One of the fewest kdrama with 16 ep in which I didn't get bored at all toward the ending, it was the exact opposite! If you didn't like this then you truly can't stand slow-burn, and if you like slow-burn this drama is def for you.
The coach name 'Ga ram' pronunciation is very simiar to an arabic word that means 'deep love'. And I'm deeply in love with every single aspect of this kdrama ðŸ˜
Whenever I see a Joseon-era drama, I almost automatically skip it. It took me a while to realize why, but I think it’s because those dramas are always heartbreaking. What makes it even worse is knowing that many of those struggles were real. The strict rules, the lack of freedom, and the way people’s lives were controlled make me feel so sad for those who lived back then. And honestly, it wasn’t just the poor who suffered. Even nobles had their own hardships and often couldn’t live the lives they truly wanted. That’s probably why historical dramas hit me so hard emotionally.
Recently I'm more into slice of life genre when it comes to kdrama, and any other fantasy fictional genre I started to think it's really ridiculous and not my cup of tea. I watched this not really thinking I'd get immersed watching it, but it turned out to be a really great show! Enjoyed watching it so much. Both male leads deserve the best!
I think I should be thankful to my exams this time, lol. 'Cause I only watched the first 4 episode then I got busy and I don't think that I'm gonna continue watching this.
I really like the main actress in this kdrama, she did an amazing job in 'Idol: the coup'. Cried a lot in her scenes.
And I'm deeply in love with every single aspect of this kdrama ðŸ˜
It is so touching, it kind of reminded me of Haikyuu anime. A really great kdrama ðŸ˜
The most charecter that annoyed me was the little kid mother, I hoped she will get a slap ðŸ˜
Follow her the 14 y.o juveniles, but they got exactly what they deserved 🤣
And number 3 goes to that influencer girl.