Fist of all I couldn’t stand episode 3-5, it was unbearable! but since this is a romantic drama about love, self-discovery, and healing. I found it really relatable, especially with how the FL grows throughout the story. That said, I couldn’t help but get frustrated with some of her choices after the breakup—she did some embarrassing things DANM! it was frustrating. But I was glad to see her pick herself up and realize her ex wasn’t worth her time. Yoo In-na did an amazing job capturing that journey of self-love and personal growth.

The acting was definitely a highlight. Both Yoo In-na and Yoon Hyun-min brought so much depth to both characters, Yoo In-na really showing both her vulnerabilities and growth. The supporting cast also did a great job, making the whole thing feel grounded and real.

The music was fine, but it didn’t really stand out or leave a lasting impact. As for rewatch value, I don’t think I’d come back to it often. The plot is a bit predictable, and I don’t think it would hold up on a second watch, but there are still a few emotional moments that might pull me back.

The ending, however, felt pretty cliché, which took away a bit from the emotional payoff. Overall, it’s a solid watch with strong performances, but not for everyone. If you’re into character-driven stories and emotional growth, it’s definitely worth checking out.