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Everything light, warm and sweet in the best possible way. There was depth enough in the characters to make their journey meaningful and heartfelt. Loved it.

This drama showed real issues and emotions, with a very good cast. This was also why it was at times difficult and infuriating to watch. The relationship arc between the leads was good, except for one too many coincidences bringing them together. It was a good drama, but not one I enjoyed.

Engaging watch. This was almost all palace politics and scheming, may be the most I've seen in a series so far. The romance was nice, but the politics was more interesting.

What kept me interested in this drama was just Xaio Feng. About Li Cheng Yin- he was a very good example for how not to love someone.

Easy watch, nice actors, great locations and music. Yet there was no emotional depth. The character struggles and plot points came and went on cue. As cute and fine looking as the actors were, something was missing overall in the execution. I can't say I even really cared about them.

The actors were great and it was interesting to watch initially, but the story just did not hold up for me. Last several episodes just fell flat and dragged all the way to a sorry end. It was a struggle to finish.

Not an easy watch. The way it ended was okay. I don't think I would have felt right about a different ending for Hsiao Tung given what happened with Li Jen Yao.

The characters and actors are very good, but its just painful to watch.

Happy and sweet vibe, adorable cast and love all around. Nice to watch.

This was a good vibes only series. The characters especially Lu Zheng An, his boss and the family members were lovable and fun.

The story was interesting enough to keep me going till the end. However it felt dated, the visuals were mediocre, there were many side character plots that felt dragging which I skipped. Most of all, the leads didn't really fit their roles very well and had zero connection. Overall it was disappointing.

this drama felt like a warm hug..loved every second of it. The places, characters and lead actors were all special. Happy to have watched it.

The story , actors and performances were all good but the ending was unsatisfactory. For all the troubles they went through, the lead couple could have had a happier ending. I would probably not have watched had I known how it was going to end.

Loved it. Both lead actors were very charming and their journey was a beautiful one.

This was a well made drama with a bunch of very intriguing characters and great actors. I enjoyed the slower pace and the air of suspense it maintained until the final episode. Also, eight episodes felt just right, without dragging out the plot too much.

This started off well but after the half way point Dongbaek just kept getting more and more annoying. It was a combination of both Gong Hyo Jin's portrayal and the character writing that made me dislike Dongbaek towards the end. Like others commented here, I didn't understand why Jeong Ryul got so much hate for fair intent. Kang Ha Neul was convincing in character, but the romance did not work for me. Even the thriller story line was dragged so much that it lost impact by that point. Overall it was a disappointing watch for me.

The story and cast were all good but towards the middle the drama lost steam. It might have felt that way because the male lead had nothing much to do- things were just happening around him and his character was as much an observer as we were. Also for a drama with romance on the title, the romance wasn't much to write about. The murder mystery didn't leave any impact either. The aunt-mom-daughter relationship was nice but in the end they didn't give any explanation for the girl's behavior. Overall, the drama is very watchable, but for a story that started so well and with so many interesting characters, I was expecting more.

Definitely a thriller, with a good set of characters, but the story was probably the most convoluted one I've seen in a while. The story kept getting more dark as it went on, more than what I wanted to see. To it's credit though, it was the right number of episodes and ended without dragging too much. The story has absolutely nothing to do with the actual Little Women book, save three sisters and a rich grandaunt with a parrot.

This was probably the most painfully beautiful story I've watched in a long while. The turn it took in the last few episodes was so unexpected, but it made everything that came before fall in place. Joon Ha, Hye Ja, Dae Sang, Jung Eun and even some other minor supporting roles- all of these characters touched my heart and made me cry a sea of tears. Truly a special drama.

The story was something different enough to keep me curious as to what happens next. The characters and their inner conflicts were interesting, and the actors were good as well. However it felt a little flat, with the situations happening on screen leaving little impact. There was a lot of lag in how the story was told- I had to fast forward through a lot of it to get to the actual story parts.