1) It was made in a time where most of the k-dramas relationships were toxic or displayed an idealistic love that…
I agree with the point on ML and that it probably shows the reality in the 90s pretty well. I was just expressing my opinion from a 2022 watcher point of view. I just think that this kdrama didn't age well
It's true that from the start they were showing us what was going on in Woong's head a lot, on the other hand Babi's cells were given so little attention (so disappointing) and I think it tells us something
Honestly I don't think I've ever seen any drama with more cliches than this one xd It can get pretty annoying. I found the ending weird. I kept watching mainly for Shin Sung Rok.
more awkward than cringey, very weirdly shot, compared to EXO next door this one sadly wasn't even funny Edit: just finished, the ending was so unexpected, kinda sad. I must admit Junior's story was quite interesting
I knew well that I would enjoy it but it's better than I expected - slow burn, emotional, deep, poetic, melodramatic, wholesome with classical music in the background. 100% my cup of tea 🥰 The only things that won't let me rate it 10/10 is that the AI device is just too unrealistic and some of the background characters are not that interesting. Also I sometimes feel like the relationships are not clear, what I mean is that I'm not sure how the characters are related or know eachother
Seeing how a lot of watchers are so invested in the plot got me wondering if we're watching the same drama 😅 I find the drama beautifully made but the story is not well executed in my opinion, it has boring parts and sometimes it's not easy to follow.
K-Drama 
5 
Edit: just finished, the ending was so unexpected, kinda sad. I must admit Junior's story was quite interesting