Suzuka

Most of the time, K-drama is known for its romcom or action series/movies, but it's unique. These types of dramas are not made that much; if made, they would be underrated, and I can see by some people's reactions in reviews about this drama in my view that it's slow, but it's a good type of slow; I don't find it boring. I love the small details and how we can see the male and female lead perspectives and how I feel that ending will be jaw-dropping that we, the audience, didn't predict. This drama has lots of depth; if you are searching for a comedy cliche love story, this drama is not for you guys. It's unique. It's a little slow because it's showing the story's small details from both leads perspectives over the same events.