Cherry Blossoms After Winter

Ah, 600 characters? I wonder why the required number keeps increasing. I actually don't have much to say... This story is very simple and straight forward. The leads have great chemistry and are really cute toghether. There is a weird scene involving a piece of bread, but I decided to pretend i didn't see it. Doesn't count. Otherwise, it's just the amount of sugar you need to take away the sourness of your everyday life. Not the smiling type, i keep smiling today. I think I am about ready to delude myself again into believing that love exists, somewhere, for some people.

Ah. Yeah, great chemistry, I needed to stress that. Somewhere around episode 4??? I'm not sure, the boys get into an argument and one of them ends up pinned against a wall. Wow, Chills! Chills, it felt as if I was going to burst or shatter or something. Daebak!

At first glance, I was really worried that I would be better than Webtoon. They both really liked his chemistry. Both are really good.

I'm Kang Hui fan. He was really handsome and did not even look like he was thirty-one years old. He really looks like me idea type. I want to say that this is a really good series with a strong storyline. I really recommend people who haven't seen it yet. Thank you so much.

The only thing really lacking is development of the story. Too many references are made that seem integral to the story but are never further examined or explained. Actors deserve a 10'for carrying the entire show on their shoulders.

Too many scenes that are wayyyyyyy too cringey and unnecessary. Be it side actors or the main. The cringe is almost weird in some cases. And the cameraman should work on his angles. Storytelling is meh and some parts are disconnected. However, the aesthetics of this film is worth praising.

It's a cute story about two stepbrothers falling in love. The plot needs a bit more structure, especially the past behaviour of one of the leads isn't explained very well, and the second half of the series could focus more on how the two main characters become adults with thinking about their future and building a life, broadening their interests etc. There are a few crumbs of that here and there, but it's superficial with a lot of room for better character development and deeper dialogues.

The chemistry between the two is great in the first half, but weakens in the second. Some scenes are a bit cringe, the camera is very shaky, and the editing could use more work. Although the love story isn't without clichés, it's still a very sweet one that's perfect for some escapism while still feeling realistic enough.