Reviews

A very entertaining story

I have watched this drama twice and loved it each time. Generally I can move on from shows but I keep finding myself going back to Till the End of the Moon edits. If you have read the novel and are expecting the same thing from the show, although there are certain scenes that are the same and although the premise is basically the same, they are very different, which I assume is due to censorship. If you plan to watch I also recommend taking into consideration if you can take unrealistic stuff seriously because I know people who found the whole thing funny and cringy because they couldn’t take it seriously. I happen to love taking things seriously though so this became and remains one of my favorite dramas.

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For romance lovers

I'll be giving a quick review about this drama. For me I can watch the Romance drame if the story is really extra ordinary. But for this drama it's not the case.

If you like romance stories it's for you... Kinda dropped interest time to time but still a Good drama to watch. Plot twist is really interesting. If I talk about chemistry between leads it awesome. I kinda have more interest in her niece's love story but ok.

Ending is good even tho I feel a little bit sad in the end for villain but that's fine ig. Anyway you can watch this drama atleast for once.

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Moving in place

Moving is one of those shows that had all the tools to be a great but failed to meet its full potential because its lack of cohesiveness. It had the Budget, the actors, the music and everything in between. But how does a show that has everything come out to be only a subpar superhero action drama?

The show did a great job at establishing its world and introducing its characters in its first act. However just as the show started to flush out what we thought were the main characters, it decides to hit PAUSE, go back in time and show the origin stories of their parents. The whole flash back fiasco lasted 8-11 episodes. It's not that it wasn't interesting, it was hard to follow. You're basically forced to reset and start over mid season.

The main issue with Moving is its cohesiveness, as it wasn't existent. The show said "Here's Plot A, oh shoot we forgot about the parents so here's Plot B-1 and Plot B-2. And oh yeah, we forgot about this guy so here's Plot C....okay now that everything's good lets go back to Plot A." The worse part is that They decided to tell Plot B-1 and B-2 at the same time focusing on two separate couples and their two separate stories. It was hard to stay engaged because you know where those characters end up in modern day. It would have been nice if the way they met each other was interesting and exciting but it was cliche and predictable.

You're basically spending all of act two waiting to get back to the modern day story line. Yeah cool stuff happens but its not enough to make you truly care.

This show was literally MOVING from plot line to plot line and made it hard to follow. YES it had great action scenes, FANTASTIC visual effects, and a soundtrack that will make you root for its characters, but it all means nothing if the story is hard to follow.

I will give the show its credit as the last 2-3 episodes managed to capture some of the excitement had in the beginning and ended things well, all things considered.

It's hard for me to recommend moving. If you wanted a superhero-vibe show just watch Marvel or DC. I can really only recommend moving if you're a fan of the cast as they do a really good job at playing their roles and honestly are the only reason why I managed to finish this 20 episode series.

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About this drama Acting of the leads is really good. Chemistry between the leads, slow pacing and soft romance, Nice Ending, everything is good about this drama.

Honest speaking despite everything is really good I didn't find story too much memorable. But Really good for watching once. If I talk about story you can watch it without losing any interest. I love the Insomnia part. I thought Do-hyun will feel special when he found out it's only him who can put Dong-wook in ease and help him in sleeping but it turns out to be a clashing point. But they resolve it I am happy for that.

Still I don't like the fact that Korea bl are mini series. I want them to make longer series so I can watch more fluff. And If you are fan of BL must watch this drama for once. It's a good to go drama.

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Continued Ending

Well It's a pretty good story. It has full potential to be a hit if you make a proper drama. Acting is really good of all actors. Music, editing, dreamy factor all are so good.

Somehow I feel like story go too fast that it can confuse you. But for 10 mint episode what can they do, Anyway still I want it to be more detailed.

Most importantly the Ending far from good not even satisfying leave on a cliffhanger. In other words I can't say it ending feel like they leave it in between and we don't even know we get more episodes or season 2 or not...

But if you are BL kinda addicted go for it every is good for once watch execpt ending.

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a average thriller drama which is ruined by romance

The first few episodes was very hard to watch as the writing and acting both seemed sloppy and forced.i almost dropped the drama but because i was curious about the culprit behind the bunny mask i finished the drama. The revelation of the mastermind was actually pretty predictable. However the thriller aspect of the drama was good but omg the romance? why? i want to ask the kdrama writers if it's really necessary to have romance in their drama.Romance actually ruined it for me . The progression of the relationship between the leads didn't make much sense to me.
The side characters and villains are two dimensional.Also the character growth of the fl lead and ml's confession both was done so poorly and in a lackluster way.
The drama could have been a good thriller but the writers ruined it with bad writing.

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One of the best romance drama I've seen in 2024

Enlightenment is, at anytime and under any circumstances, you live your life with a calm heart.

"Will Love In Spring," starring Li Xian and Zhou Yutong, is a heartfelt Chinese drama that delves deep into the complexities of life, love, and the human spirit. Set against the backdrop of Nanping, the series follows the journey of Zhuang Jie, a resilient young woman who, despite facing physical challenges due to a disability, emerges as a successful and independent career woman.

Zhuang Jie's character is a poignant portrayal of strength and resilience, as she navigates the intricacies of life with grace and determination, despite the hurdles she faces. Her encounter with Chen Mai Dong, a mortician from her hometown who used to be her former schoolmate, sets the stage for a touching love story that unfolds against the backdrop of life and death.

What sets "Will Love In Spring" apart is its exploration of profound themes related to life and mortality. Through Zhuang Jie and Chen Maidong's journey, the drama prompts viewers to contemplate their own existence and the significance of their relationships. The love story between the two protagonists is beautifully depicted, characterized by mutual understanding, empathy, and healing.

Zhuang Jie's outward cheerfulness masks her inner insecurities, while Chen Mai Dong's initial aloofness belies his warm-hearted nature. As their relationship deepens, they find solace and strength in each other, overcoming their own vulnerabilities in the process.

The supporting characters in the series add depth and richness to the narrative, particularly the relationships between Chen Mai Dong and his grandmother, the grandmother and oher best friend, and als Zhuang Jie and her family and best friend. These dynamics further highlight the importance of love, connection, and companionship in navigating life's challenges.

"Will Love In Spring" employs a realistic approach that resonates with viewers, drawing them into the characters' lives and experiences. The heartwarming and endearing portrayal of love and relationships makes it a compelling watch for audiences seeking both entertainment and emotional resonance.

Now, let's talk about the casts.
In this drama, Li Xian delivers a stellar performance as Chen Mai Dong, portraying the character with authenticity and depth. His portrayal resonates with viewers, capturing the essence of Chen Maidong's journey with nuance and sincerity. Li Xian's portrayal solidifies his status as an A-list actor, showcasing his versatility and talent in bringing complex characters to life effortlessly.

Zhou Yutong shines as Zhuang Jie, infusing the character with a captivating blend of strength and vulnerability. Despite being an underrated actress, Zhou Yutong's performance in the drama is nothing short of remarkable, as she embodies Zhuang Jie's resilience and inner turmoil with conviction and grace. Her portrayal adds layers of depth to the character, making Zhuang Jie a relatable and compelling protagonist.

The supporting cast also delivers commendable performances, enriching the narrative with their portrayal of pivotal characters. Their contributions add depth and authenticity to the story, enhancing the overall viewing experience.


"Will Love In Spring" emerges as a timeless gem that holds enduring appeal. With its poignant storytelling, compelling performances, and relatable themes, the drama becomes a comforting retreat for viewers, inviting them to revisit its world time and again. Whether seeking solace or inspiration, audiences will find themselves drawn back to the heartfelt journey of Zhuang Jie and Chen Maidong, making it a cherished addition to their watchlist.

In conclusion, "Will Love In Spring" is a poignant and thought-provoking drama that captivates viewers with its compelling characters, profound themes, and touching portrayal of love and resilience. With its realistic approach and heartwarming narrative, it leaves a lasting impact, prompting reflection on the beauty and fragility of life.

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It's and open ending so delude yourself however you want!!!

What a beautiful drama, the title states the intention of this drama and in my own opinion I reckon they executed it very well. A lot of people are upset about the ending however this ending is a great open ending.

The key factors to this open ending is, they established that both leads still loved each other very much with the FL stopping her mother's consistent blind date setups. The MC seemed to have overcome his 'BINK' stance when he mentioned at the end "I look after my nephew and nieces quite a lot these days" indicating the possibility of him being open to having kids now as he had come to make peace with his mother, the ML is also seeing a medical consultant on his swaying mood swings and erratic behaviours. Finally to wrap it all up they both asked the final question "Can we really go back to being strangers again?" Providing an open question to this open ending...

Option 1:
Both leads crossed paths from time to time as they each continued to work on themselves all whilst still holding deep affection for one another. Eventually, as enough time passed, and each finally reached where they wanted to be, they finally came back together. Got married, started a family and though not all moments were good times, this time they survived the game of life as a pillar for one another.

Option 2:
They came to realise love wasn't enough to keep their delusion of being together again a reality...after some time and hard work, both came to see each other more as friends than as lovers. Still holding that deep affection for one another however this time held from the perspective of close individuals. Each finally found the person best suited to them and came to find true peace in their new reality.

As my title stated and now the context of my review states the ending really is up to how you want it to be...we already got to see them be affectionate and if that was enough for you, then write the after story however you want. If you prefer they got back together, by all means that's what they did...you just have to imagine this as the true ending. That's why I found this ending well-suited for this very drama, it left me feeling oddly at peace with how this ended and quite fulfilled.

I'm not saying others will or were left feeling the same way but I was hoping to share my lens around, so others can see how I perceived the drama.

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Good Light Romance drama

The story isn’t too unique but the chemistry between youngdae and sungkyung is amazing.

It portrays the celebrity lifestyle fantastically- even the many twist with no endings.

Side characters are built up great and there are characters who don’t have a definite ending but it also adds lot to their character - not everything has a beginning and end.

To be quite honest; the chemistry between youngdae and sungkyung became the main reason I enjoyed it and its extremely satisfying to see that last few episodes were just them enjoying their romance.

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Little bit difficult to understand

The drama covers several themes. Firstly, it sheds light on the profession of funeral makeup artists, a profession I wasn't familiar with due to my cultural background. In my religion, the family members are responsible for preparing the deceased for burial, which includes bathing the body, combing their hair, and dressing them, if a married woman die so she will be dress up like a bride . However, I found it interesting to learn about this profession through the drama, although I couldn't fully relate to it.

In my religion it is true that those who are a part of funeral procession will take shower first as soon as they reach their home then only they touch the things and people.
So here lead actor told that people never touch us .so I understand this . And it is very hard to marry such a person who always surrounded by dead body .

However, the repetitive depiction of funerals made the drama feel somewhat monotonous.

Secondly, the drama emphasized the inevitability of death and the need to accept it. Despite the support and encouragement from others, those who have experienced loss find it difficult to come to terms with reality.

I found the personality of the female lead character somewhat irksome at times, and the slow pace of the drama tested my patience.

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THE BEST KOREAN BL

For me, the best Korean BL.

I find the story idea cool, that Tae Myung Ha is brought into a game where he's young again and has to make Cha Yeo Woon happy again. Along the way, he has to complete several tasks and make decisions, which broke his heart multiple times.

The whole setup of the story is well-executed, and it's only at the end that everything is resolved. With the plot twist that Yeo Woon actually embodies him in his previous life, sort of. (I still haven't fully understood whether he's living a new life or still the same). Ultimately, he helped himself to be happy again and found a wonderful love in the process.

I'm generally a big fan of such "unusual" stories. Overall, it's a mega BL.

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Jazz for Love

Where do I even begin? I think this is one of the top 3 Korean BLs out there. Everything about it is just fantastic.

I love the character of Han Tae Yi so much. He doesn't want to like Yoon Se Heon, but still cares for him, especially at the beginning. When he couldn't admit to himself that he loves it when Soheon plays the piano, especially because the song reminds him of his brother. I completely understand why he reacted that way at first. It's also just incredibly cute to see how their love developed, especially the struggle Taeyi had. Deep down, he already knew he loved him, but his mind kept saying no.

And the story between Seo Do Yoon and Song Joo Ha is just lovely. I hope they get their own BL because I don't think I'm alone in believing that they ended up together. Their story has so much potential.

All in all, I just love this BL. Everything about it was just right.

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