My favourite kdrama this year
This drama really left such a deep mark on me, it’s absolutely beautiful! From episode 1, even the opening scene had me hooked, and I loved how they delivered every part of the story. Each character was so detailed, and even the minor ones managed to leave an impression with their amazing acting.I especially loved how SeongA adored GyeonU, how they kept protecting each other. The storyline from episodes 1 to 10 flowed so smoothly, but episodes 11 and 12 felt a little… rushed. I heard rumors that it was originally supposed to be 16 episodes, but they cut it down to 12, which explains why the last two episodes felt fast-paced and not as detailed as they could’ve been.
Honestly, they should have kept it at 16 episodes!
Still, the performances from every single actor and actress were incredible, they poured their hearts into their roles, and I could truly feel it.
I really love this genre it’s so my thing. Rom‑com fantasy has always been my comfort zone, and this drama gave me exactly what I adore: the sweet, the funny, and just enough magic to make it all feel like a dream.
Overall… I loved it so much. It’s easily one of my favorite dramas of the year. I’m heartbroken that it ended so soonm this was my heaviest goodbye..
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lowkey confused by the genre, but I highkey couldn't stop watching
I’m honestly vibing with this drama so much. What I love is how steady the pace is, there aren't any crazy emotional rollercoasters or plot twists that feel forced or disappointing. It just stays in its lane. I started off giving it a 8/10, but after a few episodes, it’s definitely a 8.5/10. It gets more interesting as it goes without ever getting boring, though I wouldn’t say it’s a total 'mind-blowing' masterpiece. It’s just super entertaining, I mean, I literally binged all 12 episodes in just two days.The only reason I’m not giving it a perfect 10 is the genre. It’s kinda hard to pin down, you know? It’s got romance, a splash of comedy, some darker moments, and a psychological edge. It’s such a rare combo for a K-drama that it leaves me a bit confused, but not necessarily in a bad way.
My Breakdown:
Storyline: 8/10 (Solid and consistent)
Cinematography: 10/10 (Absolutely stunning)
Acting/Visuals/Cast: 10/10 (Chef’s kiss)
Script: 7/10 (Decent, but could be tighter)"
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