I have watched some clips and I am not attracted towards it.let me know if I am missing a great drama .your honest…
Hmm, I think its a pretty good drama. The leads are both good people, they aren't super stupid or super cold, they're just... normal. The chemistry and directing are great. The story is very simple and sweet, though I kinda don't like the sML or sFL, tbh, its one of the only dramas I've really enjoyed in a while.
Have seen him for like 4 mins in total and I already feel yikes about him. Just the fact that he dragged her into…
Thank goodness, it would have been so out of character for her to even hesitate when it comes to the ML. TBH, I would have just preferred if there was no sML in this drama.
the 2ML makes me really uncomfortable. the way he just comes into someone's personal space and touches them so…
Have seen him for like 4 mins in total and I already feel yikes about him. Just the fact that he dragged her into his classroom like that and smirked when the misunderstanding with the professor happened. And how harshly he treated her friend in the photo room - like I get she shouldn't have been there and he did help her, but he didn't need to be so rough and he could have stayed behind a bit. Also, him keeping her ID (I think it was her id?) and just looking at her picture kind of weirded me out. Like I don't care if a stranger takes a look at my picture so he can find me again, but he stares at my photo in *that* way, I'd be hella sussed.
I was wondering, does she ever like the sML? Even for a second?
5 episodes in and I'm in love. This is such a sweet drama, its very cliche, but you can tell that its proud of it's clicheness.
My heart flutters every time I see them shyly grinning at each other. I love how the girl isn't a stupid idiot, yes she can be clutzy sometimes but she's also smart and independent. She likes the ML, but she isn't a fangirl whose whole life revolves around him. The ML is a rich piano genius, but he isn't cold. He's just a bit awkward around others but he treats people well unlike most cold-hearted leads that just brush people aside. These characters feel real, they feel alive, they feel as if I could bump into them on the street. A lot of characters in other dramas feel distant, in what world would I bump into someone with a cold as ice or clumsily stupid personality? I really love how I feel warm when I watch this drama and how all of these characters have their good and bad sides.
1. This has the same message as the movie and book.2. This is more of a romance, the girl dates her neighbor,…
Thank you! I really enjoyed the drama as well! It keeps on crossing my mind LOL, but I just had to compare it to the movies and notice how different it was.
Alright, so if anyone is here from the movie. I'll have a reply below me marking how different this drama is.Its…
1. This has the same message as the movie and book. 2. This is more of a romance, the girl dates her neighbor, the second lead gets a girlfriend, etc. 3. The antagonist gets the same ending, she's just as horrid as in the movie except with a bit more emotion. 4. We don't get the most impactful thing from the movie of books. The FL never tries to kill herself or say the words "You are the ones who killed me.". The drama is more focused on the romance side of stuff. 5. The society in the drama isn't as judgmental since everyone is adults, not high school kids. So only the antagonist really gets on the FL's bad side. 6. The sister still dies, but the FL is never framed. 7. The FL in this drama isn't broken like the old one. She's fiery and talks back. 8. This just didn't feel like the same story. It was indeed a tear gusher, but it was still more lighthearted. Its a bit draggy, but picks up a lot in the last ten episodes. Its not a drama about societies judgement and a broken girl like the movie or book had. Its more about a girl who knows that no matter what, the people who love her will be there for her when she makes it through to the end. 9. The romance... there is really good chemistry between the leads which we didn't get in the movie because of how short it was. Also, the ML didn't like the sister in this version, the only girl he ever liked was the FL. 10. Kinda tons of useless side characters that make the story way more cheerful then its supposed to be LOL 11. sML is way less mature and way more aggressive and thick-headed then the thoughtful and loving sML we met in the movies. 12. Everyone gets a "omg pity me" redemption arch. Yes. Even *that* biatch. 13. Yes, the FL thought she was pregnant. But she wasn't. She also has no STD's. Everything was just a misunderstanding. So its more dramatic then tragic compared to the book and movie. I guess the writers wanted her to be "flawless" so she could be in a relationship with the ML and also take away one of the big factors of her suicide.
Alright, so if anyone is here from the movie. I'll have a reply below me marking how different this drama is. Its still a beautiful drama, and the chemistry between the main leads is to die for!
I was wondering, does she ever like the sML? Even for a second?
My heart flutters every time I see them shyly grinning at each other.
I love how the girl isn't a stupid idiot, yes she can be clutzy sometimes but she's also smart and independent. She likes the ML, but she isn't a fangirl whose whole life revolves around him.
The ML is a rich piano genius, but he isn't cold. He's just a bit awkward around others but he treats people well unlike most cold-hearted leads that just brush people aside.
These characters feel real, they feel alive, they feel as if I could bump into them on the street. A lot of characters in other dramas feel distant, in what world would I bump into someone with a cold as ice or clumsily stupid personality? I really love how I feel warm when I watch this drama and how all of these characters have their good and bad sides.
2. This is more of a romance, the girl dates her neighbor, the second lead gets a girlfriend, etc.
3. The antagonist gets the same ending, she's just as horrid as in the movie except with a bit more emotion.
4. We don't get the most impactful thing from the movie of books. The FL never tries to kill herself or say the words "You are the ones who killed me.". The drama is more focused on the romance side of stuff.
5. The society in the drama isn't as judgmental since everyone is adults, not high school kids. So only the antagonist really gets on the FL's bad side.
6. The sister still dies, but the FL is never framed.
7. The FL in this drama isn't broken like the old one. She's fiery and talks back.
8. This just didn't feel like the same story. It was indeed a tear gusher, but it was still more lighthearted. Its a bit draggy, but picks up a lot in the last ten episodes. Its not a drama about societies judgement and a broken girl like the movie or book had. Its more about a girl who knows that no matter what, the people who love her will be there for her when she makes it through to the end.
9. The romance... there is really good chemistry between the leads which we didn't get in the movie because of how short it was. Also, the ML didn't like the sister in this version, the only girl he ever liked was the FL.
10. Kinda tons of useless side characters that make the story way more cheerful then its supposed to be LOL
11. sML is way less mature and way more aggressive and thick-headed then the thoughtful and loving sML we met in the movies.
12. Everyone gets a "omg pity me" redemption arch. Yes. Even *that* biatch.
13. Yes, the FL thought she was pregnant. But she wasn't. She also has no STD's. Everything was just a misunderstanding. So its more dramatic then tragic compared to the book and movie. I guess the writers wanted her to be "flawless" so she could be in a relationship with the ML and also take away one of the big factors of her suicide.
Its still a beautiful drama, and the chemistry between the main leads is to die for!