9Nine The show starts off pretty well. The main actresses have great chemistry, and the simple story works nicely for the first half. The only point is Pat she is very lovable and nice characther, but the way she approaches Prem, in real life it would be 100% stalking. The other point is Prem's parents and their pressure she literally says that she has her life all planned out, but Pat literally makes her life a complete chaos. Well at the end their is more to the chaos.Outside of the two leads, though, most of the other characters are either forgettable or completely crazy and infuriating.The second half really leans into the drama. First, there's a conflict with Nam, which gets solved pretty fast after some talks about jealousy. But then, the parents' storyline takes over.Honestly, the parents were a lot to handle. At first, their old-fashioned disapproval was understandable, but they quickly went too far—manipulating emotions, forcing terrible choices, and even pulling the "sick card." One particular situation later was completely crazy and wrong on so many levels.Because of that, the happy ending with both families all smiles together didn't land for me. It gave me chills knowing everything the parents did was just brushed aside like it never happened.Simplifing until ep 7 is good and a development of romance with drama. After that the plot with the parents starts. I will give this a 6.5 I think if it was the first part I would even give an much higher score if it went well until the end, but with those last eps it really went downhill I would even give less if I hadn't liked the chemistry of the couple in the first part.Now I will end this with a question. Why on earth did her friends let Prem's parents take her away?She has her own home, and her friends are literally doctors who could have looked after her. They all knew her parents completely disapproved of the relationship, and they saw how desperate Prem was to see Pat. Why would they just let her be taken back to a place where she was clearly going to be cut off and controlled? That whole moment never sat right with me more she was literally in an hospital if she black out their is no better place to be.
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Starts nicely, but gets drama crazy and repetitive.Resuming the start is nice and the drama is little, but the closer to the end the drama starts to spike to points that the story doesn't even exist outside the drama and trying to say sorry for the problems.The MCs his nice and they start as a kinda crush situation, but Gyo stays a little far at some moments because of university policies that at the moment seniors and juniors can't be together to show no favoritism. That starts a up and down drama with some cute moments and some drama with some moments being to intense for a small problem. Does are small natural dramas to make a little Romeu and Juliet situation at some points, but its ok with you take the exageration.The biggest problem is the MCs are to beautiful and charming. That doesn't seem like a problem until each of them has like 4 / 5 other characters trying to take your girlfriend. It wouldn't be a big problem if most of the time they didn't get jealous. Jealously is normal in this situations, but when one stops other appears becaming a repetitive cycle. The drama isn't huge on this points, but its still annoying because of being the same problem repeting over and over again and it makes some characters seem crazy for going for a girl that has a girlfriend without a clear reason outside of the prince charming effect where you don't know the person, but she is pretty and as help you so you fall in love.Problem about to be resolved boom new problem above that without finishing the first one. The small problem gets bigger and bigger and loses completely the context. At the end is always I will cause a big problem between the couple so they break up, but I will use other so they get angry at them and not me. Even worse is that they even make characters that where nice break the character and completely overstepping the boundaries because they have small chance of changing the person by peer pressure.
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