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my drama of the year!!!

OMG, I'm absolutely obsessed! I just finished watching this drama, and you guys, everything about it is pure gold. I'm talking about the kind of gold you want to keep close and never let go of. Seriously, my heart feels so full right now, I could burst!
​Let's break down why this show is just perfection.
​First up, the pacing. It’s spot-on! You know those dramas where the plot drags, or they rush important moments? Not this one! Every scene flows naturally. It feels like taking a calm, refreshing walk. It's the perfect speed—enough time to savor the sweet moments, but fast enough that you're always curious about what's next. It’s seriously the best drama to decompress with after a crazy day.
​And the plot? Ah, the plot is simple, but in the best way possible. It doesn't rely on crazy makjang twists or frustrating misunderstandings. It's just a beautiful, sincere story about connection, dreams, and finding your place. It manages to make the everyday moments feel magical. It’s so comforting and relatable, it genuinely feels like the writers somehow peeked into my own wish list for a perfect story.
​But the real, undisputed star of the show is the chemistry between the actors! Wow. Their connection is palpable. It's not just good acting; it's a natural, electric, and believable bond that leaps right off the screen. Every glance, every awkward smile, every little interaction—it all feels so real. They truly breathe life into these characters, making you root for them from minute one. I mean, they are the reason why this whole thing works so flawlessly.
​This is officially my new ultimate comfort drama. Seriously, watching it gives me the warmest, fuzziest feeling. It’s like when you finally get to kick off your shoes and curl up on the couch after being out in the cold—it literally feels like coming back home. It’s my happy place, my go-to serotonin boost!
​So, if your soul is craving some serious sweetness, warmth, and just a dose of pure, uncomplicated joy, please stop scrolling and start watching this drama immediately! Drop everything! You need this level of feel-good energy in your life.
​Trust me on this one. You’ll be thanking me later—maybe even sending me virtual snacks out of gratitude! 😉

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Its a trap!

Well, well. For those who don't wanna read it all: it starts strong, then it gets bad and then it becomes sht, and then it gets even worse... And no, media making you cry doesn't mean it is "good" by default. Also, "enjoying" isn't the same as "good". I'm just putting these out there. No reason.
So. I started watching it based on the poster. I gave it a go and after the first 10 minutes I thought "Oh, God. Its gonna be one of those dumb things, full of tropes and plot contrivances, isn't it?". But actually, the actions are logical, no matter how silly it seems. In other words, in this fictional world, the events taking place have the minimum requirements to feel "real". So, I continued watching and after a few more episodes I said "ok, it works". Silly me...

The story is interesting, maybe the romantic angle is a bit boring. It might felt like that because of FL's acting. She needs to be sad and crying a lot, but she can't act it, it felt fake. Back to the topic, Interesting story, decent enough execution.
Actually, no. I'm gonna review this drama in a different way. I usually go: visuals, audio, char development, world building etc but I think I have a better idea for this case. So. For the whole drama, the audio is by far excellent. The mixing of tracks is well done, the songs used for the whole OST are amazing, they even used different versions of the same track based on the scene. Its not my genre, I'll never listen to those songs again, but it was amazing.

And now the juicy parts. This drama can get split into seasons. The first "10" episodes (might be 9, I won't check, I don't care that much) are the best part of it. How the characters meet, how they interact etc. Good stuff. You'll enjoy it. Even some good character development that I wasn't expecting (and dreading that it might go to something shtty). Then the "2nd season", aka the next "10" episodes, it is mostly about character development, more intense accent on the drama etc. For the most part, decent enough. Not really enjoying it, but the execution was ok. Except, while approaching the end of this "season" it gets bad. Characters start acting in a weird way, aka the story needs to go in a specific way and so the characters start taking dumb decisions. I was about to let it go but the writer tried to explain it that it might be because of pills etc. Silly and weak, but ok, I'll allow it.
And then, the last part is sht. No sense in trying to be polite. It felt rushed and it had all kinds of setups that I didn't like, because it was clear that the writer wanted to make the people "feel" and not paying attention to the logic behind the story. And the "funny" part? The last.... 4-5 episodes are even worse. Pure sht. Oh, man. Full of plot devices and plot holes, bad acting, cheap payoffs etc. Like I said earlier, the audio remained excellent. But other than that..... oof. With the cherry on top being the last 5(?) minutes.

Funny story. After the first "10" episodes, when I noticed some interesting character development, I wanted to skip until the last 2 episodes, just to make sure the ending will be ok. Yes, I was ok with spoilers, because that thing mattered more. But I stayed strong. And it was a good thing because the end would've left me baffled as to "how" and "why". I would've gone "wtf happened??" every 5 minutes :)))
Yes, this drama is based on a book. I don't know the sauce, I don't care about the sauce. Probably it has the same ending. I don't know how (why) it got and adaptation... Anyway.

Long story short, it gets a rating of 6. No matter how good the starting was, failing to deliver means you shouldn't start to begin with. The high rating is mostly for the excellent audio, mostly good acting (excellent by some supporting cast), and a couple of good character development.
Having said that, no rewatch value. Why the fk would anyone wanna watch just the first"10" episodes and leave after? You can't even watch 10 episodes, skip all, watch the last episode. Heck, you can't even watch the last 10 minutes.... *sigh*
Have a lovely evening.

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not very impressive

This drama feels like a compilation of every rom-com trope rolled into one. We’ve got the CEO with a traumatic past and lingering PTSD, the financially struggling female lead whose family owns a restaurant, and of course the childhood-connection trope. It’s not a great drama, but it’s not a bad one either—just something very easy to watch, especially with so many familiar faces in the cast.
This might be a little controversial, but I have to say it: Jung So-Min tends to play the same character in most of her dramas (with the exception of Alchemy of Souls). She often falls into the role of a woman who’s a bit lost in life, insecure, and using the same pitch and tone in her delivery.

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I would love Season 2

Luo Yunxi is definitely born for costume Xianxia drama. He's acting and elegance is top notch. The whole cast is doing the wonderful job as well as the CGI, the best I've seen so far. The only minus is the ending is too abrupt, I wish they extend it for another 2 or 6 eps 🤣🤣🤣 Yeah, I'm greedy of Tang Li Ci. And as usual, the main lead died sacrificing himself to safe the world 😭😭😭 Please, don't always kill my Luo Yun Xi's role, I'm so heartbroken. For me this drama is really2 good. If compared to TTEOTM, I prefer WOF more since the storyline is so smooth and enjoyable. Tang Li Ci, why you dieeeeeeddddd???? 😭😭😭😭😭

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Meh. Don't Particulary Reccomend - CW/TW

This is my first time ever writing a review for any series I have watched.

And this has a big content warning / trigger warning before I delve into what I plan to say.

OVERALL: I enjoyed their acting, they are all very good actors. The plot line could have definitely handled grief, and some of these situations way better. And could have been written better. The characters I personally enjoyed were Li Cheng and Mei Fang. (Although a lot of of the characters did seem a bit problematic at times or just their actions made me not like them.)

So we have 3 main characters who are friends/roommates. (Li Cheng, Mu Ren, Xing Si)

I personally enjoyed their dynamic has friends, and how the series started out. And their interactions with each other. And I did like Li Cheng's character.

SO in the beginning before we find out who this character is, Xing Si is being stalked. Which adds a bit of intrigue. THEN you find out it is literally his step brother (Yong Jie) ! And Xing Si sort of brushes this off. Cause Yong Jie is just very possessive and jealous.

I also apologize if my review is not very cohesive/doesn't flow well. I'm trying my best to explain.

So Yong Jie is turning 20 (I wanna say Xing Si is like a decade older?) and wants his step brother to go to the beach with him, hang out, bond w.e BUTTTTTTTTTTT Yong Jie get's him drunk and rapes him. And says like "I'll kiss you when you're sober" or something along those lines. - He wakes up next day in the hotel room, realizes what happens, feels disgusted and goes home and tells his roommates what happens. But Yong Jie follows him home, kisses him in front of the roommates and so Xing Si slaps him across the face. And Yong Jie iterally says "whether you were willing or not, having you was my gift to myself for my twentieth birthday" (It's giving early 2000s manga where sexual assault turns into love and thats a major ick) consent is key baby.

Meanwhile the other story line is Li Cheng trying to flirt/date his childhood friend/new coworker Mei Fang. Which I personally enjoyed her character I thought she was funny, and honestly a good friend. So anyways Li Cheng pretends to be gay and interested in BL dramas so they can bond. But jokes on him he ends up falling for Mu Ren for real. (And ofc they get together but towards the end of the series there was some weird like random plot about stealing money from the company, and their creepy ex manager who had previously drugged and tried to rape Mu Ren is now back at the company. SO Mu Ren tries to get back at him for what he's doing and that felt kind of weird and out of character.)

ANYWAYS
back to Xing Si and Yong Jie. The mom knew about Yong Jie's plan this whole time. Which is fucked up. And like sure Yong Jie may be very honest and forthcoming but the mom should have said something to him.
So anyways, it is later revealed that Yong Jie RECORDED ALL THAT. (I was like fezco from euphoria voice: "you recorded that shit") I was like 🥴🥴🥴 And the mom was like kind fake shocked. The dad was disgusted because who wouldnt be if youre step son shows you a video of him raping some one.

But Xing Si does not stay mad for long, and ends up dating Yong Jie for real. And I wish the writers had delved into his feelings a bit more. Because this could have been like stockholm syndrome in a way, or just Xing Si feeling guilty for numerous things. Because a person's feelings on rape and being in that situation are very complicated.

And I do not think personally the mom, the dad, Xing Si or his friends should have been okay with it. (Though Li Cheng was calling him "little devil" for most of the series until the very very end (unless this was just a translation error in where I watched it.)


Anyways if you made it this far I rant to know one on tumblr lol and was just complaining about the show so if you want more spoilers with screencaps and quotes feel free https://mythtakxn.tumblr.com/post/800692181952282624/his-friends-are-both-like-wtf-and-like-the-step

I also found this blog post which explains a good summary: https://criesinfangirl.com/2023/06/30/rant-review-history-4-close-to-you/

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Are you mine tomorrow? Or just mine tonight?

Look at me finishing shows when they come out and writing a review when the show finishes, and not three months later. Yeah, the show had a really strong start, and then towards the end got ruined by terrible plot writing. But I would do it all again for Winny and Satang. I would give it an 8.5 (8.8) out of 10. I’m gonna say what I like, what I don’t like, and then an overall review.

Starting off strong with the love of my life. WINNY MOTHER FUCKING THANAWIN my lord he is the sexiest motherfucker I have ever laid eyes on in my 18 years living, I’ll be double doggy style damned he is so motherfucking fine. The freckles, the skin, oh my God, and the nonchalant fight for your love character. Yes, 100 million times yes. I truly think they took their chemistry to a whole new level with this my lord. Where did we learn to kiss like that? HUH? Had me blown all the way away. Also mond my daddy was in this. Him playing like a oh I love my partner, but I’m shy specifically the shy part, HEAVY ON THE SHY PART oh my God I’m on my knees barking like a motherfucking dog. He is so fucking fine, my Lord it was just a blessed day to have eyes. I like his character a lot. I thought it was interesting because he was incredibly hypocritical, and I’m glad they touched on that later because how could you hate on your nephew when you’re the exact same. You can’t that’s just not how that works. He found that out towards the end, which is something that the show did well. I really like the plot at the beginning. I think it started off really strong and had to me hooked but I feel like it died towards like episode five. Like the first four episodes I was so excited when they aired. I was like oh I can’t wait for this. I can’t wait for this and then something clicked and then I watched most of the episodes today because I’m like I just wanna get this done. I think the concept of this plot is really cute and I’m like oh that’s fun and I think they both played their characters. Great I just don’t think that potential was reached if I’m being honest. GAWIN CASKEY The love of my life, I keep saying they’re all the love of my life, but he is the love of my motherfucking life. Oh my God when I saw his sexy ass in this i was so excited because i know my husband was gonna eat up his role, cause that’s all he does. I’m trying to find positive things to say for the show. I like the setting. I think they could’ve done more with it and we could’ve gone to the beach a little bit more instead of smoking weed.

Starting off strong, with mond and ryu. Immediate no, motherfucking no. I don’t know, they have chemistry but it’s like I don’t know. I didn’t like their shit like I have nothing against it or anything, but it just felt weird like, wrong in a way and I don’t know why, but I didn’t really like them. The plot is the next thing I didn’t like. I think that they put so many things out on the table and maybe if this was 12 episodes they could’ve done it all but because it’s 10 episodes and they rushed everything in the final two episodes and that just doesn’t work. I was getting ready for the ending and I am like can’t wait for like the big standoff with the action and all that but they’re like oh by the way we took him down. Like what? They should’ve done like a whole 20 minute part on that that would’ve been fire, but no we didnt do ANYTHING, THEY GAVE US CRUMBS. I wish we did more back-and-forth to the castle instead of like oh no we’re being held captive. Like what? I’m so confused. I also think that with the ex they could’ve done so much more with him so much potential to make him like this insane fucking villain like oh I’m gonna kill your family. Or the whole thing about him leaving him for dead and then proceeding to usurp his boyfriend’s family. That was a phenomenal set up, but it just fell off and they’re like oh, now I’m here. Oh I got jumped by your new boyfriend. OK now I’m leaving. Oh I didn’t leave yet now. I have a gun now. I’m gonna shoot you in the water and you somehow lost your memory again (if that doesnt make any sense, thats becasue the show got BUNS towards the end). I did like the full circle moment with him ending up back in the water I just wish he didn’t lose his memory again because that’s shitty plot writing like truly just miserable plot writing. It’s like oh went from full circle to these past nine episodes have been completely useless and you just wasted your time. That’s how that felt instead of like a full circle and now he’s gonna see if he really loves him. It just felt like a middle finger in the face to everything they built and I’m like that sucks cause like that’s just life but it’s also a Thai drama and we didn’t need to write that in. Also, the whole thing with the pregnant lady what in the world? I think that was very cute like oh they helped her get a job but then she’s like by the way do you guys want my baby and pengs like not really and she’s like OK here you guys go and she’s just gone and I’m like what are we doing. These two both have full-time jobs. He literally just won the election. He runs a resort and his boyfriend is a full-time doctor on an island with a doctor shortage. When do they have time to take care of this baby like be honest, maybe I’m thinking about this too much and I need to turn off my freaking English major brain cause I’m writing my paper right now and just let them have fun. Fucking awful, like I think they should do an our sky of them, but just like put one part with the baby and then one part with lava and wave. See I’ll be OK with that. What else the marriage thing back to our side couple I’m not saying all this because I think the ship is weird. I’m saying all this cause shitty plot writing. Oh we’re scared of this. We’re scared of marriage. I’m scared of everything. Oh, I won the election. Thanks to my nephew. Now I wanna get married to you. Oh, we’re actually gonna get married in the same minute in the episode that we got engaged, like that does not make any logical sense. We could’ve spaced that out. We could’ve added more. We could’ve done so much more with that but we wasted our potential because that’s all we ever do in this show is waste potential. I also wish they did more flashes of him getting his memory back like in the first part. So like when they were smoking weed and someone came up behind him, he’s like oh shit I got hit with a paddle and thrown into the ocean. They should’ve done more with that and worked more on that instead of going back around and making him lose his memory again, like fuck off that doesn’t make any goddamn sense like oh my Lord. OK one more thing, the election. What purpose did that serve? Nothing. And the boxing shit, what purpose did that serve? Absolutely nothing, oh by the way, I box to get my dad‘s motorcycle back which I could’ve sworn we already got back. That does not make any motherfucking sense at all. Oh my God OK I’m gonna leave that at that and now I’m gonna write my overall part.

Winny's sexy ass. Me making gay uncle jokes. "Its like pointless bullshit as the plot that develops their relationship but im obsessed." Lava is a great guy hes just does everything somehow wrong. Everytime they were near a beach i knew they were gonna serve face. "I AM GONNA COMMIT VIOLENT ACTS IN THE NAME OF GAWIN CASKEY." "Gawin needs some sun my lord." "BIBLICAL LEVELS OF IGNORANCE." Shy mond had me acting brand new. They started to rush the fuck out of the show. "I think this show is cute, they should have made it longer though so they dont rush it." “the show is getting a little boring ngl. we are doing the same thing.” “ I low-key like the show at the start a lot and it was really good and then the more they added on and the less they expanded on it the worst it got and especially the final couple episodes they were rushed and very choppy and I didn’t like that."

Watch for winny and satang, but dont watch for the plot at the end. Okay bye!

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This is probably the slowest ever show that I've ever watched. Many people will find it boring but actually it's very calming and heartwarming. Three people around 30s with their own life hardships and problems, which somehow relate to the reality. They all have a quite "unique and personal" way to see the value of their life. The romance kicks in very slowly and mature without anything over-ecsatic. There is a great combination between great comedy and great melancholy here, a roller coaster ride of emotion spread throughout the show. I really enjoy the soundtrack because it's really fit the vibes. Although actually it's a bit confusing to see where it's going for the first three episodes, but everything is getting better from there.

The casting is really peak here. The trio really brings up their emotions about overcoming their own hardships. I can't believe that this is the first Jeon Yeo Been's main role because she's really slaying it. However I think making Lee Joo Bin appear as her character's highschool version is probably not a good idea.

Even though the characters and the plot are mature, it's quite shame that they use the cliche part when Jin Joo pushes away her feelings towards Beom Su just because of a mere rumor. I mean they should be able to communicate it well. The episode when they talks about PPL and fillers is really a filler. With such pace, putting a filler is a bit painful to watch.

On top of that, this show is really a good to watch if you're looking for something calming after a tiring day. Very recommended for rewatch.

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The storyline

There are a lot of known actors I'll give it that. First impression is I don't know if i care for the story line. I'm at episode 15 so far and its kinda repetitive. Female in red dress won't go away and she's annoying. Everyone regardless of what Tang (ML) does the general population only believes the psychopaths when they said he's evil but yet he has not actually done anything evil. 🤔 Make it make sense. AND Tang tried to explained what happen to his master but again fueled by hatred and his own perception A'li won't listen. This show compared some of the other's that came out around the same time is a bit lacking. So far each episode just keeps being the same problem just different scenery. Not sure if I'm going to finish it. I will say however, people are hating on the FL. I don't see why. She's better than some I've seen. No complaints on acting for anyone they're all pretty awesome. I'll let you know if i finish the show but as of now I'm bored with it.

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South Korea Proves Once Again They’re the Masters of Thriller

I’m currently on Episode 8 of this series (still ongoing), and honestly, I’m blown away. South Korea has always been unbeatable when it comes to psychological thrillers, but this drama takes it to another level. It’s easily one of my favourite thrillers in recent years, and I’m desperately waiting for the next episode to drop.

The pacing is tight, the suspense is consistent, and the atmosphere is crafted so well that you’re constantly on edge without feeling overwhelmed. The editing deserves its own praise—it’s sharp, stylish, and heightens every tense moment perfectly.

But the real star here is Baek Ah Jin, portrayed by the insanely talented Kim Yoo Jung. She’s absolutely stunning on screen, but it’s her acting that carries so much of the emotional weight. She switches between vulnerability, intensity, and mystery so effortlessly that you’re never quite sure what’s going to happen next. Every supporting character is solid too—no weak links in this cast.

What I love most is how the story keeps evolving. Just when you think you’ve figured something out, the show throws another twist that somehow makes perfect sense. It’s smart, dark, and incredibly addictive.

If you’re into thriller, psychological, or mystery genres, this is a must-watch. I can already tell it’s going to be one of those shows people will still talk about even after it ends. Can’t wait for the next episode.

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Worth the tears

I cried every few episodes. The cinematography really gave me old Hong Kong vibes. I don't really watch modern dramas, but I'm glad I didn't miss out on this one.

Everybody was likeable in this story, if you don't include the villains that is. I really liked the security guard, he was an unexpected addition that made me touched at how invested he was especially in the end.

Speaking of the end, I didn't like it. The end was even though expected when halfway through the story cause they revealed it, made me sad. This whole drama made me sad tbh. YHT her family situation was painful to watch, the scenes when her dad was hitting her made me question if he really did hit her so hard. It looked so real, YHT 你受苦了. The way her dad acted is despicable and really showed that family is who you choose. She had a loving mom and grandma, too bad they left too early.

I really wish to know about the current YHT and TYX, but I guess we can say for sure that they're happy together. Look at their dedication to each other over the years. Every year she would celebrate his birthday. Also I am curious who the dad was, was it really shen xiaojun or just some random ? I am happy to see that the children are living better in the altered timeline, I wonder what happened. So many questions left to answer but they all basically imply a happy ending even though there is so much sadness in this drama.

The brotherhood and friendship of those three punks was ugh heart wrenching, esp cha ge. I'm glad he is out at sea probably wishing tan xin was there. The stories of love this told was all there, maybe not family love in the obvious ways but at least of found family.

Anyways, this drama will leave you crying your heart out if you're empathetic enough. The struggles that will be shown is not so far from common stories told by others, this is just one of them that is being shown. Although, there is some fantasy to it so it's not that common, but definitely worth the tears.

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Potrays incredibly complex human emotions but overall feels incomplete

This drama made me feel so many things! The complexity of the emotions that are potrayed here is truly commendable. Both leads did an excellent job and I absolutely loved their chemistry! I understand why Jung Hae In recommends this drama during his interviews. However, I was really sad that the ending felt so incomplete - no satisfactory closure about the workplace harassment, the mom’s 2 minute self reflection/apology wasn’t even close to what should’ve been and the leads barely got 5 min of a happy ending. However, I would still recommend this drama purely because of all the things it makes you feel!

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Fake Marriage, Real Chemistry, Excellent Supporting Chaos

📝 Review (WARNING: Potential Spoilers — I’m Not Saving You from Emotional Damage)

So this drama is perfect for that cold ML. Lee Min Ki played this role to perfection—starting out cold and aloof, then slowly warming up. This was also my first “Fake Marriage” trope experience, and it’s what led me down another rabbit hole. I’ve got so many of those now, I could probably take over all of Wonderland with the mentality of a mix between the Mad Hatter and the Cheshire Cat.

What really elevated the drama, though, was the supporting cast. These characters don’t just exist to prop up the leads—they enhance the story, adding layers of humor, heart, and chaos that make the whole experience richer. Their interactions make the world feel lived-in, and honestly, without them, some of the emotional beats wouldn’t hit nearly as hard.


Seriously though, I really did enjoy this drama. It’s smart, funny, and the little domestic chaos between the housemates is endlessly charming. The pacing and the emotional beats never felt forced, and it’s absolutely on my rewatch list (even if I haven’t gotten around to it yet).

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Came for the Pop Vibes, Stayed for the Emotional Destruction

📝 Review (WARNING: Potential Spoilers — I’m Not Saving You from Emotional Damage)

Okay, so when I started watching, I thought: “Oh, cute poppy vibes, easy watch, maybe a little drama, that’s fine.”

And… nope. Totally different from the OST. Way more emotional than I bargained for. Park Eun Bin’s voice? Incredible. The younger version of Mok Ha? Also incredible. And yes, I may have paused just to appreciate them both like three times.

Twists and turns? Totally there. Confusing? Not even a little. You can follow along without feeling like you’re doing a math exam while crying.

Lee Seung Joon as Jung Bong Wan… okay, this man just does it. Now I can’t watch him in anything else without mentally yelling at him for not being Jung Bong Wan. I’m serious, it’s weird but I can’t unsee it.

The best part? Literally everyone fits. Main actors, supporting actors, the chemistry… it all clicks. I was genuinely impressed. And this is the kind of show I will happily rewatch. I already have a growing rewatch list that’s dangerously long, and this just got added to the top.

Honestly, this show hits all the sweet spots. Heart, humor, a little chaos, and just enough swoon to make me a little dizzy.

💭 Final Mood:

Fell in love, cried twice, laughed too much, questioned my life choices, and now I want to sing on a deserted island. 10/10 would rewatch at 2 a.m.

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When Relatable Turns Exhausting: The Age-Gap Angst Olympics

📝 Review (WARNING: Potential Spoilers — I’m Not Saving You from Emotional Damage)

Alright, real talk—this is the classic older woman, younger man trope with a 10-year age gap.

What really got to me was He Fan Xing’s reactions to the younger man. It was obvious she liked him, yet she kept obsessing over the age difference. And yes, it’s relatable—society still stigmatizes older women dating younger men while older men with younger women? Totally fine. The double standard is real.

But in this show? She took it to the extreme. I mean, it almost turned me off the whole Older Woman, Younger Man C-drama trope for a while. Not because the drama is bad—the actors are fine, the story works—but the FL’s overthinking was just… exhausting.

And let’s be honest, the societal pressure angle? It’s too relatable. Women who are unmarried or divorced get treated as “less desirable” in dramas (and sometimes in real life). Thankfully, things are slowly improving, but Asian dramas love to milk this for angst.

So, yeah, I get her hesitation. I really do. But this one dragged it out enough that I couldn’t fully enjoy it.

The leads are competent, and the chemistry is there when it matters, but for me, this isn’t a rewatch. Not a favorite, just… fine.

💭 Final Mood:

“Relatable in a frustrating way. Okay acting, story meh. 3/5. Definitely not climbing my favorites list or getting a second watch.”

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