Reviews

Turns out i was mad at the two collaboration.

Okay I watched this few years ago. And I remember why i was mad at He Cong Rui-Bai Yan combo beside Ye Chong. They are not compatible since i feel they are acting in different drama. The character felt disjointed. He Congrui doesn't have the older man/older woman vibe, and Bai Yan doesn't have the younger woman/older woman vibe. The way He Congrui and Bai Yan acted together made the viewing experience somewhat uncomfortable. He Congrui seemed more like the younger one, while Bai Yan seemed more like the older one, making the whole drama feel a bit awkward.

FL is innocent, cute, naive, and romantic, while the ML has been plotting for a long time. Because he likes her, because she studies art, and because he was traumatized by her brother's death, he donated an art building and a psychology building to her school. Because she likes flowers, he bought her a refrigerator full of flowers. There's practically no drugging or a vicious female supporting character; it's just a sweet and heartwarming little story. But when the plot were good and the character are mismatch, you cannot help but imagine what if the lead characters played by someone else.

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From A Perfect Ten to Pining Losers: A Masterclass in Narrative Self-Sabotage

This review reflects on the baffling trajectory of Positively Yours, a series that squanders a promising, mature premise to settle for a collection of regressive tropes and narrative inconsistencies.
What began as a refreshing 10/10 romantic comedy—focused on a professional woman navigating an accidental pregnancy with a surprisingly devoted CEO—rapidly dissolved into a 3/10 exercise in frustration. The initial charm was anchored by the lead couple's chemistry, but the story soon became weighed down by a circular firing squad of pathetic behaviour from the supporting cast.
The primary grievance lies in the total erosion of character agency. The female lead, initially presented as a capable career woman, was reduced to a "scatty" caricature who spent the middle episodes trapped in a loop of stunned silence and avoidable misunderstandings. This was compounded by a second male lead whose refusal to accept a rejection—despite the reality of the pregnancy—bordered on the deranged. Watching a "best friend" pining for this obsessive individual only added to an environment that felt devoid of common human decency and self-respect.
The corporate subplot involving the sister-in-law was equally egregious. After fifteen years of psychological torment and criminal sabotage, the narrative attempted to resolve the conflict with a perfunctory two-minute apology. By allowing villains and corrupt directors to avoid meaningful accountability, the show promotes a backward moral message: that biological ties excuse any level of toxicity.
Ultimately, the production prioritises melodramatic "rage-bait" over logical storytelling. It is a disappointing example of modern television that trades intellectual honesty for a syrupy, unearned finale. While the high production values and early episodes offer a glimpse of what could have been, the final result is a hollow template of a drama that treats its audience with a staggering lack of regard.

Horrendous!

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Well, this drama makes my blood boils

I watched this last year and i know this is Bai Yan-Zhang Bei Xi version. Xie Yu Wang and Liu Lange delivers their role perfectly. The plot was not perfect from the start but the emotional depth in main character this drama is far more better than the first version. ML and FL aren't perfect and have flaws. I wont recommend this drama unless you're fans of the actors.

Liu Lange is quite pretty good actress, but the dramas she chooses aren't very good. In this drama, all I can say is that the FL has good heart is a disease, but she's incurable, so she gets hurt in various ways. The drama starts with the ML's affair with his ex-girlfriend, and FL is beaten by her father. What I found different from the usual formula was that FL's arguments were all on point; every word she uttered was effective, not just mindless taunting. ML in this version really have no boundaries and i think FL was more wise in this version.

FL was injured, but ML didn't intervene. This was mainly because the two families had a business cooperative relationship, making it difficult to directly punish the sister-in-law. Furthermore, punishing her might implicate FL. Therefore, ML used a rather extreme method: he personally intervened, using photos as leverage against the sister-in-law. Personally, I think this was perfectly acceptable. As a result, the sister-in-law didn't cause any further trouble for the FL.

When FL gets pregnant right after their marriage, she tells ML they should live a good life together, but he tells her to abort the child. Later, ML explains that it's because they have no feelings for each other and he doesn't want to have the child, but this explanation feels weak.

I think there should have been more build-up about ML to his feelings for the FL. Some misunderstandings were indeed influenced by external factors, not by the ML's own inner turmoil, so they were somewhat understandable. The ending is the divorce followed by a proposal felt a bit rushed. At least there would have been a courtship process; that would have made the viewing experience much better. My ideal ending in this drama were the leads are not back together, it would be on my recommended drama.

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Our floor is haunted, so what?

This second third (episode 9) has a much more grittier vibe than the first 8 episodes. It has a spooky dimension to it but it has not let go of its comedic roots. We are introduced to Dao and Arthit’s lives in greater detail, with new characters being visible in both their lives. Side note; I think this is the first time I have seen a main character have 2 dad’s, I might be wrong, I think I have watched a BL were the main character has 2 moms so yay! More representation! It also ties in nicely with what was discussed in episode 8. Anyway, to avoid adding more spoilers, I am just going to say the first episode was a hit and I am looking forward to seeing how the story develops!

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Great start - But going downline

I have seen all the 9 episodes. It started well for 4-5 episodes. But the track is going very bad.
First FL character is very poorly written. Both ML and SML should have not confessed to her so early. Even after that she did not maintain a distance between any of them or made them clear.. She often says ML as family even after he confessed his love. Does she know the meaning of it... It portrays her as two timer and very calculative... Consecutive scenes shows that she is falling for both of ML and SML.... She has been portrayed as very dumb and careless. I dont think the present women are very childish. Come On...
ML has been shown as very hopeless lover. Trying to find fault himself in every matter which is fair enough, initially he has been shown as very brave but the further incidents made him to victimise himself. He takes care of the kid very well and his career, The decision which he takes at epi - 9 is also justifiable. His character is well written till now.
I dont find any fault in SML since he is very clear. He liked her from the beginning , so he tries all his ways to get acquainted with her.. And the hero of the series- kid is very cute..
ML and the Kid are the reasons to watch this show.. It would be good if the FL stops admiring both and find her true love and come back to him... Not the other way round as he running to her...Till then let her stop saying him as Family.. It looks so pathetic and does nt make sense..
Drama lost its potential due the FL's extremely poor character arc... Rest all is fine...

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do not waste your time

If you want to watch this becaz of woojo watch him with his uncle parts, skip the other part special FL you will be happy otherwise it will be very annoying.

confused to think who is the ML.story is not written well.

tae young is good human being.he always care about other.but he is the most hurt one in this drama.FL so annoying she is not caring well baby woojo.most of the time baby woojo care by his uncle while FL flirting with SML.baby woojo love very much to his uncle.woojo and uncle interaction can be watch, other interaction are very annoying to me.

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What this drama made me feel.

I have watched a lot of cdramas and dropped countless of them. Some dramas just keep giving viewers the same trope all the time and this particular drama was really refreshing. This is my second time watching it and I just thought that I should give my honest opinion on it, Angels fall sometimes was not what I expected at all and I'll admit, I cried a lot while watching it and it kind of really changed my views on reality From the moment Lin Tuo got diagnosed till when he was bedridden everything just seemed to change. He was the biggest green flag I had ever seen and he loved An zhique so much, fate really played a cruel trick on both of them and it was heartbreaking to watch. The title Angels fall sometimes was the most suitable, I can't think of another better than it, LT was literally an angel and he took a great fall. The dynamic between his family was the most realistic thing I have ever seen, his family was dysfunctional but they pulled themselves together because they knew that time was not on their side, I could literally feel the regret rolling of his father in waves, he kept on telling himself that why did it take him so long to figure it out?. The same could also be said about his mother, but I was really happy to see them fix their strained relationship.
The love between LT and AZQ can not really be put into words, it was really beautiful and I can only imagine what could have happened between both of them if they had more time. The acting was excellent on all actors part, the ost was my favorite part about the drama, but the same cannot be said about the casting, overall I enjoyed this drama very much but one thing that annoyed me most was AZQ best friend, she was the most annoying character I had ever seen, she was always whining and yelling and acting all self righteous, I still don't get where the romance between her and CGP came from because I didn't see any chemistry between the both of them and to pair them up like was a failure on the directors part. I especially hated her character during the breakup between ML and FL, she kept on making stupid and judgemental assumptions about ml and planting ideas in FL mind, it did not feel like she was trying to stand up for her friend more like she was trying to separate them even further, her character was not needed in this drama and it made it a bit boring to be hone

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It is better to binge-watch this series in one go

This is a Mystery-Thriller and Crime-Psychological Drama that I watched between 23–24 February 2026.

Story: The story starts with a dead body being found (most crime-mystery stories usually start like this). I do not want to say much because it will become a spoiler. Just watch and listen carefully, especially try to remember the names. By the time you reach the end, the show does not directly explain who the murderer is or whose murder actually happened. You understand it only if you pay close attention while watching, so be careful.

Acting: Shin Hye-sun has done an amazing job with her performance.

My opinion: The pacing may feel a little slow. In the middle episodes the story stretches a bit, and the ending may feel confusing or over-complicated for some viewers. It is better to binge-watch this series in one go. Otherwise the confusion will increase. I give it 7 out of 10.

Content Type: Web Series (K-Drama)
Genre: Mystery, Thriller, Crime, Psychological Drama
Writer/Director: Written by Chu Song-yeon and directed by Kim Jin-min.

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Third Watch, Same Tears, Same Warmth.

Watching Our Beloved Summer for the third time, and it still hits the heart the same way.
The story begins when a documentary filmed during high school — featuring two constantly arguing students — suddenly goes viral years later. This forces the male lead and female lead, who had a painful breakup, to meet again and face memories they thought were long buried.
What makes this drama stand out is its simple but deeply emotional storytelling. Instead of relying on dramatic twists, it quietly explores feelings — misunderstandings, regrets, growing up, and the possibility of reconnecting with someone who once meant everything.
The male lead is introverted, awkward, and unintentionally funny, while the female lead is ambitious, confident, and emotionally guarded. Their personalities clash in ways that create many funny, awkward, and painfully relatable moments, yet there is always a warmth between them that never completely disappeared.
The drama shines through its small details:
awkward reunions that slowly become nostalgic
quiet conversations revealing unresolved emotions
playful arguments filled with both humor and tension
and a slow emotional healing between two people rediscovering each other.
Another highlight is the beautiful soundtrack. Songs like Christmas Tree perfectly capture the nostalgic and emotional tone of the story, making many scenes even more memorable.
Even after multiple rewatches, the show still manages to make you laugh, tear up, and feel comforted.
Final Thoughts:
A rare rom-com that feels genuine, warm, and emotionally honest. Our Beloved Summer blends comedy, nostalgia, romance, and great music into a story that feels like revisiting a cherished memory.
A comforting drama with heart, humor, and a soundtrack that stays with you long after the show ends. 🎶

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