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Too many flashbacks. The childhood stories were unnecesary.

This girls are very silly, I liked it at the beginning, but the main lead is kind of annoying. I couldn't connect with the characters.

I wanted to finish it cause I've seen other kdramas and I stopped watching, I wanted to give it a chance but it was a waste of time.

It is truly the art of an actor to be able to play the role of twins so well. The story is really good and the actors are good. In my opinion, this series must be the best South Korean series. Its actors have been able to play their roles well. In my opinion, it is one of the best romantic films in the world. The actress in this series is a perfect actress and has managed to make this interesting. I ask all of you viewers to watch this fascinating and spectacular film whenever you have time and enjoy it. I was really delighted with the quality of the filming, the direction and the wonderful makeup of this series, and I hope you enjoy watching it too.

I can handle slow burns when they mean something. When every lingering glance, every quiet moment, builds toward a deeper truth. Our Unwritten Seoul does this flawlessly. It's not the kind of show that mistakes dragging for depth, or melodrama for meaning. No, this drama earns every second of its runtime with raw, aching humanity.

Park Bo-young is transcendent as the twins-two souls bound by blood but fractured by fate. Every tear, every hesitant smile, every breath she holds feels deliberate, weighted with unspoken history. Tthis show lets its characters breathe-and in that space, we feel everything.

The storytelling is deliberate but never indulgent. Scenes aren't drawn out for "artistic" posturing-they unfold naturally, like memories you can't shake. The dialogue is sparse in the best way, saying more in silence than lesser dramas do in entire monologues. And yes, it's devastating. But not in the cheap, manipulative way. In the way that lingers, like the ghost of a choice you wish you'd made differently.

If you want a drama that respects your time, your heart, and your intelligence, Our Unwritten Seoul is it. No pretentious emptiness-just pure, piercing storytelling. 10/10, a rare gem that actually deserves its emotional weight.

I really enjoyed this one. Our Unwritten Seoul doesn't try to reinvent the wheel when it comes to plot, the whole "identical twins switching lives" thing has been done before, but what made this drama stand out for me was how well it was written and executed. It just worked.

The pacing was solid, the performances were convincing (especially the lead actress, she made both sisters feel distinct without overdoing it), and the emotional beats landed exactly where they needed to. What I appreciated most was that there were enough subplots to keep things moving, nothing dragged. It wasn't just about the twins' swap; there were deeper relationships, personal growth, and a few unexpected twists that kept me clicking next episode without even realizing.

It's the kind of show that doesn't scream for attention but quietly pulls you in and keeps you invested all the way. Definitely worth the watch if you're into emotionally grounded dramas with a soft, romantic edge and just enough chaos to keep it spicy. Wouldn't call it a masterpiece, but I had a great time with it.

The storyline feels fresh, yet the lead actress delivers her roles almost exactly as she has in past dramas. Granted, both the plot and the characters are engaging enough to keep you binging episode after episode, but the show's real draw is how the twins are meant to embody two very different personalities. In Park Bo-young's case, I can't un-see her earlier performances-especially her bubbly turn in Oh My Ghost. Her "optimistic" persona now feels like a recycled template, so the supposed differences between the twins don't really land. While the older sister's characterization does echo the nurse she played in Daily Dose of Sunshine, I still find that portrayal stronger and more convincing than the younger twin's.