Crelisya

This drama carries a real sense of nostalgia. Its biggest strength is definitely its characters they’re all incredibly endearing, and if you enjoy friends-to-lovers stories, you’ll love this one. The plot itself is very entertaining. It’s nothing groundbreaking, but the relationships between the characters make it flow so well that you constantly want to know what happens next.

The story is divided into three arcs: the high school arc (the longest and, in my opinion, the best), the university arc, and the working-life arc, which only lasts about three episodes if I remember correctly. I gave it an 8 because the university and work parts felt a bit rushed, and the added love triangles were unnecessary that’s mainly why my rating dropped.

That’s also why I feel the drama should have had more episodes. With a little more time, the characters could have developed more naturally, and the story could have explored additional themes, which would have been really interesting, especially since so many ideas were already well used during their youth arc. Despite that, it still remains a very good drama.