I really liked this drama a lot. I was able to perfectly understand the protagonist, a girl immersed in the control and pressure of her mother who little by little reveals herself thanks to the love of the protagonist and her friend.

I understand a little about her mother, wanting to overprotect her, but as a person who still has to continue rebelling against her father despite my age, I think it is not healthy to overprotect your children and much less throw all your traumas on your daughter, saying that all men are bad. Of course there are many bad men today but there are also good ones like the protagonist, who helped her find herself and come out of her shell.

I really liked the boy's performance, I think it was his first leading role and although there is enormous reluctance for idols to act because "they act badly."He really acted very well, I liked how sweet and protective he was with her but I also really so liked his sudden change of expression when he got angry and confronted the protagonist's "supposed" friend telling him that he was trash.

I loved the actress who played her friend, she was happy and fun and pushed her friend to do something new, but she was also very smart and insightful. She along with the protagonist were the first to realize how twisted her "supposed" friend was. I really liked the scene where she invites him out for coffee and confronts him, making him angry and making him show his true colors. She really cared a lot about her friend.

Then the protagonist's friend was a little annoying but it was fun at the same time, I liked that dynamic they had with the protagonist's friend.

It was heartbreaking for both sides, the confrontation that the two protagonists had with their parents. They really made you feel like you wanted to hug them and tell them that everything was going to be solved. At least the protagonist achieved an agreement and understanding with her mother. It's a shame that the protagonist couldn't reach an agreement with his father (who was a pig) and his mother. But he at least knew the truth and could say everything he had wanted to say for years.

The actor who played the second one really acted very well. It really scared me a lot. And even more so when he pushed the protagonist against a glass and grabbed her wrist so that she couldn't leave.

The chemistry between the protagonists was pleasant. It made me feel butterflies in my stomach.

The only thing I didn't like is that we really don't know why the secondary acted that way, they give us clues but they didn't delve into it well. It even became evident that he had family problems as well but nothing was delved into about it either. And the couple of the protagonist's friend and the protagonist's friend were left in a "we'll see."

When the final chapter ends, it is implied that there would be a second season, but 3 and a half years have passed and nothing. So I don't think there will be a second season. It's a shame because I wanted to continue seeing more about the development of the protagonists' relationship and that they will go into more depth about the secondary and what kind of problems tormented him so that he became someone who was scary.

But in general I highly recommend it. The chapters don't last long, it entertains you from the first chapter and you can spend a pleasant afternoon watching it.