It's not upto my expectations. Just Korean cliche romance.

This drama attempts to copy cliche romantic scenes in Korean shows. From the beginning I couldn't help but cringe over the story telling and presentation. I have watched few shows in which the FL starred, before. Her acting was really good in those. But, in Eye Love you, her facial expressions and reactions don't suit the scenes. From watching her scenes with Jae Jong Hyeop alone, you can say that he would have felt confused while filming, because it did confuse me as a viewer. I think, it's the cause of poor writing and the director misused Ms. Fumi's potential as an actress. I watch Japanese shows a lot. But, I have never felt confused watching a dorama, before. The plot is done poorly, although it could have done much better. The plot looks outdated to me as it attempts to copy Korean fantasy dramas we've been seeing for years. I tried to drop it many times, but decided to finish it because of the hype. The truth is that the hype is all about Jae Jong Hyeop and his chemistry with the female lead. I think they share good chemistry off the screen than on the drama. Their chemistry had an impact only at the end of the show, for me. The last episode is the best, for me, as their mutual feelings and emotions are portrayed in a deeper sense. Until then, it's a mess. You would only get to feel their chemistry in the last Ep. I've see many people praising it a lot, which is the reason why I watched it. But, there's nothing more to expect than the novelty in the presence of a Korean person as the protagonist. However, this show will definitely make you feel peaceful and somewhat calm as the atmosphere is bright and lively. Not only the FL's acting was off, but also other casts too. It's clearly because of an attempt to imitate Korean drama. There's a cultural clash that it didn't suit the Japanese culture and the traditional style of the shows there. I managed to complete it. Overall, it's not really that bad.

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