Shafna Hilmy

Undoubtedly one of the best Kdramas I've watched. The simplest way to put it is that "Nothing is too much or too simple" in this drama. It's not a typical fairytale. It's not one of those rich boy-poor girl, lovey-dovey kdramas. It's a serious ride through some realistic difficulties of life, the choices we make, the efforts we put in, the people we meet and eventually how life flows through all of these when it's exhausting and heartbreaking at times, but also hopeful and showered with affection at other times.The messages are so powerful, the emotions are so rich and heartwarming at the same time and I honestly had to keep reminding myself that it's just a drama because everything seemed so real. You would catch yourself getting so immersed in the story as you understand each character and empathize with all of their feelings. Each and every character had done an awesome job. It's a must watch! Personally, the most beautiful thing I learned from this drama is that: we live in a world where society had naturally taught us that every relationship should have a NAME. Which is not true! I believe we have all come across a few Baek Hi-jins and Na Hee-dos at some point of our own lives. People who cheer for us wholeheartedly, people who makes sure their support reaches us wherever we are and people who loved us unconditionally, expecting nothing in return. Relationships that are so close to our hearts, but we will never know what to call it ❤️

This drama is pretty much underrated. People look for fairy-tales these days and don't really like realistic dramas like these. To me, a good drama is something that makes me feel every single emotion of the characters. I realized how attached I got to this drama, when I could literally feel every single emotion of Seo Kang Joon, from happiness to grief as if they were my own. It was sad, in fact very depressing. But then again I think that's life and people make mistakes, they suffer and they come to a state of realization. Love, loss, loneliness, regrets and mistakes are all a part of our painful yet beautiful journey. I love this drama so very much. It's just so relatable and beautiful ❤️

It just seemed like any other musical at the beginning. Dramatic, heartwarming, entertaining, all that glitter and sparkle and everything, until the story gets twisted at one point and I honestly felt like the drama is taking up a totally different genre. Ji Chang-wook is a whole package, from his heartwarming smile to all of his little charms ❤️ No spoilers, but I would gladly recommend 'Sound of Magic' to all JCW fans out there and to anyone who's looking for a fairy-tale like drama but also something that involves reality and gives out a powerful message, this is for you