The right person won’t ask you to hide what makes you happy ?
The right person won’t ask you to hide what makes you happy 📸
It’s so refreshing to watch a K-drama from the late 2010s. It’s so vibrant and colorful. Even the night scenes are bright and saturated. It’s complete eye candy, and it vaguely reminds me of the color grading in Fight for My Way.
My friend and I decided to watch another series starring Kim Jae-wook because she really likes him. His role here is still that of a corporate guy, just like in Filing for Love, but this time he’s the main lead alongside Park Min-young.
Anyway, this K-drama as a whole revolves around acceptance, whether in friendships, relationships, or family. There were so many heartfelt moments, especially those involving both leads’ families.
At first, I was a bit uncomfortable with the female lead’s relationship with her friend-turned-brother since they lived in the same house. Thankfully, everything was eventually explained and resolved because it was starting to feel a little weird.
Overall, it was a really enjoyable K-drama. There were so many classic K-drama tropes. It felt like the director wanted to include every single one. 😂 I also loved the dream and imagination sequences. They were absolutely hilarious!
Filed under: watched with Chesky 💗
Started: June 23, 2026
Finished: July 14, 2026
It’s so refreshing to watch a K-drama from the late 2010s. It’s so vibrant and colorful. Even the night scenes are bright and saturated. It’s complete eye candy, and it vaguely reminds me of the color grading in Fight for My Way.
My friend and I decided to watch another series starring Kim Jae-wook because she really likes him. His role here is still that of a corporate guy, just like in Filing for Love, but this time he’s the main lead alongside Park Min-young.
Anyway, this K-drama as a whole revolves around acceptance, whether in friendships, relationships, or family. There were so many heartfelt moments, especially those involving both leads’ families.
At first, I was a bit uncomfortable with the female lead’s relationship with her friend-turned-brother since they lived in the same house. Thankfully, everything was eventually explained and resolved because it was starting to feel a little weird.
Overall, it was a really enjoyable K-drama. There were so many classic K-drama tropes. It felt like the director wanted to include every single one. 😂 I also loved the dream and imagination sequences. They were absolutely hilarious!
Filed under: watched with Chesky 💗
Started: June 23, 2026
Finished: July 14, 2026
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