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Do You Like Brahms?
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Sep 21, 2026
16 of 16 episodes seen
Completed 0
Overall 4.0
Story 4.0
Acting/Cast 8.0
Music 7.0
Rewatch Value 1.0
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Frustrating Watch!!!!

I had high hopes tbh because I love classical music and thought the premise of the Schumann love triangle very interesting. However, it was so frustrating to watch the main characters unable to COMMUNICATE. Especially the male lead (pjy) made me sooo angry because in so many crucial moments he didn't get to say anything except "I'm sorry". Urgh. Also, why couldn't you communicate that Song Ah shouldn't wait in the café, you won't come back, or at least apologise for ghosting her?? I didn't really feel the chemistry or the depth of their relationship. Like they were cute from time to time, but there wasn't that much build-up. Or maybe it was because both of them are very shy and introverted. Moreover, I HATED Jeong-Kyeong sooo much. How could you be sooo inconsiderate with the feelings of others?? Like, it was crazy how she played pjy and the second male lead (hhh). She even hurt Song Ah on purpose by telling her about Träumerei. I didn't understand her; maybe she was just a little spoiled child who was used to getting everything she wanted. Even though it was very logical that Song Ah couldn't pursue a music career, why did she have to give up playing the violin entirely??? You can play an instrument as a hobby lol. Four out of ten for the story because there were cute moments, but just sooo so so frustrating.

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