When My Love Blooms

" When my love blooms " had a really sweet past story but the present one was not that great.

First of all, the retro one, when the characters were young, was almost made to perfection. From the poetic cinematography, to the nostalgic feeling, to the presentation of that era, everything was perfect. The timeline did get a bit confusing at times, but that was mainly due to the focus on the present story. Still, the chemistry was over the moon, the love story was sweet, dramatic and moving, and the whole college life along with the family drama were all interesting and nicely managed.

However, the present story was a bit boring. There was a spark between the couple at the beginning, but that kind of died out, as they kept repeating scenes and events, the drama of the business and family matters took over, and the characters were thrown into stereotypical types that had nothing to do with their old selves. I mean, sure they were bound to change, but they still would have kept some traits of themselves, wouldn't they?

Finally, the performances were really good from everyone, but there has to be given a special shout out to the younger actors and the kids of the cast.

So, overall, 6.5 out of 10, because the past story was really enjoyable but the present was boring and predictable.

I I loved how they mixed in the stand for fairness and justice with a tremendous love story. The chemistry between the lead actors was palpable. Lee Bo-young was amazing!

The series overall is good with a very satisfying ending. It tackles a lot of current and past social issues through the romantic relationship between the two leads. The recalling scenes of the love story was actually very very interesting to explore. It was kinda the icing in the cake. It shows a different side to how relationships seem to get more complicated as we age. I would say that the series is worth the time since the ending of this series does really make it worthwhile.

This drama is truly catchy. Sweet. Simply beautiful. Can't stop watching. I'm in love. Another Lee Bo-Young's best performance after "Mother".

I enjoyed this drama a lot. I loved the past story and made me feel nostalgic wanting to see more of the characters and how they met and what they lived. Commendable performance of the young actors, you fall in love with their story, smile with them and suffer with them too. It has a lot of events and it's well written but Sometimes the main leads frustrated me in their present selves because they were just too different from their past selves, it might make sense because a lot of time had passed and they suffered a lot but it's almost not possible to connect with them like that. But I really enjoyed it and I think it is a great show.