A must watch

I have never cried watching a show or movie before, but I definitely cried multiple times watching Move to Heaven. I even cried watching it the second time despite knowing what happened. Most Kdramas are fairly predictable, but this one was not which was refreshing. I never really looked into non-romance Kdramas prior to this, but I’m glad I took the risk. It’s definitely not lighthearted, so keep that in mind if that’s not what you’re looking for. Even if it’s not what you’re looking for, I would still recommend watching it at some point. This show helped me realize there are good non-romance dramas, so I definitely recommend watching it if you’re looking for a good drama that is not romance.

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Horrible plot

The show starts off great, the first 10 episodes are well done and draw you in, but after that, it loses any sign of a plot.
The conflict in the first 10 episodes focuses on Jinah’s stalker ex boyfriend, but after that, there’s no sign of him again despite there being no resolution. The following episodes focus on SA allegations against the men at Jinah’s job, but again, there is no resolution to that either. At some point in the last few episodes, Jinah and Joonhee break up, which in my opinion is one of the worst times to write in a breakup, but I trusted that there was a plan. Alas, the plot failed again and they did not get back together until the second half of the last episode.
Overall, I had high hopes for this show, but was severely disappointed by the lack of plot at the end. I would not recommend watching this.

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