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Really good for as far as lighthearted romance goes
I had to write a review because all the reviews about this were so one sided and hateful. It's like people really took this show personally for some reason and I'm not sure why.
I understand why some people might not love it. It was not a very eleborate love storyand had lots of plot points going on at once.
But it really gave me 2010-2017 K- drama era vibes which I really missed. Even though it was a J drama ( I think it might have been a joint production, I'm not sure). I think its the way they flushed out the characters and drove the plot, that reminded me of that era's style ( which I personally loved!). The character development was quite good and the plot was explored in a very balanced way considering it was so short.
It was a little goofy and very " romcom logic" with cliche tropes/ plot motives sometimes. But I expect that from this flavour of a show?
As for the psycology portion of the show, I'm not sure how accurate it was for it's specific disorders. But as someone who regulary sees a clinical psycologist and has met somone with diagnosed agaraphobia, I thought the represation didn't feel misalgned to me and actually made me feel sympathy towards people's unique mental health struggle's through it's potrayal.
And the cinematography and concept execution was jaw dropping in my opinion. On my next visit to Japan, I now have new bucket list chocolates and spots to try! It really inspired me, and made me reflect on why and how people may connect and face their limits. A definite must watch for a light/ binge drama!
I understand why some people might not love it. It was not a very eleborate love storyand had lots of plot points going on at once.
But it really gave me 2010-2017 K- drama era vibes which I really missed. Even though it was a J drama ( I think it might have been a joint production, I'm not sure). I think its the way they flushed out the characters and drove the plot, that reminded me of that era's style ( which I personally loved!). The character development was quite good and the plot was explored in a very balanced way considering it was so short.
It was a little goofy and very " romcom logic" with cliche tropes/ plot motives sometimes. But I expect that from this flavour of a show?
As for the psycology portion of the show, I'm not sure how accurate it was for it's specific disorders. But as someone who regulary sees a clinical psycologist and has met somone with diagnosed agaraphobia, I thought the represation didn't feel misalgned to me and actually made me feel sympathy towards people's unique mental health struggle's through it's potrayal.
And the cinematography and concept execution was jaw dropping in my opinion. On my next visit to Japan, I now have new bucket list chocolates and spots to try! It really inspired me, and made me reflect on why and how people may connect and face their limits. A definite must watch for a light/ binge drama!
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