Soundtrack #1

Soundtrack #1 is a straightforward friends-to-lovers story revolving around artistry & the trials of life. The aesthetics are great & the friendship between the leads is believable & worth investing in before moving onto their romance. While this does include unrequited love, it doesn't feel forced & it feels like a natural progression of the feelings built in the relationship between the leads. It also stars Park Hyungsik, one of my favorite romantic drama heroes. Han Sohee & Hyungsik do a great job providing balance to each other on screen. I recommend this to someone who wants a really simple, sensible story with some amount of relationship drama with a sprinkle of comedy that shows the growth between two people who actually don't mess up their friendship in the process of becoming romantically involved.

A must watch korean drama. The cinematography and the chemistry 💯 💯💯🔥🔥🔥. Hansohee is really a versatile actress, I love her so much. She can portray different characters so well. I'm looking forward to this drama and i'm really excited for episode 2. Their chemistry is topnotch so i'm really mad that it is only 4episodes drama. They deserve more than that.

This was so good, but still not worth the wait Disney I will stay mad about that!! Finally, months after airing in Korea and what seemed like every other region of the world getting access on their Disney Plus the U. S. girlies get access and I still have retroactive fomo. But okay it's cold and rainy here now and this was the perfect wat h on a rainy day. So easy to finish in one sitting, I would love more of these 4 part 45 minutes life vignette things. Ummm y'all Han So Hee's acting has improved so much! The issues I had on "Nevertheless" don't exist here, her eyes and face are emotive so it's not giving zombie anymore. She's great, I actually love her character even if she's a little clueless at times.

Han Seon Woo played by Park Hyung-sik is a successful photographer who has been in love for a long time with a friend of nearly twenty years (actually nineteen) but has never told her for fear of losing their friendship. Lee Eunsu played by Han So-hee is the friend who is a successful lyric writer and is oblivious to his feelings but is not aware of how important he is in her life. It is only four episodes and has a small supporting cast but the story is well told and all the actors do a great job particularly the leads. It is an enjoyable watch with a delightful soundtrack so I would recommend if you want a light romantic drama.

This latest K-drama from Han So Hee has a mediocre but well-written story. The decision to only present 4 episodes is a good thing with material that is not verbose and straight to the point. Unfortunately, because it's short, I don't get the romantic moments that should be more between Han So Hee and Park Hyung Sik.