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Sometimes too cringey, acting could be better. The lesbian bar setting isn’t very interesting and feels misplaced.

The characters are interesting and the first half is good, but it becomes more and more unexciting. Lazy story writing and the finale is very bad written.

Great buildup and story introduction. Final storyline could have been handled much better.

Great produced drama with convincing performances. Complex emotions and relationship dynamics with natural chemistry between the characters The story builds emotional tension effectively, but the pacing becomes uneven toward the end and the resolution feels somewhat rushed.

Interesting plot with a strong start, but the dynamics and secrets weaken the story later on. The emotional scenes were very well acted, but they negatively affect the continuation of the story and make the ending feel less natural.

Some unexpected plotlines, good dynamics and overall story. Side characters are not very interesting.

Nice workplace setting with interesting character development. Side characters and side couple fit very well into the story.

Some storylines feel too easy. The second half improves with unexpected developments. The finale is okay.

Small production, but very good character dynamics.

Continuation shows some new interesting sides of the couple.

Weak story and often very bad dialogue. Drama feels forced and could be solved with simple communication.

Good start, though the story has some plot holes. The finale feels rushed and not well integrated into the overall narrative.

Acting is sometimes weak and childish. The cast feels too old for high school roles. Average story and dynamics.

Very good story, development, and side characters.

Good start with a dark and interesting plot. The second half and finale are weaker but overall okay.

Interesting story with two well-handled time skips spanning several years. The comedy can be cringey at times, and side characters are occasionally annoying, but overall the story works well.

Nice small series.

Strong start, but gets worse over time. The finale ruins the plot and parents are too one-dimensional.

Good plot and buildup, but antagonists are too one-dimensional.

Extremely frustrating and poorly written. The drama relies entirely on a lack of communication. The jobs and locations had far more potential than what was used.

Some weak acting and rushed ending. Mostly wholesome with soft drama.

Three couples in a two hour series, so there is no strong or big storyline.

No strong central plot and often drags with very little happening. Some drama appears in the finale, but it feels forced.

Good plot and everything fits well together. The father storyline could be better, but the conclusion works.

Is okay, but frequent theme changes prevent the story from going deeper, and many conclusions are weak. Overall, it feels rushed.

Follows the same pattern as season 1 and is slightly worse.

Weak acting early on but gets better. Side characters are boring and one-dimensional.

A long time skip with almost no character change. The trauma of the separation is underused, and side characters lack development. The finale improves things, and the plot twist is very good and believable.

Very bad acting and cringey storylines. Too many couples with no chemistry.

The mutual secrets are not strong enough to justify so much unnecessary drama. The second half feels stretched, and the finale is weak and predictable.

Not my kind of drama. Emotionally heavy and very sad, but suitable for viewers who enjoy tragic stories.

Excellent storytelling with strong plot twists, logical character reactions, and consistent actions, supported by great editing, music, and character development. High-quality series.

Rushed romance, illogical character actions, poor editing, and uncomfortable scene placements.

Good storytelling with strong plot twists, solid relationship development, and logical character actions.

Not much story left to tell; side characters become more one-dimensional.

Messy and irritating plotlines. Good twist in the final arc, but a weak ending and many unresolved threads.

Provide a much better conclusion for the antagonist, but focus too heavily on jealousy-related drama.

Small series with forced drama and little story substance.

Soft drama with good dynamics. Pacing could be better, but finale works well. The story had potential for more episodes.  

Set in the 1950s, although some elements still feel too modern. The first third has a solid buildup toward the romance, but later the story relies too much on jealousy-driven drama. The antagonist is very one-dimensional, and some developments feel too convenient. As the series goes on, the storytelling becomes more forced instead of developing naturally.

Bad CGI and weak moments, but overall interesting. Too many flashbacks and unresolved plotlines.

The story moves too fast and lacks depth. Character development and motivations are underexplored, and some important story elements feel missing.  

Clear improvement over season 1, with better pacing and a stronger, more meaningful finale.

Starts with poor acting but improves. Overall, it tells a good and well-paced story for a short series.

Fast buildup, but acting is inconsistent. Character decisions and forgiveness feel unnatural, and some reactions are not believable. The antagonist storyline lacks proper closure.  

Well-written but sad story. The main character is unlucky, but actions feel realistic and characters are multifaceted.

Poor pacing and forced tension. Flirting feels awkward, acting is weak, and there is little real development. The finale and special episode add no real payoff.

Good introduction and overall solid development of the main love story. One storyline ends in a way that feels slightly out of place.

Nice workplace romance with good development for one lead. Side characters are not very intersting. 

The antagonist’s storyline could have been handled better, and the finale could have made stronger use of the conflict.  

Interesting dynamic. One character is poorly written. Some good creative visual storytelling, yet overall development becomes frustrating and the ending is unsatisfying.

Several logic issues and weak production quality and acting.

Story is more serious than Season 1 but not better.

Simple and enjoyable short series with good acting.

A sweet small series with minor filming mistakes. Dialogue can feel awkward, but it fits the shy romance development well.

Very small production with few characters. Emotional reactions are often exaggerated, and the story feels stretched despite limited content.  

Dark themes with bullying, family pressure, and moral ambiguity. Characters are interesting and often multi-layered, creating uncertainty about trust and intentions. However, the plot moves too fast at times, many questions remain unanswered. The GL aspect doesn’t get enough focus. 

A lovely small series with a cozy atmosphere. While some acting and parts of the plot feel a bit lazy or underdeveloped at times, the overall story remains enjoyable and pleasant to watch.

A deep and emotionally engaging story with complex characters. The drama maintains strong tension throughout the episodes, supported by good music and well-developed personalities. It is a powerful story about trauma, healing, and personal growth, even giving a short-appearing character meaningful development.

The series starts with strong story building. The antagonist and their mysterious past with the main character create intrigue, and most characters are interesting. However, the story sometimes relies too heavily on clichés and overly evil character portrayals. Many emotional reactions and decisions feel impulsive and unrealistic. Additionally, several questions remain unanswered.

A strong start with a lot happening in the first two episodes, including the immediate revelation of the affair to the husband. The series keeps almost no secrets, with characters being very open about their feelings and struggles, which highlights their intense inner conflicts. The story also spends considerable time exploring side characters whose arcs are not always necessary in such detail. As a result, there is relatively little development between the two main characters, and the narrative includes several long and somewhat unpleasant time skips. Overall, the focus is less on romance and more on dealing with social pressure and personal inner conflict.

Overall entertaining and enjoyable. Despite some predictable moments and uneven writing in the middle episodes, the strong final episodes and clear conclusion make it a worthwhile watch.

The series starts with a promising premise and quickly introduces its characters and conflicts, but reveals too much too early, which reduces the overall tension. Much of the story relies on familiar clichés and predictable developments, with some plot points lacking proper explanation and certain character reactions feeling rushed. Despite these weaknesses, the drama still offers some enjoyable and funny moments, making it entertaining at times even if it never fully reaches its potential.

A sweet and charming short story. The production quality is solid, and the overall dynamic between the characters works well. Despite its short runtime, the episode manages to create a pleasant atmosphere and tell an enjoyable story. 

The story itself is acceptable, but the conclusion feels rushed. The acting also feels weaker in the group scenes when all characters appear together.

A small and simple story with a modest production. While the premise works reasonably well, there are some small acting weaknesses and a few cliché moments that hold it back.

There is not much story here, as it mainly serves as the conclusion to the previous parts (Hidden Heat/Hidden Half). The acting and character reactions are somewhat weak and limited.

Funniest Romantic Drama that is chaotic, wholesome, and also has serious elements. Despite some convenient writing and miscommunication, the chemistry between the leads and the character dynamics keep it engaging. The series delivers a fun, satisfying, and overall very enjoyable experience.  

The series suffers from extremely slow pacing, weak structure, and inconsistent execution. Most of the story feels artificially stretched, with repetitive scenes and very little meaningful dialogue or character development. Conflicts are either forced through illogical misunderstandings or resolved too quickly to feel impactful. Overall, it ends up feeling more frustrating than engaging, with wasted potential throughout.

The series starts with a promising premise and strong early episodes, featuring believable relationship development and a few impactful emotional moments. However, it quickly loses direction, with unfocused storytelling, underdeveloped plotlines, and conflicts that lack depth or resolution. While there are some wholesome moments and interesting ideas, the show ultimately fails to deliver on its potential and feels incomplete.

The story relies heavily on forced misunderstandings, inconsistent character logic, and rushed or unresolved plotlines, making the drama feel shallow and unearned. Despite some interesting ideas, it ultimately feels empty and unfocused. It feels like a series without a soul, driven by careless and poorly thought-out decisions.

Personally I think it's Engfa-Charlotts best Series so far (and sadly probably their last one together). The emotional chemistry between the two leads feels more natural and believable than in their previous projects, making the romance genuinely engaging throughout the series. While the second half suffers from some forced drama, uneven pacing, and weaker side-story writing, the relationship development and emotional payoff still make the series overall satisfying to watch.

The series works extremely well as a romantic comedy because of its strong chemistry, emotional warmth, and surprisingly smooth balance between hilarious comedy and serious emotional moments. While some plot points are cliché or underdeveloped, the entertaining pacing, charming couple dynamic, and heartfelt storytelling make the series consistently enjoyable from beginning to end.

The series stands out because of its emotionally intense storytelling, strong acting performances, and the complex relationship dynamic between Arisa and Lalin. The slow reveal of the truth, combined with the darker and more mature themes, makes the story feel refreshing and surprisingly ambitious for a GL series. The emotional chemistry and overall storytelling are strong to make the series genuinely memorable and highly engaging from beginning to end.

As a first part, the series succeeds in building emotional investment through its large cast, interconnected storylines, and mature handling of difficult themes such as bullying, toxic family relationships, and personal identity. While some plot developments suffer from logical gaps, rushed execution, and a few one-dimensional antagonists, many character arcs become increasingly compelling as the story unfolds. It balances emotional drama, mystery, and character development while leaving enough unanswered questions to keep viewers invested.

The series stands out because of its engaging cast, strong performances, and emotionally layered characters, supported by good pacing and a compelling balance between romance and drama. While the writing becomes increasingly reliant on clichés, forced conflicts, and rushed resolutions in the later episodes, the strong performances and emotional investment in the characters help carry the story through its weaker moments. Overall, it is a enjoyable character-driven drama that starts stronger than it finishes.

The relationship feels natural, believable, and supported by realistic conflicts and resolutions. While the wholesome atmosphere and married-couple dynamic are enjoyable, the overall plot often feels too convenient, with underdeveloped side characters, one-dimensional antagonists, and conflicts that are resolved too quickly. There was definitely more potential for deeper storylines, but despite its flaws, it remains an enjoyable and heartwarming watch.

Despite an intriguing premise, the series struggles with a frustrating start, as P'Le's harsh treatment of Ran is difficult to understand and forgive, especially given Ran's circumstances. However, the later episodes provide strong emotional payoffs through meaningful conversations, great acting, and a much better understanding of the characters' motivations. While the plot relies on convenient resolutions and underuses its time-travel concept, the chemistry, development, and emotional connection between Ran and P'Le ultimately carry the series.

The series starts with a promising premise, a strong cast, but gradually wastes its potential through forced romance, one-dimensional villains, unrealistic action, and numerous plot holes. Instead of developing Lom and Blew’s relationship through meaningful conversations and shared experiences, the story relies on jealousy, clichés, coincidences, and convenient situations, while important characters and consequences are barely explored. The cast deserved a much stronger and more believable story.

Comedic energy, and enjoyable intimate moments, but its writing becomes increasingly uneven as the story continues. Lal is easy to root for, while Wine’s development often feels inconsistent and difficult to understand, making the central relationship feel as frustrating as it is charming. Overall, the series is very 50/50: entertaining in parts, but held back by forced drama, weak communication, underdeveloped antagonists, and too many avoidable conflicts.

A short but enjoyable student/teacher series that handles its premise with restraint, longing, and quiet tension, without overstepping. There is no big plot behind it; the story focuses mainly on the gradual development of feelings that happen at the wrong time, while they are still teacher and student. It is simple, emotional, and ends on a happy note.