lot of my beautiful man. Just their dynamic is absolutely everything. It was so sweet to watch them. I love how the guy was obsessed with marbles. How he could see the beauty of the world upside down. How he collected them. I love it so much. Now I wanna start collecting marbles. It was such a beautiful drama, really. So wholesome, no toxic. Although sure I love toxic, there's times where it is not needed. Their relationship isn't toxic at all and I cannot express how much I love it. Especially how they showed what jealousy feels like too. Love this drama so much.
10/10 What a beautifully told story This is not a traditional BL, though the main actor is known as a BL actor. This is an artfully told, highly emotional, incredibly introspective story about complex humans and relationships. The acting was flawless. You could feel the emotion that went with the script. All the symbolism was connected and not overdone or far fetched. I found the characters to be very relatable given their backstory, and could empathize with all of them. The other reviews are more verbose and descriptive, but l will tell you to bring your tissues, and make sure you are emotionally ready for an emotional journey you won't forget.
8/10 Worth the watch I think it's a good, innocent story with a simple plot like that could be expanded and have drama added but for a short bl story I think it was fun watching but if you want a detailed, long, and dramatic bl story I don't think this one is for you. Although I don't think they ever kissed they did have touchy moments as well as cringy moments, I think the characters were good as well as the actors and there's nothing to trash on this show with. Although I can't trash on the Tv show I wouldn't consider it my top ten neither would I watch this again but i would recommend this to others who like stories like this.
7110 Typical story which could have had a better execution I was really liking this show with the first few eps but the vibe started dying with time. It was a decent show but if you wanna go for a KBL there are a lot more better than this one. The acting was decent but the story felt lacking to me. Overall, this is a series you can watch if you're really wanting to otherwise it is a pass.
10/10 Brilliant performance I truly loved this movie. The performance was outstanding. The music was amazing. I honestly wish to see a sequel or at least a series from the two main characters Kang In Soo and Sang Lee. They work very well together. I'd like to applaud the directors, the cast and the whole team for making such an emotionally capturing film. You did a great job everyone!! I wish I could have the opportunity to meet you in person to just say that l am truly your fan. With all my love and support. I wish you the best.
10/10 Loved it...a first in Korean web dramas to openly and lovingly explore BL Though I was left with some unanswered questions (Kang Gook background and how he came to be a bodyguard, why Tae Joo took his time) I really loved this short drama and got emotionally involved with their developing bromance into a love story. Killer chemistry, good acting by both, good scripting, good editing (but a bit annoying OST). from Tae Joo willingness to explore and understand his confusing feelings, to Kang's reluctance to face the inevitable, we have a beautiful coming of age story. As others wrote, I wish we had more time with them but ..! would love to see a special episode showing their more mature selves and how they dealt with Tae Joo's father. Anyway, highly recommended. If you liked this series there is another Korean BL gem, a beautiful movie called "As if you whisper".
10/10 The perfect high school BL series This is what a good high school BL series should be like - it shows in a very sensitive and loving way the coming of age and coming out of 4 young men, with all the smaller and bigger disasters people at that age have to face. Directed by the same director as "Make Our Days Count" ", it avoids most of the annoying tropes of the genre, and all the four leads (Shen Jyun as Xu Qi Zhang, Li Zhen as Ye Guang, Andy Huang as Jian, and my very extra special Hsu Shuo as Ray Ray, who looks great as a crossdresser) are talented actors and super cute. The OST is the best of any BL series of 2022. I have watched this series 4 times already, and I'll watch it again.
10/10 One of the best Japanese BLs If you don't just look for fluff while watching a series, this is for you. Utsukushii kare is a beautiful journey that will make us realize a lot that we don't. Even though I know a lot of people who did not really understand the depth that is portrayed in the series, I think it was very heartwarming and realistic. Both the characters beautifully written and acted so so well. The story will slowly grow on you and will make you dread for more from them, which I'm not sure about as this is adapted from a novel. Acting 10/10 Story 10/10.
This isn’t a love story… it’s what happens after the “happily ever after” cracks.
To My Star 2 takes everything soft and comforting from season 1 and quietly sets it on fire 🔥 Then it rebuilds the relationship from ashes, piece by painful piece. The story picks up with Seo Joon and Ji Woo no longer together, after a sudden, unexplained breakup that leaves one chasing answers and the other running from something deeper
And that’s where this season hits differently: it’s not about falling in love… it’s about staying in love when things get hard.
The tone is heavier, more mature, almost suffocating at times in the best way. What used to be cute domestic moments turns into emotional warfare. Miscommunication, insecurity, fear of abandonment… it all explodes here. The writing digs deep into their flaws and emotional baggage, turning a simple BL into something raw and painfully real. Critics often highlight how season 2 expands the characters and explores a much more complex relationship dynamic compared to the lighter first season
And honestly? Ji Woo will test your patience. Seo Joon will break your heart. And somehow, you’ll still root for them.
Visually, the series slows down even more, letting silence do the heavy lifting. Long stares, unfinished conversations, emotional distance you can almost feel through the screen. It’s intimate, but in a way that hurts.
💠In the end, To My Star 2 is not a comforting romance. It’s a confrontation. It asks: What if love isn’t enough? And then quietly answers… maybe it is, but only if you’re brave enough to fight for it.
This is one of the most emotionally intense Korean BLs out there. Not fluffy. Not easy. But unforgettable.
If this BL were a place, it would be a quiet beach at sunset… soft light, salty air, and emotions that creep in slowly like the tide 🌊
His: I Didn’t Think I Would Fall In Love tells a coming-of-age story wrapped in silence and hesitation. It follows two teenage boys who meet in a coastal town and form a connection that feels deeper than friendship, even if neither of them fully understands it yet. This is not a loud romance. It’s built on glances, pauses, and everything left unsaid.
The pacing is deliberately gentle, almost meditative. For some, that’s part of its charm. For others, it might feel like the story is holding back, afraid to fully dive into its own emotions. The narrative stays subtle to a fault at times, especially when you’re craving something more emotionally intense. But there’s also something very real about that restraint. It captures that awkward, confusing stage of youth where feelings exist before you even have the words for them.
Visually, the series leans into a dreamy seaside aesthetic that mirrors the story’s tone: fleeting, nostalgic, and a little bittersweet. It feels like a memory you can’t quite hold onto, only revisit.
In the end, His (2019) isn’t about grand confessions or dramatic twists. It lives in the small moments — a lingering look, a quiet realization, a feeling that changes everything without making a sound. It may not break your heart… but it will leave a soft echo long after it’s over.
9/10 Honestly wow. I cannot express enough how much effort I know they put into this series. They portrait mental illness so well and mourning off a loss one. Not to mention the side couple. How one of them couldn't figure out who he was and clearly wasn't mentally well. Everything about this series just made me feel like I could trust someone. They did this series perfectly. But also the relationship was so toxic. I feel like the top guy lowkey was really rude to the other guy. Especially the scene where some..assault took place. It was honestly hard to ignore. Sadly no smut, but it's okay. Still such a great series.
10/10 Too Short Mini Series This series pulled at my heart strings. I don't know how many episodes there are but the ones I watched were too short and left me wanting more. The two main characters had me cheering for their happiness. The episode aren't long but short so one episode a week wasn't enough for me. I'm hoping for at least 12 episodes or more because their story needs to told completely... And mini series are usually rushed. So far I have watched the four episodes twice... now I have to watch the series again. Needless to say. The actors are great and the chemistry pulls me in. I also enjoy that it's a series based off everyday situations... And not some fairy tale stuff.... If this was a dvd it would be in my library...
10/10 Great sim of characters chemistry Our dating sim is officially the best BL k-drama I've ever seen. The short story, which can be watched as one longer film, brought a subject that I personally have not yet encountered. High school graduation didn't go as planned, but Shin Ki Tae and Lee Wan met again after seven years and explained everything to each other after a long time. I am not fan of mobile games of this type, that's why I was a little hesitant to start this at all, but luckily I quickly realized that it's not a game, but a series. The chemistry between the actors is amazing and the supporting characters also prove themselves. The always tired Sunny was definitely the best of the group of colleagues we could meet.
10/10 Where you get best of everything I have watched many bl/romance drama till now but I was lucky enough to stumble upon this masterpiece. I don't want to just label this as a bl drama, I would rather go ahead and say it's a romance drama. This is a story of two teenagers and we all must have seen/experienced such a story before but what makes it so exceptional is the acting, direction, cinematography, background scores, characters... I can go on and on! Everything is polished here and sets a standard for entire entertainment industry out there. This is the first drama where I have re-watched episodes multiple times. I HAVE NEVER DONE this before for any drama except for Friends. If I start talking about the chemistry between the leads then I won't be able to finish this review. What I like the best here is the confusion/desire/attraction/love is all so innocent and real that it will make you cry and make you remember when you were 17. If you are planning to watch this series then please go ahead because if you won't then you have missed watching a masterpiece. The only best thing that happened in 2020 is "I told sunset about you"
10/10 Another masterpiece of Hwang DaSeul Let Free The Curse Of Taekwondo is so well written, directed and acted. Hwang Daseul surprising us and delivering deep stories with complex and adorable characters. I must also highlight the excellent performance of Lee Seon, in his first drama. Kim Nu Rim also stood out a lot in his first role as the protagonist, showing how much potential he has. Nu Rim and Lee Seon delivered such a great chemistry, charisma and outstanding performance. I hope that many people can see this series that transcends the romance, which touches us and excites us, and makes us eager to look forward to the next episodes. Congratulations to everyone involved in this series. You have created another beautiful masterpiece!
At first i just watch this series without any huge expectations at all. Cause there is no kissing scene (of course because they are both in the same group). But after like 4 episodes i start to enjoy the series more and now i become their biggest fans!
Their acting was so good, remembering that this was their first time as an actor. Especially Yechan's acting skill, he is so talented and super duper handsome.
The storyline was good and better than the manhwa. The ost was so good. And the cinematograpy also good.
The bad review for me is the rush in the last part of ep 6 and ep 7. I hope there will be season 2 to explore their love story and character more deep ^^
This story draws you in, feels realistic and not like a Hollywood "tear jerker" or romantic fantasy. Two outsiders meet by chance, friendship evolves into love, of course with challenges ahead. The couples connection feels authentic.
Issues of social and family expectations also evolve. But doesn't love involve a range of emotions and introduce many new experiences, adding to life's colour and adventure? But is "true love" really different to other forms of love? If such construct could be reality based, I suspect this story portrays something like it. Love cannot be measured objectively and yet it is a very real experience for many/most of us; perhaps life's greatest adventure! Life on the line is a terrific metaphor used by this film. It totally captivated me and left me feeling I had just experienced something wonderful; 10/10!
I've watched 100s of BL dramas, by far The secrets happened on the litchi island will always be my favorite.
Realistic, beautiful and coming of age story which will give you fresh vibes of nature and blossoming love.
Both the characters have a really good chemistry. Every kiss they have on screen feels too real. The show got 7 main episodes and 13 extra episodes. I didn't have much expectations watching a series made by a team of 6 students, but it turns out they've created a masterpiece which can't be left unseen. Consider episode 7 as the end of the story, a real happy ending but episode 13 shows a different ending, a sad one. Though you won't care much about the ending once you understand the metaphors of the series.
I love this drama so freaking much. It reminded me a lot of my beautiful man. Just their dynamic is absolutely everything. It was so sweet to watch them. I love how the guy was obsessed with marbles. How he could see the beauty of the world upside down. How he collected them. I love it so much. Now I wanna start collecting marbles. It was such a beautiful drama, really. So wholesome, no toxic.
Although sure I love toxic, there's times where it is not needed. Their relationship isn't toxic at all and I cannot express how much I love it. Especially how they showed what jealousy feels like too. Love this drama so much.
This is not a traditional BL, though the main actor is known as a BL actor. This is an artfully told, highly emotional, incredibly introspective story about complex humans and relationships. The acting was flawless. You could feel the emotion that went with the script. All the symbolism was connected and not overdone or far fetched. I found the characters to be very relatable given their backstory, and could empathize with all of them.
The other reviews are more verbose and descriptive, but l will tell you to bring your tissues, and make sure you are emotionally ready for an emotional journey you won't forget.
So when I wrote my review of the fantastic season 2 of
"Utsukushii Kare / My Beautiful Man" a few weeks ago, ! didn't expect there would soon come another Japanese BL series that could compete with it, but I was wrong. Today is the last day of the first quarter of 2023, and there have already been two more great Japanese series, "The End of the World with You", and now "Jack O'Frost" which in my subjective opinion may be the best BL series I have seen so far.
I won't spoil too much of the plot here, because for those who have already watched it, that won't be necessary, and to all those who haven't watched it, I would advise them to find out themselves, and I promise you that you won't be disappointed.
This is basically an "amnesia story", and by mere coincidence there are two series revolving around this topic airing at the same time - "Jack O'Frost" and the Thai series
"Love Syndrome III". Whereas the Thai series has bad writing, directing, and acting, and the only thing everybody is waiting for is Lee Long Shi taking off his shirt, the only thing I have to complain about when it comes to "Jack O'Frost" is the fact that we had to wait two long weeks for the final episode to air.
"Jack O'Frost" is the love story of two attracting opposite characters, creative and talented artist Ritsu (Honda Kyoya) and salesman Fumiya (Suzuki Kosuke). When Fumiya feels left behind in his relationship with Ritsu, he breaks up with him, and Ritsu has an accident the very same day which makes him lose his memory of Fumiya. Fumiya tries to help Ritsu regain his memory by taking him to familiar places, but he doesn't tell him about their relationship and break-up. So when they fall for each other again, their new love is based upon a lie which of course must go wrong. I'll only reveal one more thing about the plot here - there's a happy ending, but the way to that point is rocky and full of pain.
When I said that this may be the best BL series I've ever watched, it must be perfection or at least near perfection in any respect, and I think it really is. The writing is brilliant, because it cautiously displays the way these two very different characters become lovers. I usually don't like flashbacks, because all too often they are just there to fill some more minutes of screentime without taking the story ahead, but here it is different. There are many flashbacks which show the viewer bit by bit how Ritsu and Fumiya's relationship developed, and as the series is about Ritsu trying to regain his memory, it's logical not to tell the story chronologically, but showing glimpses of the past that finally make up the complete story.
The next perfect element is the acting which is closely connected to the directing of the show. I have rarely seen two actors who are able to express their characters' deep love of each other so naturally - sometimes there is so much love in Honda's eyes that they could make the arctic ice melt. But their quarrels appear equally realistic, actually so realistic that it hurts watching them. The scene that leads up to Fumiya's breaking up with Ritsu is maybe the most natural lovers' argument ever shown in a BL series.
There were scenes where I found myself holding my breath because I felt it would reveal to Ritsu and Fumiya that someone was watching them, and it would disturb them if I did breathe. Honda and Suzuki (I know this sounds funny, but, sorry, these are their names) succeeded in drawing the viewer into their story, so it felt like I was being part of what was going on on the screen.
Then there is the cinematography that makes this series a masterpiece. Many scenes are set in semi-darkness, or the vision even seems to be blurred, mirroring Ritsu's limited memory of the past. The most beautiful and at the same time most expressive scene comes towards the end of the final episode, when Ritsu is sitting in their favourite café after he has moved out of Fumiya's flat, and the window is iced over. Then the ice slowly melts, and we see Fumiya standing outside the café looking at Ritsu.
Even the title of this show is a brilliant choice. Jack O'Frost (or simply Jack Frost) is a personification of cold weather in ancient Scandinavian mythology, and is often seen as a bad character whose negative influence disappears in Spring when the weather gets warmer. The main plot of this show is set in winter, and the scene with the frost on the café's window mentioned above symbolizes the end of the cold period, and thus the new beginning of Ritsu and Fumiya's love.
The background music completes the perfection of this series, because it sensitively accompanies the action without ever being obtrusive.
All in all, Japan has given us another beautiful series which is proof once again that it doesn't need 13 episodes of 60 minutes to tell a complex story and make the viewer impatiently wait 7 long days for another short episode of 25 minutes to air.
Country: Japan
Episodes: 7 (Ă 25 mins.)
Directors: Yasukawa Yuka, Takahashi Natsuki Cast: Honda Kyoya, Suzuki Kosuke et al.
I think it's a good, innocent story with a simple plot like that could be expanded and have drama added but for a short bl story I think it was fun watching but if you want a detailed, long, and dramatic bl story I don't think this one is for you.
Although I don't think they ever kissed they did have touchy moments as well as cringy moments, I think the characters were good as well as the actors and there's nothing to trash on this show with. Although I can't trash on the Tv show I wouldn't consider it my top ten neither would I watch this again but i would recommend this to others who like stories like this.
I was really liking this show with the first few eps but the vibe started dying with time.
It was a decent show but if you wanna go for a KBL there are a lot more better than this one. The acting was decent but the story felt lacking to me.
Overall, this is a series you can watch if you're really wanting to otherwise it is a pass.
I truly loved this movie. The performance was outstanding.
The music was amazing. I honestly wish to see a sequel or at least a series from the two main characters Kang In Soo and Sang Lee. They work very well together. I'd like to applaud the directors, the cast and the whole team for making such an emotionally capturing film. You did a great job everyone!!
I wish I could have the opportunity to meet you in person to just say that l am truly your fan. With all my love and support. I wish you the best.
Though I was left with some unanswered questions (Kang Gook background and how he came to be a bodyguard, why Tae Joo took his time) I really loved this short drama and got emotionally involved with their developing bromance into a love story. Killer chemistry, good acting by both, good scripting, good editing (but a bit annoying OST). from Tae Joo willingness to explore and understand his confusing feelings, to Kang's reluctance to face the inevitable, we have a beautiful coming of age story. As others wrote, I wish we had more time with them but ..! would love to see a special episode showing their more mature selves and how they dealt with Tae Joo's father. Anyway, highly recommended. If you liked this series there is another Korean BL gem, a beautiful movie called "As if you whisper".
This is what a good high school BL series should be like - it shows in a very sensitive and loving way the coming of age and coming out of 4 young men, with all the smaller and bigger disasters people at that age have to face. Directed by the same director as "Make Our Days Count"
", it avoids most
of the annoying tropes of the genre, and all the four leads (Shen Jyun as Xu Qi Zhang, Li Zhen as Ye Guang, Andy Huang as Jian, and my very extra special Hsu Shuo as Ray Ray, who looks great as a crossdresser) are talented actors and super cute. The OST is the best of any BL series of
2022. I have watched this series 4 times already, and I'll watch it again.
If you don't just look for fluff while watching a series, this is for you.
Utsukushii kare is a beautiful journey that will make us realize a lot that we don't.
Even though I know a lot of people who did not really understand the depth that is portrayed in the series, I think it was very heartwarming and realistic.
Both the characters beautifully written and acted so so well.
The story will slowly grow on you and will make you dread for more from them, which I'm not sure about as this is adapted from a novel.
Acting 10/10 Story 10/10.
To My Star 2 takes everything soft and comforting from season 1 and quietly sets it on fire 🔥 Then it rebuilds the relationship from ashes, piece by painful piece. The story picks up with Seo Joon and Ji Woo no longer together, after a sudden, unexplained breakup that leaves one chasing answers and the other running from something deeper
And that’s where this season hits differently: it’s not about falling in love… it’s about staying in love when things get hard.
The tone is heavier, more mature, almost suffocating at times in the best way. What used to be cute domestic moments turns into emotional warfare. Miscommunication, insecurity, fear of abandonment… it all explodes here. The writing digs deep into their flaws and emotional baggage, turning a simple BL into something raw and painfully real. Critics often highlight how season 2 expands the characters and explores a much more complex relationship dynamic compared to the lighter first season
And honestly? Ji Woo will test your patience. Seo Joon will break your heart. And somehow, you’ll still root for them.
Visually, the series slows down even more, letting silence do the heavy lifting. Long stares, unfinished conversations, emotional distance you can almost feel through the screen. It’s intimate, but in a way that hurts.
💠In the end, To My Star 2 is not a comforting romance. It’s a confrontation. It asks:
What if love isn’t enough?
And then quietly answers… maybe it is, but only if you’re brave enough to fight for it.
This is one of the most emotionally intense Korean BLs out there. Not fluffy. Not easy. But unforgettable.
His: I Didn’t Think I Would Fall In Love tells a coming-of-age story wrapped in silence and hesitation. It follows two teenage boys who meet in a coastal town and form a connection that feels deeper than friendship, even if neither of them fully understands it yet. This is not a loud romance. It’s built on glances, pauses, and everything left unsaid.
The pacing is deliberately gentle, almost meditative. For some, that’s part of its charm. For others, it might feel like the story is holding back, afraid to fully dive into its own emotions. The narrative stays subtle to a fault at times, especially when you’re craving something more emotionally intense. But there’s also something very real about that restraint. It captures that awkward, confusing stage of youth where feelings exist before you even have the words for them.
Visually, the series leans into a dreamy seaside aesthetic that mirrors the story’s tone: fleeting, nostalgic, and a little bittersweet. It feels like a memory you can’t quite hold onto, only revisit.
In the end, His (2019) isn’t about grand confessions or dramatic twists. It lives in the small moments — a lingering look, a quiet realization, a feeling that changes everything without making a sound. It may not break your heart… but it will leave a soft echo long after it’s over.
I cannot express enough how much effort I know they put into this series. They portrait mental illness so well and mourning off a loss one. Not to mention the side couple.
How one of them couldn't figure out who he was and clearly wasn't mentally well. Everything about this series just made me feel like I could trust someone. They did this series perfectly. But also the relationship was so toxic. I feel like the top guy lowkey was really rude to the other guy.
Especially the scene where some..assault took place. It was honestly hard to ignore. Sadly no smut, but it's okay. Still such a great series.
This series pulled at my heart strings. I don't know how many episodes there are but the ones I watched were too short and left me wanting more. The two main characters had me cheering for their happiness. The episode aren't long but short so one episode a week wasn't enough for me.
I'm hoping for at least 12 episodes or more because their story needs to told completely... And mini series are usually rushed. So far I have watched the four episodes twice... now I have to watch the series again. Needless to say. The actors are great and the chemistry pulls me in.
I also enjoy that it's a series based off everyday situations...
And not some fairy tale stuff.... If this was a dvd it would be in my library...
Our dating sim is officially the best BL k-drama I've ever seen. The short story, which can be watched as one longer film, brought a subject that I personally have not yet encountered. High school graduation didn't go as planned, but Shin Ki Tae and Lee Wan met again after seven years and explained everything to each other after a long time. I am not fan of mobile games of this type, that's why I was a little hesitant to start this at all, but luckily I quickly realized that it's not a game, but a series. The chemistry between the actors is amazing and the supporting characters also prove themselves. The always tired Sunny was definitely the best of the group of colleagues we could meet.
I have watched many bl/romance drama till now but I was lucky enough to stumble upon this masterpiece. I don't want to just label this as a bl drama, I would rather go ahead and say it's a romance drama. This is a story of two teenagers and we all must have seen/experienced such a story before but what makes it so exceptional is the acting, direction, cinematography, background scores, characters... I can go on and on!
Everything is polished here and sets a standard for entire entertainment industry out there. This is the first drama where I have re-watched episodes multiple times. I HAVE NEVER DONE this before for any drama except for Friends. If I start talking about the chemistry between the leads then I won't be able to finish this review. What I like the best here is the confusion/desire/attraction/love is all so innocent and real that it will make you cry and make you remember when you were 17.
If you are planning to watch this series then please go ahead because if you won't then you have missed watching a masterpiece.
The only best thing that happened in 2020 is "I told sunset about you"
Let Free The Curse Of Taekwondo is so well written, directed and acted. Hwang Daseul surprising us and delivering deep stories with complex and adorable characters.
I must also highlight the excellent performance of Lee Seon, in his first drama. Kim Nu Rim also stood out a lot in his first role as the protagonist, showing how much potential he has.
Nu Rim and Lee Seon delivered such a great chemistry, charisma and outstanding performance.
I hope that many people can see this series that transcends the romance, which touches us and excites us, and makes us eager to look forward to the next episodes.
Congratulations to everyone involved in this series. You have created another beautiful masterpiece!