It was context for my review, not an argument. I mentioned it because it explains why I was initially hesitant after seeing the negative reviews. My actual opinion is based on the drama itself.
well that’s not true, Melting me softly Backstreet rookie and K2 are my least favorite dramas of his and I rank them as the worst. This is not his worst and that’s objective, sorry.
Seeing all these reviews, and being a huge JCW fan, I started to get disappointed. But then I decided to actually sit down, watch the drama, and judge it for myself. The first 3 episodes kept me very interested, and honestly, I found them quite clear as well. I really don’t understand some of you saying that you don’t understand what’s going on. It’s actually pretty clear what is happening. On top of that, I think the two leads have quite a lot of chemistry for the characters they are playing. This is not a classic romance or a straightforward love story. There is something deeper going on, and if some people don’t see that, well… that’s their problem. As for the negatives, the character who annoys me the most so far is Nana’s character. I’ll make a little side note here: I knew who Nana was, but I honestly had no idea she was such a big name or that she was this well-known, both as an idol and as an actress. However, I find her character to be the most annoying and monotonous one, and at times even quite uninteresting. Also, I don’t really think her particular look fits a historical drama. Okay, we all know that many Koreans, especially actors, undergo plastic surgery, but sometimes you see a face and think, “Something just doesn’t fit here.” That’s kind of how I feel with her in this drama. Anyway, these are just my thoughts after the first 3 episodes. I’m definitely going to keep watching before forming a final opinion
dropped after the 1st episode, I like the main cast but WTF was that... I don't think I can continue it. Maybe some people enjoy these type of dramas but I don't
good acting, but I started it without watching any trailers or reading the whole plot and thought it will be a more easy-going drama, it's just so depressing at some parts and I got bored at other parts, idk not my cup of tea even tho I like this 'life drama' genre
I'm finishing it today and I feel like their relationship reminds me a little of the relationship between Empress Ki and Emperor Toghon, possesive kings and strong women who don't want to be submitted
I'm between Andrei that said Long time no see when he met Ryu Soo Yeol at one episode and the psychologist a the shelter because it seems victims meet with him!?
Shouldn't be compared to Something in the rain. Well, I'm here after watching both Something in the rain (first) and now One spring night. If I haven't seen people comparing the two dramas I wouldn't do it either but I feel I have to after I read some reviews for both dramas. As I said to the review of Something in the rain I don't understand the lower ratings. Both dramas are very good, they are dramas that touch on serious real life problems and analyzing overcoming social and gender stereotypes.
Just because the writer of the stories and some actors are the same to both dramas that doesn't mean they are similar. I personally divided them in my head and I formed unbiased opinions for each one. Here's why there are not the same. Something in the rain is intense, it has spark, it's more dynamic while One spring night is more chill, a slow burn and shows much more vulnability from the characters. The romance and chemistry of the 2 main leads in Something in the rain is top-tier, you feel the emotions in your bones, I also felt sad, frustrated and I was unsure about the ending. On the other hand with One spring night I felt more calm, I lowkey expected the ending, and the story is mainly about the conversations between the characters, so it felt like reading a book.
To conclude I liked both dramas but Something in the rain is closer to my taste because I like intense drama and feeling the same emotions with the characters. At the end of the day is all about personal taste, but I suggest to watch both dramas because they talk about very serious issues.
News 
Just because the writer of the stories and some actors are the same to both dramas that doesn't mean they are similar. I personally divided them in my head and I formed unbiased opinions for each one. Here's why there are not the same. Something in the rain is intense, it has spark, it's more dynamic while One spring night is more chill, a slow burn and shows much more vulnability from the characters. The romance and chemistry of the 2 main leads in Something in the rain is top-tier, you feel the emotions in your bones, I also felt sad, frustrated and I was unsure about the ending. On the other hand with One spring night I felt more calm, I lowkey expected the ending, and the story is mainly about the conversations between the characters, so it felt like reading a book.
To conclude I liked both dramas but Something in the rain is closer to my taste because I like intense drama and feeling the same emotions with the characters. At the end of the day is all about personal taste, but I suggest to watch both dramas because they talk about very serious issues.