Aliciarose

Dream to you wasn’t a bad drama, but it’s also wasn’t a drama that really stood out to me. I was interested enough to finish it, but I never reached a point where I felt like I needed to know what was going to happen next. A lot of the time, I was watching more because I had already invested so much time into it and wanted to see you through rather than because I was genuinely hurt.

I really like the first love reunion/right person wrong time concepts going into it. I found it particularly interesting that two people genuinely love each other, but met at the wrong point in their lives, and I especially love when the store eventually allows them to find your way back to each other when the timing is finally right. That aspect had a lot of potential for me, but I don’t think the drama fully delivered on it.

One of my biggest problems was that a lot of the conflicts felt unnecessarily complicated. There were several situations where I found myself thinking that the characters could’ve avoided so much pain if they simply had communicated or approached things differently some of the relationship problems didn’t feel like obstacles that would happen naturally in real life; they felt more like problems the story needed to create in order to keep the drama going. Because of that, I sometimes struggle to relate to the characters, decisions, or understand why certain situations had to become as complicated as they did.

Overall, I think dream to you had a good premise, Some interesting story lines, emotional moments, and a few relationships with genuine chemistry, but he didn’t come together, strongly enough for me. I wasn’t bored enough to hate it, but I also wasn’t emotionally invested enough to love it. It’s a 6/10 for me because it was enjoyable, enough to finish, but not memorable enough to make me wish I could experience it again. It was just So-so.