Bushra Khan

Underrated. So damn underrated. Realistic and heartwarming. The romance is a slow burn, innocent and warm. It's just the way I like my kdramas, not completely revolving around the romantic life of the characters, and having a different plot to follow. Life isn't all about romance. And the lead couple. Goodness, it's so heartwarming the way they care for each other, give each other space when needed and show no toxicity- you know, how a healthy relationship should be? (Okay, there is jealously, but, what's the fun without a bit of jealousy?)

Watch it. Don't waste your time investigating about it. Just go and binge watch it right now. This kdrama is probably the most inspiring drama I had watched yet. Maybe it was because I badly related to the characters. And I think every person out there, especially if you are struggling right now, needs to watch this. I learnt a lot of things from it and it might as well as have solved the issues am facing currently. If you've read other reviews, you would already know that the main couple is the cutest thing ever. And the scenes and the acting is realistic, funny and super cute. But more than that- this story isn't just a love story- it is a lot more. It inspires you to stop worrying about the future you can't see and tackle the problems which are right in front of you. They say that you must make plans for future- sure, you should, but keeping this in mind that the future will always be uncertain and things might not go as planned. Life takes unexpected turns, and that is why we should live our today to the fullest. Not wanting to bore you out, I will just say that if you are stuck in a dilemma right now, take some time out of your busy schedule to watch this. Who knows you might just end up with a solution. And one more thing: Awesome.

This is the third Kdrama I watched. The soundtrack is surreal, the bromance between Grim and Goblin and is just out of this world (not just figuratively). But I think that Sunny and Wang Yeo's story had overshadowed the main plotline. Throughout the drama, the main story seemed to be hugely underdeveloped. The age gap really doesn't matter, their little moments were too awe-worthy, and the plotline was top-notch and unique. But they could've done so much better. Personally, the twist and turns were somehow bearable. I only cried on seeing Wang Yeo aka grim cry. And after a time, it gets boring. Repeating the same love speech five times isn't romantic (at least not for me). Overall, I give it three stars. One for the wonderful music, second for the super cool bromance, and third for Sunny and Grim (and Deok Hwa!!!). The more I watched it, the more I wanted that the main plot should have been their story.