Li Wen Jing

“Memoir of Rati”felt like a masterpiece from the very first scene, quietly capturing my heart without trying too hard. The story moved at a calm, steady pace that never felt boring or rushed, and the emotions felt real rather than dramatic. It showed love the way it exists in real life gentle, complicated, and honest, with struggles, silences, and moments that felt deeply familiar.

Both male leads portrayed their characters with sincerity and emotional depth, making every feeling feel natural and believable. Their bond did not rely on grand gestures but grew through subtle moments, which made it feel mature and real. As a BL drama, it stood out by avoiding clichés, while the second couple added a soft, sweet charm like two gentle souls slowly falling in love, balancing the story beautifully.

What truly elevated the series was its overall atmosphere and presentation. Set in a historical time, every scene felt thoughtfully shot, with visuals, music, and cinematography blending effortlessly. Each frame carried emotion and meaning, making “Memoir of Rati”not just something you watch, but something you quietly feel long after it ends.

The only thing that I felt is lacking, was the intensity of love that was shown after the separation could have been more intense.