Seriously.
I was one of the people who were a bit iffy at the age difference. Its not the age gap itself that bothered me (12 years isn't that wild for me really, knowing lots of couples irl have similar of even larger gaps) It was the visual age gap. Joo Sang Wook looks his age (maybe a bit older) while Kim Bo Ra could probably get asked to check her ID if she tries to buy a drink. It's not a key element at the drama at all for the most part though, rather just a nagging based off my own bias.

The story was forgettable. I honestly couldn't tell you a thorough synopsis even though I literally just finished the final episode. I think there was some business war and some ex-lover mess in there somewhere? something about suicide awareness maybe?? Touch tried to arise too many problems and themes for anyone to have a real grasp of the "story". I honestly think this could've been a really cute and relaxing drama if there was less attempts at edgy business wars, chaotic relationships, and missing people. We could have a cute little rom-com following and ex-idol discovering a new path while inspiring and falling in love with her mentor but instead we got Touch.

Acting having a 6.0 is only thanks to side characters. The ML and FL failed to serve any type of romantic chemistry, even when they straight up kissed. No matter how hard I tried, I just could see anything but a mentor and pupil. My heart never fluttered watching them. I wouldn't even say this was due to age gap, I just truly felt NOTHING other than a developing friendship between the two, maybe a bit of adoration on Se Yeon's side. Them kissing was equivalent of two pieces of stale bread pressed on eachother. Yes, for me it was that bad. Luckily we had actors like Hong Seok Cheon (Dong Min) and Lee Taw Hwan (Do Jin) to brighten this shows excuse for romance and plot. The only times I ever laughed, swooned, or felt sad during this show were during their (and other support) scenes.

This show was a first class waste of time. It may not be the worst out there but it's definitely far from good. Please only watch this if you need to fill out a challenge requirement or if you need to something other than watch paint dry.

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It's an ok story. The typical "I find out I love my best friend after she's found someone new" scenario. I feel like I was mostly let down due to Jisoo still playing the guy who can't get the girl, only this time he's more loud and childish.

Just because a show is supposed to be a light-hearted teen romance doesn't mean it should lack something to interest watchers. My issue isn't predictability or cliches my issue is the show doesn't feel like it's trying at all. Nothing makes your heart flutter, nothing makes you laugh, nothing makes you sympathize. It's just a flat story. The side characters aren't any better. I found myself skipping through whenever they appeared which is something I've never done before. It didn't feel like a true part of the story, but a way for the creators to fill out a 1-hour quota. You can barely feel any bonds between the characters but I'm not sure if that's the acting or the script.

In short, this would've been better off a 20-min episode web drama. Maybe I'll watch the last episode if I hear good reviews of season 2, but for right now I don't see a need to keep it sitting in currently watching

I wouldn't go out of my way to recommend this to someone but I wouldn't tell anyone thinking of watching it run for the hills either.

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