DonnaK2O

I liked the "Dreaming of the future" theme; it's a shame it never comes up again in the plot at any point. The secondary characters are interesting. The production is good (except for the audio glitches that occur a few times), but I found the series' opening quite generic and lacking in any unique elements.
However, as the episodes progressed, Song's behavior unfortunately made me start rooting for Piang to end up with another doctor. She kept "playing games" with Piang: she would say, "Go away, leave me alone," while her actions actually said, "Stay by my side." Furthermore, I couldn't find a single solid reason for Piang to love Song, and I found the idea of becoming "friends with benefits" in hopes of making Song fall in love to be completely wrong. If you start a casual relationship and tell the other person, "I don't want anything serious," but you're actually lying—with the real intention of making them fall for you because you love them—that is wrong. The right thing to do is to be sincere and speak your mind; after all, if the roles were reversed, NO ONE would forgive someone for saying they loved the other person and wanted a serious relationship when, in reality, they didn't love them and just wanted to play games. Sincerity is the foundation of everything.


PS.: Couldn't believe Song's crying at the beginning of the episode. One moment Song is crying for someone, and the next she's not. Did she forget she was crying? Hahahaha. At several points the audio is very low, disrupting the experience and disconnecting the viewer.