Angel22400

I just finished The Early Spring, and I have to admit, this is hands down the best C-drama I have ever watched!

What I loved most was how realistic everything felt. The friendships were beautifully written, especially the relationships between Lumi, Flora, and Sunyu. They portrayed different forms of love so naturally, and I genuinely appreciated seeing those connections develop.

Luke’s friends were equally amazing, and HR Tracey deserves a special mention. She was such a fantastic boss! I loved that when she found out about Luke and Flora’s relationship, she didn’t judge them or make things unnecessarily complicated.

The entire cast did an incredible job bringing their characters to life. Every character added something meaningful to the story, and the actors did a phenomenal job portraying them.

Overall, I’m giving this drama a 1000/10! I would recommend it to anyone looking for a well-written, realistic, and genuinely entertaining drama.

I absolutely agree with you. I don’t always like Flora’s character, but I will never deny that Luke plays a huge role in her self-esteem and her constant need to prove herself at work. A lot of that comes from the way he speaks to her. He can’t constantly belittle her to her face and then turn around and praise her to other people. As much as his recognition behind the scenes matters, she also needs to hear it from him.

I also think Flora is constantly trying to prove herself because she wants to be good enough to stand on the same level as Luke professionally. Imagine being in a relationship with someone you admire, but that same person constantly makes you feel inadequate, whether intentionally or not. Eventually, you start feeling like you always have something to prove.

I think both characters have their flaws, but Luke needs to understand that he can’t be her biggest supporter behind closed doors while simultaneously being one of the biggest contributors to her insecurities.

Episodes 20 and 21 really broke me. I was crying so much that I actually had to pause the drama. I felt terrible for Sun Yuan. He didn’t deserve to die, and his storyline was heartbreaking. At the same time, I understand that after everything he had been through, he had reached a point where he genuinely believed death was his only way out.


Sun Yu is such an amazing friend. I love that she can acknowledge her feelings for Sun Yuan while also understanding that he has the right to love whoever he wants, even if that person is her best friend, Flora. That’s a level of maturity I really appreciate.

Now, Flora getting upset with Luke for not winning the Specialist Award really rubbed me the wrong way. I found her reaction selfish because she has absolutely no idea what Luke is willing to sacrifice for her. This man was even prepared to resign so she could continue working at the company, and all she can think about is him not judging her fairly?


To be fair, I understand why she feels that way because Luke has a serious communication problem. He praises her work behind the scenes but rarely makes her feel appreciated directly. And that’s one of his biggest red flags. What’s the point of constantly recognizing someone’s achievements privately if you can’t make them feel valued to their face? especially when that person is your girlfriend!!!!!!!

At this point, I’m starting to question whether Flora actually understands what it means to be in a relationship with Luke.Why did she introduce Luke as her boss to her ex and then proceed to go out with him? She constantly struggles to distinguish between Luke being her boss and being her boyfriend. How long are they going to keep pretending their relationship is something else?I can understand her creating a fake dating profile to help her friend, but she’s in a relationship herself. There should be boundaries.And how did her ex even know her hotel room number? That was questionable!What bothers me most is her expectations. After keeping a relationship secret for FOUR YEARS, how did she expect to suddenly transition into marriage and children when her family and closest friends don’t even know she has a boyfriend? Meanwhile, Luke has introduced her to his family and friends. They clearly approach commitment differently.Their lack of communication is another major issue. They never address the real problems in their relationship. Every disagreement gets swept under the rug, and nothing is resolved.I know Luke isn’t perfect and can be difficult sometimes, but I genuinely think he’s trying. He makes room for Flora in his life and considers her best interests, yet she rarely looks at things from his perspective. Everything seems to revolve around what Flora wants and how she feels.A relationship cannot be one-sided. Luke shouldn’t always have to be the one adjusting, understanding, and making sacrifices. You can’t expect someone to keep making room for you while refusing to make room for them.I just want to see Flora put as much effort into understanding Luke as he puts into understanding her.

You need to understand that she’s been speaking with that accent her entire life. She can’t just wake up one day with a completely modern-day accent that wouldn’t be realistic. Given her background and the time period she came from, it makes sense that some of her original speech patterns would remain.

Yes!!!!

It's worth all the hype. It is an open ending so it depends on your point of view and how well you pay attention to little details like facial expression, body gestures and scenes/environment to understand how it ends.