Lily Blossoms

This is a light-hearted fluff comedy show—short, sweet, and feel-good. You won’t feel like you wasted your time.

I loved all four leads. The main couple—Na Aejoon, the teacher, and idol Si Yeol have a charming romance that develops quickly. The teacher is hilariously awkward and gives you secondhand embarrassment in the best way. The idol is a flirt master with a hidden agenda: he's taking revenge for his best friend.
The second couple —(cousin of the teacher and BFF of idol) isn’t shown much, but you can tell they’re well-developed. They share a past that neither can fully leave behind or forget, adding emotional depth to even their brief scenes. I wish we had more scenes of them; they had a great storyline.

What I loved about this drama is that it wasn’t just funny and engaging—it also balanced those lighthearted moments with some genuinely serious and heartbreaking moments, giving the story more layers and making it feel truly well-rounded.

Both couples have a good amount of chemistry. The first kiss scene between the main couple was a letdown, but not enough to ruin the vibe. However, the second one made up for it.

There’s a fun cameo from a Jazz for Two cast members.

I liked the acting, especially towards the end when they both were hurting. The cinematography complements the light-hearted tone with bright, warm colors, giving the show a cozy vibe. However, it sometimes felt a bit too dreamy, especially in the beginning.

Overall, I loved this series and would definitely watch it again. It's a genuinely hilarious, great pick-me-up, and refreshingly free of dragging episodes—likely because it’s such a short series. I would definitely recommend it.