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Sweet and unique
What makes this series so refreshing and different is its distinct format: it is shot mockumentary-style with characters interviewing directly to the camera, alongside shorter 30-minute episodes, which is perfect for my opinion.
It really breaks the usual mold compared to traditional K-dramas. At first, the pacing can be a bit confusing because it jumps between different timelines and perspectives, but as you keep watching, everything begins to connect and the concept becomes fascinating. This structure might not appeal to every viewer, but I personally loved it.
Ji Chang-wook delivers an incredible performance as always, and the story explores the diverse experiences of several couples. The best part of the show is that it feels much less conservative and far more realistic and mature than usual, making it very easy to relate to the characters and the complexities of modern dating.
If there was one drawback for me, it was the prolonged plotline where Yoon-oh hides her true identity from Jae-won, which felt somewhat frustrating over time. Nevertheless, the way all the individual storylines ultimately weave together into one cohesive picture is clever and satisfying.
It is a lighthearted, modern, and highly recommended drama for anyone looking for something a bit different but still interesting and romantic
It really breaks the usual mold compared to traditional K-dramas. At first, the pacing can be a bit confusing because it jumps between different timelines and perspectives, but as you keep watching, everything begins to connect and the concept becomes fascinating. This structure might not appeal to every viewer, but I personally loved it.
Ji Chang-wook delivers an incredible performance as always, and the story explores the diverse experiences of several couples. The best part of the show is that it feels much less conservative and far more realistic and mature than usual, making it very easy to relate to the characters and the complexities of modern dating.
If there was one drawback for me, it was the prolonged plotline where Yoon-oh hides her true identity from Jae-won, which felt somewhat frustrating over time. Nevertheless, the way all the individual storylines ultimately weave together into one cohesive picture is clever and satisfying.
It is a lighthearted, modern, and highly recommended drama for anyone looking for something a bit different but still interesting and romantic
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