An Incurable Case of Love (2020)
I absolutely loved this drama. ❤️ It’s cheesy, over-the-top, and full of classic romance tropes—and honestly, I think that’s exactly what makes it so much fun.
The relationship between Sakura and Kairi is definitely the heart of the drama. I loved their grumpy × sunshine dynamic, especially watching Kairi slowly soften toward Sakura. He starts off as this intimidating, cold, sharp-tongued doctor, but seeing the warmer side of him come out as he falls for her was one of my favorite things about the drama.
Sakura is incredibly earnest and persistent, and while she can be clumsy and a little too naive sometimes, I really liked how seriously she takes becoming a nurse. She isn’t just chasing Kairi throughout the story—she gradually becomes more confident and capable in her own career, and I loved seeing that side of her.
I also really enjoyed the hospital setting and the supporting characters. The friendships between the nurses and doctors add a lot of warmth and humor, and the drama manages to balance the romance with their lives and work at the hospital.
Is it realistic? Absolutely not. 😂 Some of the situations are ridiculously romantic and some scenes are very cheesy. But I honestly didn’t mind. This is exactly the kind of drama where I’m happy to embrace the clichés and just enjoy the romance.
A little note: This is definitely one of those dramas that I watch purely for the romance and the cute moments. 🥹❤️
I absolutely loved this drama. ❤️ It’s cheesy, over-the-top, and full of classic romance tropes—and honestly, I think that’s exactly what makes it so much fun.
The relationship between Sakura and Kairi is definitely the heart of the drama. I loved their grumpy × sunshine dynamic, especially watching Kairi slowly soften toward Sakura. He starts off as this intimidating, cold, sharp-tongued doctor, but seeing the warmer side of him come out as he falls for her was one of my favorite things about the drama.
Sakura is incredibly earnest and persistent, and while she can be clumsy and a little too naive sometimes, I really liked how seriously she takes becoming a nurse. She isn’t just chasing Kairi throughout the story—she gradually becomes more confident and capable in her own career, and I loved seeing that side of her.
I also really enjoyed the hospital setting and the supporting characters. The friendships between the nurses and doctors add a lot of warmth and humor, and the drama manages to balance the romance with their lives and work at the hospital.
Is it realistic? Absolutely not. 😂 Some of the situations are ridiculously romantic and some scenes are very cheesy. But I honestly didn’t mind. This is exactly the kind of drama where I’m happy to embrace the clichés and just enjoy the romance.
A little note: This is definitely one of those dramas that I watch purely for the romance and the cute moments. 🥹❤️
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