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It's a fairly quiet drama, not one of my favorites, but it was pleasant to watch.

Yeah... I'm not really into cute guys. I liked the redhead better and shipped him with Min Ji, but I didn't like it when he fell for the main character while she was dating his best friend. And the fact that it ended with an open ending...

I liked this season more than the first; I really liked the main character. It was predictable who she'd end up with, but I did like the couple. It's a pretty youthful storyline, and I recommend it.

I honestly liked the plot idea. This is where I first saw Cha Eun Woo. I didn't really like the music, but the main couple were cute.

It's like watching anime, but more serious and dramatic. I definitely prefer the anime, since at least it had small doses of drama; in the movie, there's no way to avoid crying, haha.

My first K-drama ever!! It's been years since then, but what memories. Now that I've seen many, I know the plot is pretty simple and cliché, but the memory remains. It had nice music, haha.

I watched this movie without having seen the anime, and for me, everything was unexpected. I honestly didn't expect the protagonist to be sick, and to top it all off... I thought she was going to live innocently. I cried buckets at the end because of the letter that explains everything.

The drama that featured a bunch of Korean superstars, haha. It's not a groundbreaking plot, but it's a classic K-drama, so you should definitely watch it at least once. Just be prepared for the characters' emotional misunderstandings, haha.

I'm not the type to like those kinds of teacher-student relationships; that shouldn't be normalized at all. But I've noticed that Japan often uses those plots with questionable age differences. Well, at least they met again in the end when she was already in university.

A classic drama, hahaha, I saw it a while ago but I had to comment. It's so random and funny that it's impossible not to laugh. xD There are some kind of weird things that when you rewatch it you're like, "How did it work?" For example, Taekyung's line: "I give you permission to like me," so narcissistic, hahaha. And how can we forget the pig rabbit?

The K-drama was full of toxic characters, haha, but hey, it's a classic K-drama, so I'd already seen it. Honestly, it was very melodramatic, the main characters were infuriating, but I quite liked the parts where they were in the United States, and the music too. But there's something we can't ignore: a lot of superstars came out of it, haha, it would now be one of the most expensive casts of actors.

I won't deny that at first I found the series funny and the cases quite entertaining, the soundtracks quite pleasant to listen to (my favorite being "What If Love"), but when they started with melodrama and conflicts between the main characters, the plot became very tedious. The ending is a bit rushed and contrived in my opinion, but oh well, they live happily ever after, haha.

Honestly, I didn't like the main character at all; sometimes it seemed like she was toying with the protagonist and the supporting character. The series did have some good cliffhangers, that much I won't deny, but I'd seen it once and that was enough for me.

Yeah... It's not a drama I really enjoyed, to be honest. I feel like Kim Ha Na annoyed me quite a bit. Too much melodrama for my taste, and the guy who kept toying with the female lead made me so angry. Only the male lead was likable, and the poor female lead was constantly caught up in the drama surrounding him.

There's nothing better than watching this series for the first time! You come up with so many theories. I remember when I watched it with my sister, we even had a theory that Haru was the comic's writer, haha. It's a great plot, super original, and I love Eun Dan Oh; she's so funny and so full of personality. I feel like even the secondary characters' stories were quite entertaining. The series is definitely worth watching, but there are spoilers ahead, haha. And let's not forget that the OSTs are fantastic and the camera work is beautiful.

Yes, I think the same as you. The main character should have stayed with the second lead. The plot is really good and dramatic; honestly, you get hooked. I remember when I watched it and the Reset soundtrack was playing; seeing the parent game was epic. The story is very sad, but it's worth it. Although, honestly, I was disappointed that she ended up with the worst guy and not with the one who always supported her and didn't judge her.

The main character was a real character, honestly, hahaha, quite random and crazy, but I liked him. I really like the main couple and seeing Park Shin Hye, since she was my favorite actress when I started watching K-dramas. The plot is a bit serious and boring, to be honest, but the ending is quite inspiring and beautiful. I love the OST: Ready Merry Go

So nostalgic, honestly. We really need these K-dramas that made you feel like you were watching a K-drama with an original plot. The earthquake scene is epic, and the OSTs are fantastic. The plot is quite original, although I did get a little bored when they returned to Korea, to be honest, since I had really enjoyed the previous action. But watch it and experience the golden age of K-dramas in 2016.

It was the second K-drama I ever watched, back in 2019. It's where I first saw Park Shin Hye, and I have fond memories of her, but honestly, the male lead really annoyed me at the beginning... Forgive me, Lee Shin, but it was your songs that carried you. The plot is a bit boring, but it's okay.

I'm just keeping the music, hahaha