A Good Day to be a Dog

Light as a feather and very adorable. I fell in love from the first episode and it gets better and better. I don't usually watch ongoings, but this one is too tempting. The best recipe for rainy and dark autumn days - rewatch the first episodes. Can't wait for the next one!

The plot is rather refreshing, it doesn't have lots of twists so far, but it's really interesting. I feel for the main character, I'm also very afraid of dogs. Generally I won't watch a dog related drama, but the conflict here is amazing, the actors make it as true to life as it can be. The love story is only just beginning but I can tell that it's going to be a sweet one. The chemistry is already full on!

When the drama appeared, I didn't know whether to watch it, because I don't like stories with transformation into an animal. The title of the drama was also confusing. But the drama starred Cha Eun Woo, so I definitely decided to watch the drama. After watching the first episodes, I was very glad that I didn't give up watching. The drama is very light, kind, and sometimes funny. After watching, I felt relaxed and happy. This drama is perfect for watching after work, on an autumn evening. Cha Eun Woo has matured a lot and does a great job in his role. The rest of the actors also do a good job, the atmosphere of the drama is very good.

It's been a while since I watched this show. So it's not with a fresh memory. Maybe it was 2 months or 3 months ago, I'm not sure? I really think that just looking back on it I'm not loving the memories. I somehow just don't like the environment and atmosphere? Like the friends and family of the female lead and her abode weren't leaving strong impressions for me to want to go back and watch it again or anything like that. And the buildup of the plot was kind of slow and meandering at times. But I really like the plot and the interactions between the male lead and the female lead. It's very cool to see how they grow together and how they overcome their obstacles. And the premise of the show is very interesting and unique. It's a very cute show in a way. I'm pretty sure if you watched it you would be entertained. It's about someone who has a curse and she needs to have the curse lifted. She accidentally activated the curse from it's dormant stage and now has to break it.

This adaptation really brings the webtoon to life. I'm always worried that an adaptation will change too much about the original, but so far, the only changes made have been improvements.

The chemistry from the characters is really good. The romance is super sweet and I love how they communicate well. I've never been super impressed by Cha Eun Woo's acting in the past, but every character was a perfect casting this time around.

I started this review when it was still ongoing and unfortunately I wasn't able to finish it. The plot lost it's tension and importance and I feel like it should've ended sooner before boring itself out.

Fed up with the usual K-drama clichés of revenge and office romance, I stumbled upon this gem that got me genuinely excited. The storyline is refreshingly unique, a breath of fresh air in a sea of predictability. If you're a rom-com enthusiast, this drama is tailor-made for you. It's not your typical drama; it's a delightful rollercoaster of emotions.

Now, let's talk about Cha Eunwoo. This guy nailed it as Seowon-like, seriously, did he teleport from the webtoon or what? His portrayal is spot-on, making you feel like you're watching the characters come to life. And it's not just him; the entire cast deserves a round of applause. Their acting adds so much flavor to the drama; you'll be hooked from the first episode.

This show had me hooked with its clever plot twists and heartwarming moments.

And can we talk about the sheer cuteness factor? Brace yourself for a dose of adorableness that'll leave you grinning like a fool. It's a feel-good drama that knows how to tug at your heartstrings without being overly dramatic. Honestly, I couldn't resist recommending it to everyone I know.