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i miss seeing them on my screen 💔

She was dealing with residual feelings, but she didn't like her ex. While her behavior might have seemed like she wanted to please him, she just didn’t know how to tell him to back off until she finally found the courage to speak up. I understand he had more screen time, but that highlights the difference between the two leads.

This drama is a slow burn, so their chemistry may not be apparent to everyone since it develops step by step. Although the OST wasn't fully utilized in the series, you can still listen to it on Spotify.

It’s more of a slice-of-life drama, melodrama, and family drama rather than a typical rom-com. If you were expecting something cuter and lighter, this series is different.

You’re welcome 💗

It starts off slowly to build tension, and by the end of Episode 14, you’ll hear his song.

I love her character 💗

I miss this drama so much, even though it hasn't even been a month yet 😭💔

My poor baby :(

If you get confused over the genre of Love Next Door through its tags or name, it's actually a slice-of-life drama. The title could represent something different, but the show is about personal growth, relationships, and emotions documenting downs and ups of life in a realistic manner. The slow-burn romance, family dynamics, and character-driven story are just part of the slice-of-life dramas, which actually are meant to focus on the journey of the characters.

It was marketed as a lighthearted show, but it delves into deeper themes and features less comedy than expected. This led some viewers to misinterpret it, especially if they were looking for something purely fluffy. Instead, it’s more of a slice-of-life drama with elements of melodrama and a slow-burn romance. Slice-of-life dramas often highlight relatable characters and subtle romantic developments, focusing on friendship and family with a more Slow-paced plot.

I don't see Love Next Door as a downgrade to the standards of kdramas at all. It has emotional depth, good chemistry, and healing themes that really resonate. Sure, every drama has its areas for improvement, but that doesn’t take away from its strengths. But we all have different perspectives.

sure

Okay understood.

If the FL were a molecule, she'd be like BF3 (Boron Trifluoride) strong, structured, and unique in her connections. Instead of traditional bonds based on emotions, she forms bonds rooted in practical, solid foundations, showing her strength in creating lasting ties in her own way. The hate you have for this FL is concerning atp.

This drama fans had more people who talked about the writing than just focus on the couple because if we didn't focus on the writing we wouldn't say it has flaws.

I’m not referring to those specific scenes. The emotional moments, like the beach scene and the flashbacks to the past, weren’t played for comedy. I’m not blaming the audience, but some viewers were expecting more fluff, when this drama actually had deeper layers. That’s just my opinion.

Same here 😭😭😭

One more thing, I wish this drama had been sold to the right audience. Some people couldn’t get into the story due to the writing flaws, though those who did get it, just like I did, found it resonated deeply. The emotional depth was there, and some of the dialogues were beautifully written, adding layers that I truly appreciated 💖.

I can't believe this drama has come to an end 😢. It’s bittersweet to say goodbye, but I’ve truly enjoyed it. The ending left me feeling happy 😊, though I can’t help but want more. The story has been realistic, cute, and heartwarming 💕, and even though the writing may have had its flaws, no drama is perfect. Kudos to the cast for bringing the story to life 👏, and the writer still did a good job overall ✨. I just hope this page stays calm because we all know how chaotic drama pages can get! 😅

Your welcome ^^

i agree on this, i wish they could show it in the drama.