Reviews

Glory in Shadows(2026) is a very well done mystery romance miniseries within a revenge storyline due to the chaotic conspiracies and hidden agendas within the Shen family. The drama has ML: Dong Zi Fan (as Li Jing Chuan) and FL: Wu Jia Yi (as Shen Yao Chu) in the leading couple's roles. This drama could've used another 30 minutes to give a better flow to the antagonists' deviousness and psychotic behaviors. The Shen family was a mayhem and it was the source of all evils that the leading couple had to join forces against. General Li Jing Chuan and Shen Yao Chu were both thrown into this maelstrom when Shen Yao Chu was forced to marry Li Jing Chan as he was presumed dead by her equally deranged family and, due to having lived similar circumstances, the leading couple form a bond that flourished into a steadfast and protective love. The leading couple had great rapport and a satisfying romantic chemistry. Within the time constrains of the miniseries, (SPOILER ALERT) the leading couple's separation was completely unnecessary and, briefly, disturbed the flow of the nice ending. Overall, the drama is entertaining; enjoy it!

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✨An Emotionally Rich Journey That Stayed With Me✨

I went into this one knowing almost nothing about it, and it turned out to be an unexpectedly emotional and beautifully crafted journey.

The writing, layered narration, multiple POVs, and haunting OST all come together to create a deeply immersive experience that stays with you after it ends.

Bai Lu and Cheng Lei are outstanding. While both are consistently strong actors, this drama gives them especially layered, complex characters. Bai Lu, in particular, may have delivered my favorite performance of hers so far—her character was intelligent, vulnerable, and compelling, and I found myself fully invested in her journey, rooting for her at every turn.

There is also a (not so) subtle but refreshing psychological layer to her character involving unresolved trauma and how she perceives her past, which adds unexpected depth without giving too much away—but I’ll leave that for viewers to discover.

The romance is equally well done, with chemistry that feels natural and earned rather than rushed. Even when things are difficult between them, the emotional build-up makes their connection all the more satisfying.

The overall premise—swapped marriage, political intrigue, and opposing schemes—is familiar, and many arcs, especially the final palace rebellion, follow a well-known historical drama formula. Still, Mo Li manages to stand out through its execution, character depth, and emotional pacing.

The ending is also a highlight, taking its time to resolve everything properly and giving the story a peaceful, satisfying conclusion.

All in all this one surprised me in the best possible way. It's beautifully written, wonderfully acted, emotionally powerful, and filled with heart. A memorable journey from beginning to end, and one I'll happily recommend to anyone looking for a historical drama that values both emotional depth and meaningful storytelling.

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tinha tudo pra se bom, porém não foi!

A série começou muito bem, parecia ter algo muito diferente e uma proposta bem marcante mas foi só os primeiros episódios. Eu finalizei por teimosia porque a história começa a se enrolar muito e se torna uma história muito demorada, que abre muitas lacunas que não se fechar.
achei a atuação fraca, a fotografia depressiva e até os personagens mal montados.
Eu não costumo assistir séries japonesas, mas achei muito interessante essa história, porém acabou sendo meio decepcionante. Acredito que também seja a estrutura japonesa que seja assim, com mulheres sempre frágeis e tímidas, cenas depressivas, com cores fracas e ost melancólica.
Não entregou o quanto eu esperava e o quanto eu gostaria de ter visto.
Eu finalizei a série por pura teimosia, muito arrastado e difícil de assistir…
Talvez pra que quem está procurando por algo mais simples e raso, talvez se interesse por ela, mas eu não gostei! Provavelmente não recomendaria assistir, principalmente se vc não está acostumada com as séries japonesas.

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Exactly what it promises in the synopsis.

This movie will give you exactly what you expect from the plot based on synopsis - nothing more nothing less. There is not that much elaboration on the lore, who the characters are and why they do what they do. It’s simple, and it kind of works.

Lilith is not exactly a niche antagonist, but still better than good old Satan himself. Even if underdeveloped, I liked how the plot centered around womanhood - for good or for bad. Yes, she kind of gave me a red version of Conjuring’s devil, not the most unique design for the “evil being”, but what I do appreciate is how little we actually saw her throughout the movie.

Not enough tension builds up and scares, but I do appreciate that when there were horror elements they went more into weird shit in the corner or seen when passing by, and not in your face jump scares. I also really liked the set design. Smart choices of the locations. Decent use of light - bright enough you don't miss a creepy hand, but dark enough to keep the scary atmosphere.

For the acting - it was good. I don’t really remember which nun, since they all kind of blend together, but one of them especially delivered good creeps.

There was a lot of potential to make the movie better - expanding on the lore of the orphanage, focusing on less characters, making the sibling’s bond more prominent.

Overall, not exactly something you will regret watching, but not something to be excited about.

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A typical historical romance drama with a fresh twist

This would have been another one of those typical historical romance cdramas with wronged leads, lots of scheming for revenge, and court intrigue if it wasn't for one big twist - FL here suffers from severe psychological trauma and is an unreliable narrator. Add to that ML having a physical disability, and you get a dire mix of trauma dumping from the crippled leads in this drama, driving most of the plot. All in all, this drama is around 10% romance, 40% scheming, 50% trauma. So if you're looking mainly for romance here, you may be disappointed.

TL;DR:
POSITIVES:
- Very interesting FL character's concept
- Stellar Lishan mountain arc
- FL's cunning revenge schemes
- Different POVs and clever use of unreliable narration from FL's perspective
- Beautiful OST

NEGATIVES:
- Very lackluster, prudishly filmed romance
- Some big, forced angst for the sake of moving the plot
- Convoluted plot device
- Uncompelling, boring villains
- The plot is not easy to follow due to how it was filmed
- Lots of forgettable side characters

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FEMALE LEAD:
FL here is a genius level scholar, martial arts pro, experienced medical expert, skilled painter, savvy businesswoman, wise beyond her years and progressive, yet also kind, selfless and generally liked by all. She's also very cunning and plots elaborate schemes like a veteran strategist. She definitely falls into a typical Mary Sue category, but it's easy to close your eyes on all that because of her severe mental trauma.

5 years before the start of the plot, FL suffered a great tragedy at the scholar academy on mount Lishan, where she lived with her grandfather and other scholars. She survived, but it left a deep scar in her psyche, resulting in a severe case of PTSD, with symptoms such as hallucinating imaginary interlocutors, associating herself as another person, and completely erasing the tragedy from her mind. Her hallucinations come and go on a trigger when she's very stressed.
Because of this, it's very easy to sympathize with her - she's traumatized, her mind is fragile, she's lonely and yearns for family's warmth and somebody to lean onto. She's utterly devoted to ML after marrying him, and he becomes the anchor that keeps her rooted in reality.

She expertly hides her plans and intentions behind all sorts of masks to complete her goals - naive, overly cheerful, impassionate, pitiful...But behind it all she's still that lonely, scared girl, crying her heart out on a desolated mountain.

The plot is heavily centered around FL and, like always in Bai Lu's dramas, she carries the whole drama on her shoulders. Forget about ML, he's just a prop here. Her intriguing, unpredictable character is the main highlight of this drama.

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MALE LEAD:
ML here is rather boring, to be honest. It's obvious he's mainly here to love FL and heal her trauma; it's a female-centric drama after all.

He's a typical brave and loyal general prince who got his legs crippled in a war 8 years ago and whose family almost got wiped out on unjust charges of treason. He harbors a grudge towards the same villains as FL and wants to clear his family's name, but in 8 years he hasn't achieved much on that front. Only after FL arrives at his mansion, do things start moving with him. He gets promoted to a prefect position, which allows him to investigate the villains' dealings. But in the end, it's FL who manages to clear his family's name through her scheming.
His character can be described as reserved, brooding, mistrustful and intolerant to pity.

Though very suspicious and wary of people after suffering from his own tragedy, he rather quickly gets enamored with FL, which later gets even a bit obsessive. After she convinces him to heal his legs and he learns of her mental issues, he tries to help her overcome them in return. And in the end, after weathering all the misunderstandings and villains' schemes, he becomes her one constant in the world to lean onto.

However!
One of the major letdowns of this drama also involves ML. To move the plot back to the Lishan mountain, the writers couldn't come up with anything better but to force a blown out of proportion, angsty misunderstanding between the leads. This led to the signing of divorce papers and FL, with all her imaginary friends, leaving back to the mountain. All because ML got into his mind that FL only pitied him and never loved him. He couldn't conceive it could be both. And, bro, you didn't marry for love; she did a lot for you, like, A LOT. But nah, one big misunderstanding and it's "off to the mountain with you, imma divorcing you". If people acted this flippant in marriage all the time, no sane woman would want to get married. It's not a fkn car rent contract.
Thankfully, they didn't drag this for too long. ML hated FL for pitying him, but after learning what happened to her on the mountain, he himself became overwhelmed with pity and rushed after her. The ironic hypocrisy at its best.

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PLOT:
The drama starts when FL is ordered to come down from mount Lishan back to her father's scummy family to marry ML in an arranged marriage. She leaves with a mental checklist of things to do:
• to avenge her mother's death;
• to avenge the mountain's graduates, who got persecuted;
• to uncover the edict plot device lost by her mother, which led to ML's family's ruin, and heal ML's crippled legs;
After the marriage, she immediately starts working on these things.
This is the most fun part of the drama - watching this dissonance-inducing character struggle with her mental trauma, all the while enacting her elaborate, cold and calculating revenge plans with precision and guile.

Another, absolutely stellar part of the plot was the Lishan mountain arc - FL elevated this drama to another level with her performance there. Prepare to cry.

Besides the intriguing mystery of FL's past and her revenge schemes, this is a typical historical romance drama - expect to see court intrigue, incessant scheming and plotting, annoying love polygons, etc. If you've seen a dozen such dramas already, there's nothing new to find here, unfortunately.

What they've tried doing cleverly with the plot here is carefully dosing crucial information about the mystery of what happened on mount Lishan, inserting different POVs, and introducing unreliable narration from FL's perspective.

Plot quality in this drama also fluctuates like crazy - this drama was written by a group of writers, and it shows. Excellently written FL's trauma and schemes (main plot) look like they were written by one party, boring ass romance by another, side stuff by a third.

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PACING AND PLOT DEVICES:
Unfortunately, some scenes here were weirdly paced and edited, leading to uneven pacing overall. At times haphazard; at times dropping names, but not showing who these people are until later; at times showing people, but you've got no clue who they are; lots of "blink and you miss it" plot points.
The drama also got quite draggy in the last couple of episodes, but at least nothing was rushed. Everyone had enough sceen time for their own epilogue and it was a happy ending for the leads.

There are also some very convoluted plot points here.
For example, the general-governor, whose murder was investigated for a long time, had such an egregiously written path to the capital, you can't help but get confused. He was kidnapped by one party, rescued by another, taken by a third, and murdered by a fourth.
And don't even get me started about the edict plot device. I even wrote a lengthy explanation with a timeline in discussions about it while trying to connect the missing dots.

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VILLAINS:
There are 3 main villains in this drama, and unfortunately, none of them are anything to write home about.

Marquis is a lapdog of the main villain - the empress dowager. Together, they staged a coup 8 years ago against the Crown Prince and erected the dowager's son as the new emperor. They then intimidated or killed all dissidents and kept on doing that for 8 years, until other factions started digging under them and eroding their bond with court intrigues.
The dowager's scenes mostly are as dull as watching paint dry, maybe because they tried showing her sickly and heavily burdened by regrets over the years.
And the marquis is so dumb and reckless and gets played so often throughout the drama, you'll quickly start questioning how these two even managed to grab and hold onto power.
All in all, these two are one of the major letdowns of this drama - very uncompelling and flat villains.

Then we also have the 3d villain - SML. The son of the killed Crown Prince and a contender to the throne, he's a typical Hamlet-esque character with some very annoying flaws, such as being obsessed with FL, being self-pitying, self-destructive, ruthless and conniving. He's a bit more interesting to watch, but in the later part of the drama he gets swept under the rug for many episodes, only to reappear in the end with predictable rebellion and pathetic death.

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SIDE CHARACTERS:
There are also lots of side characters plotting schemes against the villains, against each other, and against the main leads, but it's all been there, seen that. If you want to watch smart court intrigues, this drama definitely is not it, to a point it just starts to get cartoonish at times. They also kept adding a new set of side characters on the regular basis, making the cast very bloated in the end. Some side characters were boring and a plain waste of screen time.

And there were so many "dead end" characters' arcs here with worst possible endings - the stupid assassin boy, marquis's sons, ML's merchant friend+Cangbei princess, SFL...So many painfully obvious opportunities to make something great with these characters, but nah.

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ROMANCE:
Unfortunately, it was so lackluster and prudishly filmed, it became another one of the major letdowns of the drama.
I've thought about what was so off about it for quite some time and here are my thoughts:

First, in terms of FL, for the bigger half of the drama she so often switched from acting overly cheerful, kind and friendly in one scene only to turn into a stone-faced, cold and calculating mastermind in the next, that for the longest time it made me question whether anything she was doing or saying was genuine. So, her budding romance with ML also looked fake and not genuine for a long time. Maybe the actress failed to properly convey her character's complex emotions, or it was for a purposeful sense of dissonance. Whatever the reason, it didn't do any favors to the romance subplot. Quite a bit later in the drama, they tried assuring the audience that she loved ML from the beginning by showing her having a teenage crush on him after he saved her one time years ago. But the first impression at that point had already taken deep root, and since it happened years ago, before her suffering mental trauma, it still wasn't convincing enough.

Second, while some viewers praised their good communication in the beginning, it mainly involved FL quickly resolving small misunderstandings with ML. But she never told him about or included him in her big revenge schemes. This led to a predictable, but very overblown conflict between the leads when ML learned she was lying to him. For the larger part of the drama they acted like a devoted married couple, but were working and plotting by themselves, never fully trusting each other, until it blew up in their faces.

Third, their relationship development skipped a few steps and never backtracked to pick them up.
Their romance here is a "slice of life", "skipping steps straight to the endgame", "old married couple" type. It lacked passion and sexual tension. ML was shown a few times to be nervous around FL, but she herself was looking like she's oblivious to any of this all the time.
Even when they finally consummated their marriage, it all looked so flat and unenthusiastic, it made me wonder whether anything actually happened there. There are literally two prudish kissing scenes in this drama, with none left for the ending, not to mention any mention about kids.
One could argue there was often something interfering with their romantic life - emotional unavailability from one side or the other, misunderstandings, them being busy with work or scheming. But there were also lots of quiet, peaceful moments that were wasted on day-to-day domestic banalities and hand holding.

All in all, ML here shows more passion in being jealous and angry at FL's shenanigans, and FL acts most natural when she's executing her schemes and suffering from her trauma. It's possible the actors were uncomfortable with each other and failed to convincingly convey romantic feelings. But I saw these actors in other dramas, and I think romance wise the scriptwriters simply did us dirty. Not including a kiss in the final episode of a romance drama is just a crime in itself.

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PRODUCTION AND MUSIC:
Compared to some of the recent cdramas, the sets and costumes here are on the cheaper side, but at least they're fresh and new. I'm very tired of seeing the same palace sets in every historical cdrama made in the last 4 years or so. They've also tried stylizing everything with a pretty color palette - you can see it in the filters, sets and all costumes, definitely eye-pleasing.
And the last major highlight of this drama is the music - the background instrumental music is superb, and Zhou Shen's intro delivered as always, and there were some other nice songs here.

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CONCLUSION:
This drama sure was a rollercoaster in terms of how to rate it. I went back and forth as the episodes aired. And in the end, I gotta say that overall it's quite good. Some parts of it were simply stellar; some, unfortunately, didn't deliver.
If you're a fan of Bail Lu's work, it definitely is a must watch - compared to her other dramas, it's one of the better ones. She's been on a roll this year with good dramas. Her performance in the Lishan mountain arc will probably net her all the yearly awards, it was so good.
There were some very annoying letdowns in this drama, though, described in detail above, so I had to lower the score a bit. Overall, it's an 8 from me.

P.S. If you want to watch a drama where Bai Lu unquestionably fits her role like a glove, with none of the draggy soap in the plot, go watch her previous drama - Unveil: Jadewind. And it's funny, but even that grim detective drama had more exciting romance than in The First Jasmine, even though it wasn't the main focus.
For an intelligent court intrigue and revenge drama with well-written complex villains, I'd recommend the recent Legend of Zang Hai.

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Where a line ends between fiction and reality- reader's version

The character of Oh Mun-ho is an interesting one, one that symbolizes readers of unfinished stories. He got too obsessed in a novel of a young novelist in his class, and along the way, forced the story to where it is fueled by his own shame and inferiority complex of only finishing one novel.

A story that started by the original novelist, Lee Kang, which expressed the jealousy towards a classmate of his and his happy family, he wanted to be in his shoes- until that part it was truly written by Lee Kang. A boy who lost both of his parents in a truck accident was driven to become a boy with a happy family. Mun-ho shifted the story once he figured out who the dad is, by then, it became a hate story, not story of jealousy and healing.

The drama never told us Kang's intentions into doing all of this, making us believe in the same thing as the reader of the novel is, we saw first hand when the story shifted.

Lee Kang said by the end that by some point, the author shifted, that much is true, all though it is still considered stealing a story, we got to see Kang's true intentions of ruins by the end. Mun-ho who got 12 years old Kang to open up with a story, interested him with literature that day 12 years ago, but quickly turned his life story down due to being "too boring". That's when we learned his true intentions of revenge, and of malice to write an interesting story, to ruin the professor.

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The Plot Are Interesting

After watching the first six episodes of The Eternal Fragrance, I’m really enjoying it so far. The story starts at a steady pace as it builds the fantasy world and introduces the characters, but it becomes more engaging with each episode as the mysteries begin to unfold. Ju Jingyi and Song Weilong have wonderful chemistry, and their interactions feel natural, making the slow-burn romance enjoyable to watch. Song Weilong brings a calm, charismatic presence to his role, while Ju Jingyi gives a charming and expressive performance that fits her character well. The drama is visually stunning, with beautiful costumes, impressive cinematography, and a lovely soundtrack that enhances the emotional moments. Although the plot is still laying the foundation and hasn’t revealed all of its major conflicts yet, the first six episodes have done a great job of keeping me interested, and I’m excited to see how the story develops.

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What's up with the semi incest plot

I get that its to set backstory or wtv and like the show cleared up the fact that ML always saw FML as a love interest not family but like it was NOT reciprocated the other way around???? like to FML that was BROTHER like that's kinda odd icl if you grew up with someone like siblings AND you saw them as a sibling 10 years won't change shit
Additionally, I DESPISE THE SML PLOT why the fk was he so hung up on the fml like wtf bro does not even like her and fml bsf was like RIGHT THERE. Ong it pissed me tf off that the writer insisted on having a love triangle between ml fml and sml. Highkey did jack shit for plot and like made the initial relationship 100x weirder for me I was so happy they took it out in the kr remake cause that was like the worst part of the show
other than that its q a ok watch, the actors were q good w what they were given but due to the love triangle I won't rewatch

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How to have a terrible marriage:

Ep 1: I really liked the opening! It turned out beautifully. The audio had those classic clothing-rustling ASMR moments at times. I already feel sorry for Neen; having an aggressive mother-in-law who constantly humiliates and insults you is awful, but having a wife who doesn't defend you—and invalidates your feelings and opinions regarding her family—is even worse. Do better, Ran! I hope I change my mind about you!
And the worst part is that Neen has already stated what needs to be done: "set boundaries and defend her"—but Ran is playing dumb! Ran says: "When my mom fights with Neen, she gets a sad look on her face and WON'T ACCEPT IT"... What do you mean "won't accept it," Ran? Should she just accept your mom calling her useless, a bum, spoiled, ill-mannered, or a terrible wife?
I'm sorry, Ran, but it’s pointless to say you love Neen more than life itself if you aren't even willing to tell your mother: "This is my house, she is my wife, and I won't let you treat her badly. Don't visit me until you learn to respect her. When you want to see me, I’ll come visit you, Mom, but you are not going to insult my wife inside her own home."
It’s ridiculous for Ran to say she doesn't want to set boundaries with her mother because she doesn't want "the stress"! Marriage is for the good times and the bad! You have to fight for it! If you didn't want to have to fight someone for your wife's sake, you simply shouldn't have gotten a wife.

Neen doesn't say a word. Ran: "Don't say anything"... Hahahaha.

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looking back ts kinda weird

Firstly the FML and ML have a 9/10 yr age gap irl and she was like a FRESH adult filming this and icl it turned me off so I deducted a point for that. Secondly the fact that no one could see her but him and they were FULL MAKING OUT IN PUBLIC made me so weirded out cause if I saw a dude tonguing air in public like im calling the ambulance to take him away and like its multiple occurrences..... they like dating and shit in PUBLIC so bro was just extremely schizo to the ppl around him and NO ONE BATTED AN EYE OR TRIED TO HELP like I dont care if its just a drama bro cannot be out here making out with air..... and like I love OTK but he does NOT look like a student in uni bro does NOT fit in like I can tell he's 30..... so that kinda killed the drama for me
I really liked the villain plot and wished they expanded more on it like I wld have defy preferred that instead of ML French kissing air LOL
anyways tldr; decent plot some stuff kinda weird but overall ok drama

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We Love Gossip More Than We'd Like to Admit.

Let's be honest: we all love gossip. When a friend gets divorced, a neighbor gets into a fight, or a coworker suddenly quits, sooner or later we all ask the same question: "What happened?" We can't help peeking into other people's lives.

Maybe that's why we love movies, TV shows, and theater so much. We sit in the dark, watching the private lives of people who don't even know we're there. We laugh with them, judge them, fall in love with them, and suffer alongside them. Deep down, we all enjoy looking through someone else's window.

We're not that different from Claudio. The only difference is that we usually wait for the gossip to come to us. Claudio goes looking for it. He observes people, earns their trust, crosses boundaries, and turns their lives into literature.

That's the core idea behind The Boy in the Last Row. A story built on a simple truth: we're all fascinated by other people's lives. The real question is how far we're willing to go to satisfy that curiosity.

What I appreciated most about this adaptation is that, although it occasionally drifts into familiar K-drama territory—with affairs, accidents, mysteries, and melodramatic twists that sometimes overshadow the psychological conflict—it ultimately finds its way back to what truly matters.

It's as if someone decided to tell Juan Mayorga's philosophical argument... using the language of a Korean drama.

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My June Recommendation movie

Watch this because recommendation challenge from 𝑨𝒏𝒉𝒖𝒂.

The film follows the journey of Guo Jing (GJ), a pure-hearted and fiercely loyal Han youth who was raised among the Mongols under the care of Genghis Khan. After spending two years in the Central Plains mastering elite martial arts, he finds his life entangled in a web of devastating misunderstandings, heartbreaking romantic separation, and a looming war that threatens to tear the land apart.

During his time in the Central Plains, GJ meets the free-spirited Huang Rong (HR) , and the two quickly develop a deep bond. However, their relationship is pushed to its breaking point when most of GJ's former martial arts masters are brutally murdered. Misled into believing that HR's unorthodox father is the killer, a heartbroken GJ distances himself from her, leaving her vulnerable to the dangers closing in around her.

Eventually, GJ uncovers the truth and realizes that HR's father was never responsible for his masters' deaths. But by the time he recognizes how deeply he has wronged her, she has already disappeared amid the chaos of a town skirmish. Determined to make amends, he embarks on a desperate journey to find her, protect her from the enemies pursuing her, and finally clear the misunderstanding between them.

Meanwhile, the Mongol Empire under Genghis Khan prepares a massive military campaign against the Southern Song Dynasty, leaving GJ trapped between two worlds. Having been raised on the steppes after his father's death, he owes the Mongols immense gratitude and respect. Yet, his true homeland is Song China, whose people now face invasion. Torn between loyalty to those who raised him and his duty to protect his homeland, GJ faces the greatest dilemma of his life.

As war becomes inevitable, GJ and HR reunite to confront both the madness of Ouyang Feng and the unstoppable Mongol army. Standing firmly on the front lines to protect his homeland, GJ embraces his ultimate destiny as a true gallant hero. With HR’s brilliant mind and his own unmatched martial arts, they stand together against the impending storm, determined to stop the invasion and save millions of innocent lives.

That's pretty much the story without giving anymore spoilers.

What I like:
+ As usual, Xiao Chan's acting never disappointed.
+ I really like that they stick with the Mongol language instead of changing it into Chinese.

What I don't really like:
- Unlike many previous adaptations of The Legend of the Condor Heroes, The Gallants assumes that viewers are already somewhat familiar with the characters and their history. It kinda baffled me in the beginning…

Overall if you are a fan of Xiao Chan you can watch this. But remember, familiar yourself first with the story…

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weirdly addicting

Honestly this drama is like q predictable like fml is cross dressing as a man and like ml falls in love gets confused if he's gay and decides fk it he dont care. Nothing too special but icl the chemistry from the leads is so good I just keep rewatching <33 The only part that threw me off was the sml like I did NOT care about bro his death did NOTHING for me also
I love a good crossdress drama but FML honestly too pretty for me to think she's a man like I can't even think of her as a twink like that's a woman no matter the angle also ML is practically blind cause wdym you can't recognise this beauty despite constantly being in her face??? ignoring all that its actually a good drama and worth the watch I still recommend it anyone who wants a very light-hearted watch w 0 investments like to kill time
tldr: plot is eh but actors and actresses are like so attractive it helps

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