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One Spring Night korean drama review
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One Spring Night
1 people found this review helpful
by dramallamareviews
Jun 14, 2025
32 of 32 episodes seen
Completed
Overall 6.0
Story 7.0
Acting/Cast 8.0
Music 5.0
Rewatch Value 5.0
This review may contain spoilers

Sweet yet Angsty

When a pharmacist & single father has a chance meeting with a librarian, they start seeing love & relationships in a brand new light.

Thoughts I had while watching this:
- Clingy, obsessive exes are incredibly annoying. Trying to control/sabotage someone isn’t love, it’s just stupid pride.
- Yes, we should be grateful to our parents for raising us, but that doesn’t mean we owe them our lives. They’re our parents, not our masters.
- Single parents are no less deserving of happiness & love than anyone else. Their children aren’t a “flaw”, nor are the parents “damaged goods”.
- Yes, break ups can be unilateral decisions. It doesn’t matter if the other person wants it or not, justified reasoning or not.
- Love is worth fighting for. It’s worth taking the risk. Not the fake stuff so often portrayed, but real, true, abiding love <— that love is worth it all.

This drama had sweet moments, painful moments, frustrating moments, & victorious moments. Some characters needed punches to the face, while others deserved all the hugs. 💗

Look up the lyrics for the OST - they really fit the drama —> “We Could Still be Happy” by Rachael Yamagata <— loved this song!

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The things I always want to know 😏😉…
- First(real)Kiss : ep.9💋
- Together : ep.9 👩🏻‍❤️‍👨🏻
- BreakUp: Nope 💖
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