the idea seems great but the execution falls short.

This Kdrama had a lot to give, crazy love could be one of the best kdramas of the season, only if it had been well executed, which fell short along the way.

The first episodes kind of have the initial feel of the story, but even her revenge is a bit unrealistic (yes i know this is a kdrama and its supposed to be unrealistic but come on) but it was unrealistic in a way which what she did was… a bit stupid at times. the photoshopped pics, i know it was supposed to have a comedic intention, but it should end up with her being caught for it to work, not everyone believing her. Also the ‘revenge’ was not only too long but also half-assed at most.

The actors were good, the cast was okay. But. I dont know what they did to Kim Jae Wook but he just looked old and tired throughout the entire kdrama, and Krystal on the other hand… her character is a mess imo. (but so is noh go jin)
the acting: god forbid i witness another lip bit from Krystal, I seriously don’t think i can handle it… it was so annoying because she did it ALL THE GODDAMNED TIME. If she had done it a couple times, i’d let it pass because sure, a couple times. but she ended up doing it multiple times per episode, some times like twice in a row… krystal please… i know you know how to act and its now just that.

but what im getting at is: kinda feels like everyone in the kdrama just did the bare minimum with the acting, well at least the main leads, but yea.

that’s what I took from it.

Along the series something just started to change when they began to add more content besides the initial ‘crazy love’ between no goh jin and lee si nah. and yes, if you ask me it makes sense ofc it does, but they did it in a way that. made it seem like what they were doing was simply because the first plot was done with, while both plot should’ve been kind of intertwined together no?

Noh Goh Jin’s love for Lee Sin Ah was also a bit artificial, it felt like out of nowhere he loved her and ??? it made no sense, and Lee Sin Ah just went along with it. Aaahhh …. so many things were bad with this but I still hoped, I still wished it would’ve been good. Because it was supposed to beeeeee.

Sorry I’m whining.
I wished this had been better, was a bit disappointed.

One last thing, the opening only reflects like half of the show and it kinda sucks, why would they have that awesome opening when they never even had an actual crazy love to portray? There should’ve been way more assassination attempts on Lee Sin Ah’s part (and why not retaliation from Noh Goh Jin, only for it to be disguised as ‘love’ to everyone outside their?) for the opening and poster to make sense, because they’re giving us something that’s not what they’re showing on the poster and opening. And listen, the poster is great, immaculate, perfect! But it doesn’t represent this kdrama at all. if you’re here because of the poster, beware: it ain’t it :/

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If you want a cliché rom-com then watch A Bussiness Proposal

This kdrama was a must watch when the trailer came out, everyone was talking about it and it's the usual rom-com clichés we all enjoy from time to time, myself included.

And I enjoyed it, a lot.

Some things were a bit too much sometimes thought. I love Ahn Hyo Seop's acting and he did a great job as Tae Moo but sometimes it was a bit awkward and he really felt like he was plaing a character, even in the drama, which isn't exactly good since he's supposed to be that character.

Kim Se Jeong played an amazing Hari and Young Seo's best friend. Watching, I really felt like they were friends for a long time. Both Se Jeong and Seol In Ah played their characters to a T.

Kim Min Gue, as usual, played an awesome Cha Sung Hoon, and had great chemistry, both with Hye Seop and In Ah.

The second lead couple had amazing chemistry and maybe they should've more screentime.

The main cast was really good overall and I totally recommend watching this kdrama.

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