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Although I find GMM’s GL series often rather long-winded, safe, and not truly outstanding, I have to admit that their recent works like Pluto and Us have shown clear improvement. At the very least, the scripts are more logical, and the visuals and costumes are more polished, neat, and modern compared to Only You. In Only You, there was even a scene where the female lead’s hair color changed twice within the same sequence, making viewers feel as though they were being taken for fools. The costumes looked so outdated that I honestly thought I was watching a film from ten years ago. So, even if the scripts still have weaknesses, GMM does far better than CH3. By contrast, Only You was a heavy disappointment — truly a pity, because if the series had been well-made, audiences would have had no reason to criticize it. In my opinion, most of the people who watched and praised this series only did so because they like the actors in real life, not because they were genuinely invested as viewers. If this had been an ordinary romance drama, no one would have cared.