I enjoyed this drama very much! The leads were great, especially since they had to portray two different characters. The story kept me glued to my seat, and the love the leads had for each other kept me watching until the very end, hoping for a happy ending. Episode 11 was somewhat of a nuisance and could have been portrayed better. Overall, the drama kept me intrigued with the added bonus of romance. Definitely an enjoyable watch!
This was horrible and such a waste of time. I regret watching it. I thought the FL stayed in the past instead of constantly going back and forth, but it turns out it isn’t even the “real” past! What was the point of everything she did if none of it could actually impact the future? It felt like everything was just so the FL could figure out the missing pieces and understand all the things she regretted. And how can you put so much effort into someone just because you believe they’re your savior? Shouldn’t you at least check the facts first! The romance made it even worse for me. Do not watch this unless you’re prepared to cry your eyes out, watch the FL constantly go back to a past that ultimately doesn’t affect the future, and deal with a completely open ending that leaves you feeling like it was all for nothing. Definitely not worth my time.
Watching Soo Young fangirl was absolutely adorable. I loved that the drama gave both leads meaningful backstories that showed how they became the people they are today. Their chemistry was fantastic and made every interaction enjoyable to watch. The added investigative aspect was a great bonus, adding another layer of intrigue.
How did I not know of this drama sooner? Definitely watch and such bromance and great chemistry between the leads. I was either crying, laughing hysterically or awww moments.
I would have enjoyed this much more if “Q” hadn’t been so clueless and immature. Instead of showing the lead couple growing together, the story relies on trivial misunderstandings to create conflict. Rather than trusting “X” and giving him a chance to explain, “Q” repeatedly acts childishly, which became frustrating to watch. It felt like the characters would take one step forward in their relationship only to take two steps back, making some of the drama feel unnecessary. Overall, it wasn’t a bad watch, but it definitely could have been better.
I really wanted to like this drama, but I just couldn’t get into it. The constant flashbacks in almost every episode made the story confusing and completely disrupted the flow. It would have been much better if the story had been told in chronological order, or if the flashbacks had been used more sparingly. I also thought Ji forgave Achi far too easily after being ghosted for 10 years. That just wasn’t believable. Achi barely made any effort to win him back, so it was hard for me to understand or relate to how they ended up together. I know they liked each other, and you could blame some of it on youthful mistakes, but 10 years? Seriously! In the end, I wasn’t a fan. I found myself fast-forwarding through most of it.
The only couple worth watching was Sky and Paper. The other two couples just didn’t have much chemistry. I really liked Chris’s character, but I wasn’t a fan of his love interest. Overall, the series was passable, mostly because of the main couple.
This is not for me. The leads were both annoying. I had a hard time connecting, one tried too hard, while the other seemed too cold. I tried to stick with it, but I found it difficult to get through the episodes and eventually decided to drop it.
I miss Chae Ha and Tae Seon so much. Their chemistry was incredible, and the attraction between them was absolutely off the charts. I also love investigative storylines, so having the best of both worlds was such a bonus. This is one of the 🥵 KBLs, and I loved watching their relationship grow until they simply couldn’t stay away from each other. The way the drama portrayed the pain of their past and the anguish they carried was so well done. They were two broken souls slowly healing each other, and it made their journey even more meaningful. If only the drama had been longer!
A huge no from me. I fast-forwarded through most of it because I couldn’t stand how shameless Gi Seop was. He didn’t deserve Jin U at all. In my opinion, Gi Seop was a hot mess, and I couldn’t understand why anyone would find him attractive. The characters just weren’t believable, which made it difficult for me to understand how someone so despicable could be liked by anyone. On the other hand, I felt sorry for the second leads and the struggles they had to go through, which was more genuine. They definitely deserved to be together.
I was so surprised by how much I enjoyed this! It had plenty of fluffy moments, tears, and heartwarming scenes. The male lead’s fanboying was absolutely adorable, and I was genuinely shocked by the twist.
Worth the watch, even if it’s a bit confusing at times. Be sure to watch all the way through to the very end of the final episode, the ending is worth it. The chemistry between the MLs is cute, and it’s satisfying to see karma come full circle as those who suffered finally get the reward they deserve.
This was such a painful watch. If they had added just one more episode, I think I would have been much more satisfied with the ending. I really connected with the characters and could genuinely feel how deeply they cared for one another and gave their all when it came to love. However, there were simply too many lies, whether intentional or the result of misunderstandings for me to fully enjoy the drama. If you don’t mind angst, frustration, and emotional turmoil, I’d say it’s still worth watching. But knowing what I know now, I personally would have preferred to skip it.
The twist in this drama kept things interesting until the end. The leads had great chemistry, which made their relationship enjoyable to watch. Since it was a short drama, I had a good time with it overall, though I definitely wanted more. If it had been a longer series, I would have felt deprived with the pacing and character development.
The idol character, however, was really annoying and felt unnecessary. I don’t think they added much to the story, and the drama would have been better.
Dang it, I really should have read more of the comments first! I’m still hoping for a Season 2!!!
That said, it’s absolutely worth watching. The male leads played their roles so well, and their chemistry was off the charts. The slow-burn romance gradually builds, making you want it to ignite, but reality keeps pulling them back, and that emotional tension is what makes the story so compelling.
If there’s no Season 2, I really hope to see these two actors reunited in another drama because they were amazing together.
I was very pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed this drama. It beautifully captures what it was like to be young and the insecurities so many of us experienced, making it easy to relate to the characters. The leads were so lucky to get a second chance to clear up the misunderstandings from their past. This drama even made me cry. it was all worth it since the ending was so heartfelt and satisfying.
The idol character, however, was really annoying and felt unnecessary. I don’t think they added much to the story, and the drama would have been better.
That said, it’s absolutely worth watching. The male leads played their roles so well, and their chemistry was off the charts. The slow-burn romance gradually builds, making you want it to ignite, but reality keeps pulling them back, and that emotional tension is what makes the story so compelling.
If there’s no Season 2, I really hope to see these two actors reunited in another drama because they were amazing together.