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We need more full-fledged BL period dramas
A word of caution: If you’re the kind who requires a solid buildup for romantic relationships, you should avoid miniseries in general. There just isn’t enough time for that kind of depth to simmer.
Nevertheless, TWY still manages to captivate because it makes the point that two people who don’t belong to this world can still find comfort in belonging to one another. I found it profoundly romantic when they spent their afternoons painting and taking in a beautiful scenery made even more special by each other’s company.
It is highly ambitious to do a time travel + period drama + romance show without it being convoluted or illogical, but on the whole, I think TWY managed. The story was generally well-written and there were no major logical gaps in the plot.
It would have been ideal if certain narrative arcs were fleshed out further, but all in all, a solid effort given the short episodes.
Read my full review here: https://asianblreviews.wordpress.com/2022/01/22/tinted-with-you-2021-review
Nevertheless, TWY still manages to captivate because it makes the point that two people who don’t belong to this world can still find comfort in belonging to one another. I found it profoundly romantic when they spent their afternoons painting and taking in a beautiful scenery made even more special by each other’s company.
It is highly ambitious to do a time travel + period drama + romance show without it being convoluted or illogical, but on the whole, I think TWY managed. The story was generally well-written and there were no major logical gaps in the plot.
It would have been ideal if certain narrative arcs were fleshed out further, but all in all, a solid effort given the short episodes.
Read my full review here: https://asianblreviews.wordpress.com/2022/01/22/tinted-with-you-2021-review
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