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Raw, full of emotions, doubts and hesitations, that's what first love is and the story portrayed that quite well.
The acting was also very good and I'll defintiely miss the series.
Whenever I watched this drama, it had a calming effect on me. It was very endearing and heartwarming. To put someone else's needs and emotions before yours... yeah, that's love.
Let's give some props not only to the mains, but the supporting cast as well, because they did a great job too.

The leads are good-looking, they had a nice chemistry and their acting was also on a decent level, but that's it.
The plot was a mess and there were too many cringey and cliche scenes that were simply hard to watch.

As someone in their mid 20s, I also often think about going back to my small hometown, because at times the big city truly suffocates me, so I could definitely relate to that part of the movie.
I enjoyed the acting and the pace was slow, but not in a draggy way, the movie was still enjoyable and beautifully shot.

I felt no chemisty between the leads and I didn't enjoy Chanhyung's acting at all.
I don't even know what to say about the plot... it felt like they just put some random scenes together, it was just boring.
Also... why do these short Korean BLs always have to be sooo dramatic??

The show itself isn't something WOW, but the concept of it truly is.
It shows how brutal today's world is and what people are willing to do in order to win money.
There are also some valuable lessons thrown here and there, so I enjoyed the drama, the acting was quite good too.
At first I heard that the director doesn't plan a second season, but I think he changed his mind, so I'll be looking forward to season two :)
An 8/10 for me.

I don't know when I'll learn my lesson and I'll stop watching these short Korean BL series...
But what can I say? Hope dies last. So I always hope that the new series will be better than the previous ones, but nope...
The actors looked cute and the acting wasn't that awakward, but there was no depth in the plot and the length of the drama is not to be blamed for that.
If you combine all episodes, the running time is one of a regular movie.
They just always try to include too many things and at the end - it turns into nothing.
It felt like nothing happened and there were too many cliche scenes, some of which were just hard to watch.

The movie touches sensitive topics and I'm sure that women who have given birth will be able to relate to it much more than I did.
It got better towards the last 30 minutes, but overall... the movie was just boring.

This drama just... didn't grab me at all.
The actors did a good job, but I wasn't very interested in the main couple.
Somehow, the supporting cast and their stories were more intriguing.
The last episode was just... bad. The first half of the drama was better, but after the 8th episode... it felt like they ran out of ideas and got repetitive.
If you're looking for something light to watch, give it a try, but if you want a fantasy drama with a solid plot and good development - seek it somehwere else.

The story is quite unoriginal, but the acting made up for it, especially Gun's.
The main love line was too typical, but Two and Bone's stories were more intriguing.
I have mixed feelings about the series as a whole. I liked how they introduced so many movies and the cinematography was nice and as I already mentioned, the acting was also surprisingly good, which is quite important for me.
There was also something endearing about the show, definitely because of the cast.
The drama left a good impression on me though and it's truly on the better side of the Thai BL I've seen.

Nice choice of actors.
I enjoyed the series, but I still believe that the anime is better.
This was still a nice live adaptation though.

First of all, props to the whole cast! Not only Dongwook and Siwan, but the supporting as well, especially the other residents of the pansion.
The drama was definitely a twisted one and it can surely play with your mind. I had seen one video, so I was slightly spoiled by it, but I still enjoyed the show. It was creepy for sure.
We can never know what's going on inside a person's head and as it was mentioned in the drama, there's nothing scarier than humans and what they are capable of.
Since I am a big BTS fan, I'm going to leave this quote here ~
"Gotta go insane to stay sane."

All things aside, I need to say this first. The title of the drama is Light on me and the LIGHT in the drama was definitely Namgoong! He stole the show and spotlight from everyone. That just proves that you don't have to be the main character or in his case the one romantically involved with the mains, to grab everyone's hearts.
Apart from that, finally a decent attempt at BL from Korea. Their other series are a way too short and couldn't explore much. This drama is also far from perfect and flawless, the plot is also not something original, but it was still enjoyable and endearing.
So yes... there's light in the Korean BL industry :D
Yoo Seok also impressed me, but let's not forget that from pretty much all the cast members, he's the only one who's originally and actually an actor, but the others have a promising future as well. I have some reservations when it comes to Sae On, but let's say it was due to his character in the drama ~
A hopeful 7/10 for me ~

Until we learn to appreciate what we have and how little control we actually have over our lives, we'll need movies like this one.
It had some very nice quotes and thoughts.
The plot wasn't something that original, but I enjoyed the acting and the cinematography.
A solid 7.5/10 for me.

I had only read comments about Song Kang's bad acting, but yeah... he really needs to work harder, a pretty face is not enough, he was very stiff and all I'll remember from him in the drama is his yelling.
Other than that, quite a touching drama with a unique friendship and a nice message: keep dreaming, it's never too late.
I really liked Deok Chul's family and Inhwan as an actor.
I'm torn about how to score this drama, because it had some ups and downs, but overall... an 8 sounds good. :)

I expected something different from this drama. Maybe I felt like it was too long.
It wasn't bad, but it wasn't as good as I hoped it would be. Maybe it's because I watched Beyond Evil before this one, BE just blew me away.
Seunggi's acting was exceptional though and there were some nice twists.
Overall, 7/10 for me.

These two episodes were a waste of time. They showed barely anything new.
The change in behaviour could've been shown in one special without so many scenes that we've already seen.

I get why some people didn't like the sequel, but I actually enjoyed it more than the first season.
The series are just so... natural and filled with raw emotions.
Love is not only smiles and happiness, there's also disappointment and pain.
I loved the concept of losing connection to people as life goes on and they change.
I'm sure we've all went through something like that in our late teens or early 20s, not only when it comes to romance, but friendships as well.
Bill's acting really is superb, he has a bright future ahead of himself!

I didn't expect this drama to be such a tearjerker.
It made me very emotional at times.
The two male leads did an amazing job at portraying their characters!
I had no idea trauma cleaner services existed, there's definitely none in my country.
It's sad how little we know about each other and how we find out some things after someone dies, people really need to learn how to treasure what they have instead of only mourn after it when it's gone.
I think this quote suits the drama: "Death is not the opposite of Life, but a part of it." - Haruki Murakami

I enjoyed the movie a lot!
It was very heartwarming and the acting was great too.
The world needs to pay more attention to the people with disabilities.

I have very mixed feelings about this drama.
It was way over the top for me. It's not bad, but it's definitely overrated.
They tried to make everyone and everything look too cool and the acting was on point, but the plot just didn't grab me.
I feel like the drama was too long or maybe it just dragged too much in the first half.
The supporting cast did a very good job and that's what made the drama a bit better.
But it was still quite unrealistic, at least I'm glad Vincenzo stuck to his principles until the very end.