Reviews

une fin à la hauteur

je n ai pas vu de drama ou la fin est aussi bien travaillé surtout avec simplicité et sincérité. l histoire peut paraître bancale au départ, mais elle est tellement bien développée. quelques petites incohérences mais vite effacé par le jeu des acteurs. j ai un peu moins aimé l histoire du neveu, mais elle était faite je pense pour contraster les comportements de 17 ans et des 30 ans. un très bon drama avec une vrais histoire d amour de drama, et de tristeq drames familiaux. on aime on aime quoi j adore l acteur qu on ne voit pas assez à mon goût dans d autres drama.

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The end is inevitable

Even though i knew it was a possibility, the way it all ended broke my heart. This is an incredible work with one of the greatest representations in BL history.

GagaOOLala: https://www.gagaoolala.com/en/videos/7592/the-boy-and-i-who-will-break-up-in-100-days-2026-e01

Things I liked:
1. Acting. So good it felt real.
2. Scenery.
3. LGBTQ+ representation. I can really appreciate how this series shows so much about the real struggles all LGBTQ+ folks have to endure and go through. In my opinion, they did an incredible job at doing so.
4. Sexism representation. While I love that this series shows so much about the struggles that LGBTQ+ people go through, I also truly respect that they show the struggles other parts of society go through.
Specifically, I can greatly appreciate how they show what a lot of women go through with Mori Naomi and Kayano Shiho.
They both are female characters that are here to show/represent so much more than just being a female side character. That's why I really love this series so far; it's portraying real-life problems.
5. Postpartum depression representation. Even though it wasn't that long of a moment, it really is a big deal, and I love that they included it here.
6. The ending. While of course I had my moments of hoping for them to have their happy end together, I still loved the way everything played out, and I think they did their best.

Things I disliked:
1. Terrible communication on Itsuki's part. Sleeping with someone in your ex's house where you live for free because you have no job is a ballsy move for sure. I definitely lost a lot of respect for Itsuki after that one. While I understand that they are broken up, there are a lot of other reasons for why he at least shouldn't have brought this guy into Yuma's house.
This moment actually shook me, I genuinely didn't expect something like that to happen.
I really think it wouldn't have killed Itsuki to have a one-on-one adult conversation instead of whatever this was.

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Quiet in the most comforting way

Such a calm and comforting watch. The drama never tries to be overly dramatic or emotionally loud, it just lets the story unfold gently and naturally, and I think that’s exactly what made it work for me. Through the sea, the diving, and the quiet connections between people, it slowly talks about anxiety, exhaustion, fear of the future, and the need to find a place where you can finally breathe again. The chemistry between the leads felt very natural too, nothing exaggerated, just two people finding comfort and understanding in each other little by little. Overall, it’s the kind of short drama that doesn’t demand too much from you emotionally but still leaves you with a soft and peaceful feeling by the end. Honestly perfect for a relaxing evening.

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9/10 Perfect, very good series

I've been watching it since the beginning and it really caught me. I admit that it's also because of the actress who plays Khun Rafa, but despite that, the series has an excellent, downright confusing plot that keeps the viewer's attention and curiosity, what will happen next and how the characters will get out of it. Sometimes you don't understand the characters' senseless actions, but it's all explained in the following parts and it all fits together. I don't want to give away too much of the plot, but the plot is still exciting, even when the main "confusion" of the first parts is revealed... and even then, everything is not won and you literally look forward to the satisfaction of the main characters when the whole truth is revealed. :) Exciting, with excellent chemistry between the main and supporting characters, perfect acting, I recommend watching it... I'm going for the third time;P
PS: You'll be pleased with the old familiar faces from
Love Senior:)

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10/10 Adorable

10/10 Adorable
Before posting my opinion about the first episode, I have to point that EVERYONE should read the book first. There are four books for each element, all of the four books are amazing and of course, if you read it first, you'll have a better experience.
Now, talking about the episode. The adaptation is faithful to what I imagined while reading the novel, the chemistry between Apple and Mim is the best, all of the actors played it really well and I'm craving for more!
The farm's environment is quite different (of course lol) of what I have here in Brazil, but it is so suitable that all I cant think is: Perfect! North Star did it perfectly well.

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We Are All Just Trying completely surprised me!

I went into it expecting a simple, surface-level romantic K-drama about a film writer, but it turned out to be one of the most emotionally layered and character-driven dramas I’ve watched in a long time.
The plot itself isn’t overly dramatic or complex, but the characters are what make the series so compelling. Every character feels human, flawed, layered, and emotionally real. Their emotional highs and lows drive the story more than the actual events, which made every interaction feel meaningful.
Hwang Dong-man was such a fascinating protagonist. He’s unpredictable, loud, extroverted, cringey, pitiful, funny, and somehow still incredibly lovable all at once. Meanwhile, Eun Na is much quieter and more introverted, but there’s so much happening beneath the surface. Watching the two of them connect and understand each other so naturally was one of the best parts of the show.
This drama balances comedy and emotional pain so well. It can make you laugh and cry within the same episode without either feeling forced. Every character brought something interesting to the story, and by the end, it felt less like watching fictional people and more like watching real lives unfold.
100/10. Easily one of my favorite K-dramas of 2026 and absolutely a drama I would rewatch.

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The Extra Episode Changed Everything

I’m honestly so happy I found out about the extra episode because the official ending completely pissed me off at first. Even though the drama was such a beautiful journey from beginning to end, that traumatic ending really would’ve ruined the mood for me and probably made this a one-time watch only.

After getting so emotionally attached to He Simu and Duan Xu, seeing everything end in such a painful way felt unfair, especially after all the growth, emotions, and beautiful moments they shared together. Their relationship felt so genuine and emotional that I just wanted proper closure for them.

Thankfully, the extra episode completely changed my feelings about the drama. It gave back the warmth and happiness that was missing from the official ending and finally made the whole journey feel complete. Now instead of remembering only the pain, I can remember how beautiful He Simu and Duan Xu’s story truly was.

Their chemistry, emotional connection, and the way they slowly became each other’s comfort made them one of the most memorable couples I’ve watched in a long time. I’m genuinely going to miss seeing them on screen together. 🥹♥️

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Not the best, not the worst

The setting was what drew me in, i'll always love the seaside small village stories and this one was no different. Story was okayish, MLs story was bit over dramatic probably to play up the tension in the short episode count, FLs story was pretty much the same as every other story like this, ie. need to get away from everything. Nothing groundbreaking and it doesn't have to be, it works just fine and i enjoyed the story for what it was.

Visually this surprised me the most, this has great visuals which are usually absent in short dramas due to lower budgets. You could've told me that it was full drama on this aspect and i would've believed you.

Acting all over the board was kinda meh, but that's expected in short dramas at this point. Sometimes it feels like actors are just here for pay check and here is no different expect the village singer girl was the worst actor i've seen, she was pretty jarring. So acting left a lot to be desired.

Whole skin tone speak left me kinda disappointed how it is still a thing in 2026, FL is kinda racist, lol

Ending was meh, good conclusion for our characters but bit silly how we got to it. The ''villain'' of this drama was bit laughable.

Conclusion
Decent short drama, if you like the setting this isn't the worst 3 hours of your life but you aren't missing anything by skipping this though acting might be bit tough if you aren't use to short dramas, visually great. I'll give it 5/10.

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Insuficiência e sede de conforto.

Esta série é como um curativo. Ela nos mostra como as relações pessoais movem 90% da nossa vida e em como é precioso ter alguém que nos apoie e torça por nós. O despertar do incômodo, do alívio e do medo. É real, é reconfortante.
Todos temos sede de vencer na vida, mas principalmente de ficarmos satisfeitos. “Quero me provar para tal pessoa”, mas também para mim mesmo.
Fantástica obra, com personagens humanos e calorosos. Não há vilões, há pessoas reais com personalidades reais. Todos estão lutando sua própria batalha, na esperança de ter algo que os agrade.
Entrou para lista de favoritos! Estou apaixonada.

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Alright Medical Drama

Overalll nice drama about the medical doctors in the Oby ward. The writing could have been better. Spoiler ahead... I did skip through some parts because I was better vested into the main character and some of the other characters. I just wish that Dr Oh fought back a bit more against Dr. Myung a bit more. The things Dr. Myung got away with would definetly lead to some seriour reprimands and the last lasce with thepregrant woman making her do a VD instead of a C section almost put the patient at risk and then blaming Dr. Oh. I think Dr. Oh should have reported Dr. Myung on more than one occasions. Stealing someone elses work ...

This is my main gripe with this whole series there are some doctors and interns that do the stupidest things makes you wornder how they passed medical school as there is some sort of pratice before hand. I would not want those interns working at the hospital or want them to treat me. Some of the intern mistakses were sheer idoicy! Not having sensitivity arouind the patients and saying things will hurt or you are going to feel pain when I take your blood... some of the interns pissed me off.


There is character growth so that is a big plus. It could have done with a few more episode or definetly a season 2, which I would watch to see where the characters end up. If you like medical dramas watch it it is good from that prespective. Would I watch it again not really as I don't watch show twice unless I realy really loved the show.

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Azure spring

Well I feel that my opinion will be unpopular, cause I did not like it very much. To be honest I think that this drama should be a movie, 1,5 an hours and that would be enough to tell this story. Also, maybe it was a mistake to watch it when I am also watching Gold Land.
I do not think that there are any spoilers, but I will still add: be aware that they can be some minor spoilers.
Yes, it is calm, peaceful and type of healing drama, in this aspect it is done alright but writing was completely off. Characters - especially girls (& and ex boyfriend, but he does not matter much) - were hard to like. Acting was not the best - I will write a little more later. It was also super annoying that the animated the cats, I do not have a problem with animated animals, all could be that way, even the ones in the water, but cats looked ridiculous - there were moments when they were real and the moments when they animated some not necessary facial expressions or crazy big eyes.....I really do not understand what was the point.
Ye Ri - her character was either acting stupid/rude (like really stealing food from fridge??!!) or trying to be too cute. I hardly believe that all acting problems were because of the director or script since I know that this girl can act. My second problem is with her agency, you really want me to believe that a famous idol can not get a bigger roles in bigger dramas? She changed company recently so maybe it will start working better.
Kang Sang Jun - looks like a mix of Ju Ji Hoon and Seo In Guk (and there were moments when he have similar type of acting - I hardly believe that it was intentional), sama as with Ye Ri I think that when he was acting "stiff" were either because of script or director.
Chemistry between characters was cute, I can give this one as something done really well.
I do not know if I would recommend, but since it is short and in the end many people love it I can sum up with: you need to check yourself.

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When Justice Expires , Only Truth Remains

The series is highly praised for prioritizing the devastating emotional trauma of the victims' families over the shock value of the murders.

Viewers heavily compare the atmosphere to the classic thriller Memories of Murder, capturing a gritty, nostalgic era across a 33-year timeline.

Park Hae-soo delivers a powerhouse performance as detective Tae-joo, perfectly portraying a broken man consumed by decades of guilt.

The pacing is consistently tight, building immense tension by exposing corrupt police cover-ups and flawed forensic blunders step-by-step.

The plot takes a dark turn when it is revealed that Tae-joo’s own sister and his partner Cha Si-young hid critical case details.

Audiences were deeply riled up by prosecutor Cha Si-young's extreme, borderline-monstrous depravity to save his own political career.

The ultimate mystery shifts from identifying the killer to unmasking how many lives were ruined by systemic failures.

The finale left many fans frustrated yet deeply moved, as the actual perpetrators escape legal punishment due to the statute of limitations.

Despite the lack of legal justice, the ending brings a bittersweet sense of closure as a weary Tae-joo finally finds personal peace.

Overall, it is a masterclass in slow-burn suspense that trades basic jump-scares for a profound, haunting look at human guilt.

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