To be real, when I first turned on “Lost Romance” (2020), it was because of the fantasy romance aspects, but I didn't anticipate myself to fall so hard for the plotline and especially not the way these characters rolled me in. However, it took me by surprise just how its own narrative consciously plays with blurring the line of reality and fiction as it lets the protagonist navigate into a literary world without always treating by our common conventional wisdom.

The story, though it has classic romance elements, captivated me with the originality of its plot. It's easy to identify with the protagonist, a romance editor who suddenly finds herself inside one of the books she helped create. I loved how she tries to use her "knowledge" of romance stories to win over the male lead, only to realize that things aren't as simple as they seem.

What really hooked me was the incredible chemistry between the protagonists. From the beginning, their interactions are full of charm, and the connection between the two grows so naturally that it's impossible not to root for them to end up together. They go through ups and downs, and every shared scene has that emotional intensity that made me both sigh and smile along with them.

On top of that, the actors' performances are fantastic. The female lead is funny and full of life, and it was very easy for me to connect with her. The male lead, on the other hand, has a deeper development throughout the story, and following his personal journey was one of the highlights for me. The characters' evolution throughout the drama was something I really appreciated, as it wasn't just about superficial romance. Each of them grows individually, making the relationship all the more meaningful.

The personal growth of the characters is one of the aspects that touched me the most. The show is not just about romance, but also about self-discovery and growth. I enjoyed seeing how the challenges they face – both in the fictional world and the real one – help shape them and bring valuable lessons about love, choices, and destiny.

Overall, "Lost Romance" was an experience that exceeded my expectations. It strikes a great balance between moments of fantasy, comedy, drama, and romance, and the result is a story that kept me hooked from start to finish. If you enjoy romances with a touch of originality, well-developed characters, and irresistible chemistry between the leads, I highly recommend it.