I do think this is a nice opportunity to give a chance to different actors and parings to show their potential, as well as to try out some different plots. I liked the fact that they were very different from one another. The acting was pretty weak in all of them though. There were some actors that were better but seeing that most of them have at least some minor roles under their belt, I was expecting more.

There are some connections between a few stories, but not all of them. To be honest, even with the few connections that there are, the stories are not really connected with one another. Sure, the characters are the same, but the focus is on something different, and the storylines from other stories are never referenced. So technically speaking, each story can be considered as a standalone.

I found it a bit annoying waiting a week between two episodes, only to then have it end and start with a new story again. It was hard to keep up with everything and everyone, especially as there was a new world building and new characters every other week. Maybe it would have been easier to have the episodes either be longer and make it into a single episode for each story or have the two joint episodes air in the same week (e.g. Saturday and Sunday).

The timeline of how the events of each story follow one another is a bit unclear. Do these “love stories” follow each other in the order they were aired or is there a different order? And alternative universe for each of them maybe? I think this reflects on the fact that the same characters appear in different stories, but their love lives are never referenced. And there are some inconsistencies with the characters themselves as well.

At some point, it all started to feel very lazily done and with very little effort. There was a lot of flashbacks about things we just saw, multiple times in a row. There are a few stories that probably have enough “new” footage for one episode and not two. Yet they stretched it into two with all the flashbacks and plots full of holes and inconsistencies. It could have been much better.

The plot holes, weak acting and often poor chemistry, badly placed comedic inserts and lack of logical and good story development were my biggest complaints for most of the stories. Down below are ratings and links to a review of each individual story.

Casanova begins (rating: 5.0): https://mydramalist.com/profile/RoseQ/reviews/299603

Marry Go Round (rating: 6.0): https://mydramalist.com/profile/RoseQ/reviews/302587

Right Time Right You (rating: 5.5): https://mydramalist.com/profile/RoseQ/reviews/305975

You Are My So(ul) Mate (rating: 7.0): https://mydramalist.com/profile/RoseQ/reviews/308677

Lucky Love (rating: 7.5): https://mydramalist.com/profile/RoseQ/reviews/311567

The Camp Fire (rating: 5.0): https://mydramalist.com/profile/RoseQ/reviews/314827

Friends Forever (rating: 4.5): https://mydramalist.com/profile/RoseQ/reviews/317891

Fake Love (rating: 4.0): https://mydramalist.com/profile/RoseQ/reviews/321167

Pisces of Me (rating: 4.5): https://mydramalist.com/profile/RoseQ/reviews/324415

1626 (rating: 6.5): https://mydramalist.com/profile/RoseQ/reviews/328753

Refund Love (rating: 4.0): https://mydramalist.com/profile/RoseQ/reviews/336301

I Wish You Love (rating: 5.0): https://mydramalist.com/profile/RoseQ/reviews/336311