What I feel stands out most about this k-drama is undoubtedly the charisma of its characters and the eloquence with which the actors interpret them. It feels very fluid and with great chemistry. The story is not innovative, but refreshing and without so many complications, it gets to the point and focuses more than anything on the romantic development. As for the protagonist, I laugh a lot at everything that happened to her and how she always tried to get out of the trouble she got into; despite the fact that the protagonist could feel like a stalker or intense, his background and the way he expresses his feelings make you feel attracted to him in some way.

The other positive point is that they gave their supporting characters their space, and we begin to understand their attitudes and the consequences of their actions. There are also parts that break the fourth wall without forcing it; it feels fluid, which makes it more dynamic and interactive with the audience. Best of all, it has an ending, all very well explained.

Even though I liked this drama, I did feel a lot of divergence from the manwha I read. If I hadn't looked for the story to be the same, I wouldn't have realized both works were based on the same novel. I thought it was another similar plot. Well, it was quite a while ago that I read it, but I did remember the main elements, and now I see why I found such a similarity.