For people who are torn between keeping their friendship with a loved one or taking a risk.

After watching a lot of intense dramas, I was looking for something light and quick to watch, which led me to this. I didn't have any expectations, and I didn't even try to find out more about the plot. The protagonists did an excellent job of portraying what an eight-year friendship looks like and how it could change as a result of an unexpected event. This type of drama may be typical to others, but I'd like to think of it as something relatable. When Eun-sung was explaining why she couldn't compromise their friendship for a romantic relationship, you could feel her frustration. The ending seemed predictable, and I wondered if it should have ended in the least predictable way, with them not ending up with each other.

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Anyone who like spectacular twists will enjoy this drama!

Surprisingly, it exceeded my expectations since this drama was nominated in some category internationally (?) Just correct me if I am wrong.

The plot flows smoothly from the start, with no problems in the protagonists' situations or the cases that the leads take that are related to them. Everything was turned upside down in the middle, especially when it was revealed that Yohan's brain had been transplanted to Bareum. Still, I think everything is in place. Every scene from the beginning to the middle is still in sync, but as the drama reaches its finale, I'm lost! I questioned myself about certain moments that didn't match up, such as Bong-yi's grandmother's death and the scenario at the television station. Thankfully, someone pushed me to keep going because they claimed all of these events will be explained in later episodes, and they didn't let me down! Everything has remained clear in my memory to the point where I can still remember the events of the drama. Everything in this drama bothered me, starting with the proposed bill, which requires the government to determine whether or not to murder possible psychopath killers in order to avoid killings. I was first opposed, but this drama will persuade you that they deserve it at some point.

If I could only list the characters' names, I would! There are a lot of them, yet they all play important roles without overshadowing the drama's main characters. Compliments goes to Lee Seung-gi, whose acting completely tricked me! His reputation had been utterly turned upside down. I went from adoring him to despising what he did to attempting to forgive him despite not being one of his victims.

I don't think this drama is for someone searching for something light and fluffy. None of the episodes were uninteresting, thus I can certainly claim that it is one of my top-tier dramas, with Sky Castle, The K2, and Save Me, all of which genre and narrative compatible.

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Always take note that this is a sitcom :)

The fake laughter in the background doesn't bother me anymore because I'm used to western comedy. Over-the-top and cringe-worthy acting is a certainty when it comes to this type of genre.

Something many people overlooked about the show was how it showed the lives of many types of students. Here are a few examples: commuting for 5 hours since you live in the province but your university/school is in the city, working hard for the family because you're the only one they can count on, addiction to dramas, and more.

There are also some hilarious ones that happened organically, with the majority of them coming from Minnie! Her and Carson's characters are two of my favorites. Carson, on the other hand, is the mature one and she has a lot of sense!

I recommend watching this drama without any expectations and when all you want is a good chuckle and a short one.

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This one might appeal to a KPOP enthusiast

Please allow me to explain the headline. This show might be able to shed some light on the lives of idols from diets to contracts. The artists displayed a great amount of romance while teaching the audience about friendship, trust, struggles, and goals. One of my favorite aspects of this show is how lighthearted and enjoyable it is.

The cast was amazing! Ri-Ma, Ri-A, and Do-Jin were my personal favorites. Ri-Ma, on the other hand, stole the spotlight with her character development and when she rescue of the trainees from her former company, which was planning to sell them to the NOG entertainment. Ri-A and Do-Jin, on the other hand, are both easygoing and have a good sense of humor.

I absolutely like Tea Party's music, so let's get to the concert/ending! I appreciate watching their performance since it is catchy and upbeat. Even though the music of the other groups is not my taste, they all performed admirably in that scene when they sang Eun-Jo's song.

Overall, if someone asked me for a light and quick drama, I would recommend this one.

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