K-Drama 
A warm, messy & painfully human slice-of-life
Such an underrated gem. I loved how #InMyPrime showed that sometimes there isn’t one big villain, it’s just life, family, old mindsets, pride & misunderstandings.
Shi’s growth was one of my fav parts, especially watching her become more confident in herself and find her own path. I also loved her relationship with Xin, their friendship, banter & the way caring for her became 2nd nature to him.
The family dynamics were messy but felt very real. Qing Lian frustrated me A LOT, but I appreciated that her growth wasn’t sudden or unrealistic. My biggest issue was how passive the fathers were. So many situations wouldn’t have snowballed if they had just stood their ground, communicated properly & spoken up when it mattered.
I also loved the friendship grp and watching everyone grow from school into adulthood. It made me laugh, frustrated me, broke my heart and still left me feeling warm by the end.
Not perfect, but definitely one of my fav slice-of-life dramas this year. 8/10. 🥺🤍
Shi’s growth was one of my fav parts, especially watching her become more confident in herself and find her own path. I also loved her relationship with Xin, their friendship, banter & the way caring for her became 2nd nature to him.
The family dynamics were messy but felt very real. Qing Lian frustrated me A LOT, but I appreciated that her growth wasn’t sudden or unrealistic. My biggest issue was how passive the fathers were. So many situations wouldn’t have snowballed if they had just stood their ground, communicated properly & spoken up when it mattered.
I also loved the friendship grp and watching everyone grow from school into adulthood. It made me laugh, frustrated me, broke my heart and still left me feeling warm by the end.
Not perfect, but definitely one of my fav slice-of-life dramas this year. 8/10. 🥺🤍
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