News cute but lukewarm
The show was funny, cute, and genuinely enjoyable. I did find the apartment decor a little over-the-top at first, but that was a minor thing. My biggest disappointment was the romance. I expected Ha-gi and Chan to become really good friends, so the romantic angle felt a little Wattpad-ish to me. The co-actor subplot also felt unnecessary. And just when Ha-gi and Da-reum finally started dating, his ex showed up. The actual time we got to see the leads together felt almost nonexistent, despite them spending time together since day one.
With K-dramas getting shorter, I feel like rom-com romances are becoming too rushed. The couples have potential, but the emotional buildup just isn't there. I hate comparing, but lately, K-rom-coms haven't quite been K-rom-com-ing.
That said, these are pretty much my only complaints. I loved Ha-gi and Da-reum, and I honestly wished they had kept the kittens. The final concert scene made me emotional, and the show had its fair share of sweet and touching moments.
Overall, it's a fun, cute watch that I enjoyed in the moment. But it's also a little lukewarm. I don't think it'll stay with me for long, even though watching it was genuinely enjoyable.
With K-dramas getting shorter, I feel like rom-com romances are becoming too rushed. The couples have potential, but the emotional buildup just isn't there. I hate comparing, but lately, K-rom-coms haven't quite been K-rom-com-ing.
That said, these are pretty much my only complaints. I loved Ha-gi and Da-reum, and I honestly wished they had kept the kittens. The final concert scene made me emotional, and the show had its fair share of sweet and touching moments.
Overall, it's a fun, cute watch that I enjoyed in the moment. But it's also a little lukewarm. I don't think it'll stay with me for long, even though watching it was genuinely enjoyable.
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