"'One Spring Night' was an amazing drama—calm and composed, with a slow pace that brought out the purity of the characters' souls. The story follows a boy who became a father at a young age after his girlfriend from middle school got pregnant and left their child under his care, never to return. Despite his initial helplessness, he pulled himself together over time, fulfilling his obligations to his son and parents. He is portrayed as a generous and benevolent person. On the other side, a girl has been in a relationship with her boyfriend for around four years, largely out of a sense of duty to her parents, never prioritizing her own feelings. While she is not emotionally or romantically connected to her boyfriend, he feels the opposite. One day, she accidentally meets the young father, and these encounters happen frequently enough that they fall in love. This creates complications in her existing relationship. I felt bad for her boyfriend because he wasn't in the wrong, but it was clear that she felt insecure and uncomfortable with him, so her decision to separate was understandable. While the drama had a slow pace and was somewhat boring at times, it was still a good watch."