It got off to a rocky start, but once you make it past the first half a season or so it starts to get really good. I found it hard to get on board or stay interested in the main couple since the chemistry was never really there for me, but Frame and Book were absolutely amazing. The beginning of their relationship might cause some unrest among viewers, especially if you're from a western culture, but is ultimately cleared up much later on. They were absolutely amazing, the second best relationship I've seen in a drama so far (I'm Together With Me trash, sorry), and the actors were very talented. The chemistry was perfect and the relationship was both very realistic and believable, but also tackled some major issues that I've yet to see taken on by any other drama. Mental illness is a serious issue, and I was pleasantly surprised to see it handled so kindly.

Back to the "main" storyline (honestly, I only kept watching for Frame and Book), Fuse was annoying as hell. I had a lot of trouble connecting with him, given how indecisive and selfish he is, and eventually gave up. His story with Jean dragged on a season and a half too long, and didn't have enough of a pay-off to be worth it. His story with Tee was all over the place and also dragged on way too long in most parts. It kept taking one step forward only to take one back the next episode and end up right back where it started, which was nowhere interesting.

Overall, I found Make It Right to be kind of meh. I would 100% rewatch a FrameBook cut, but everything else I would have to (and should have the first time) skip through.