Shruti S

If you are wondering how South Korea was in the late 90s, this is the answer. It was the Golden Age Of Youth. Because K-pop culture was at its peak in the country. Korea was already a developed country but technology was changing most rapidly in early 2000s. From pagers to flip phones to MP3 player and laptops. With technology what was changing was the youth, new career paths, live in relationships and lgbtq, this show truly showed the freeness of it all. With an amazing sweet love hate heart fluttering relationship. You can't help but feel anvious of the love story that started from high school years and transcended to them as working adults to finally husband and wife. Their chemistry even at the reunion table is undeniable. The actors did such a great job. Also the classic revealing of the husband was done so well. It had more pace and motion compared to other series. This one focuses more on the children rather than the parents.

The movie is brilliant. It makes you think that even if the fraction of what you conclude is true. It is very unfortunate of the judiciary system that billions have faith on.

It is interesting till the last second. You would want to remember everything till the end. Every little detail. The caste is fun but the production team is the real MVP of this show.

The Yuan bloodline in Korean History and the lightness of the friendship and love. This is a must watch historical drama. You will be satisfied with the plot and happy with the story telling