Laibeu On

Drama focuses on a big topic with a small influence(In my opinion but it is very personal) of it on a girl. The story starts and goes with the girl's life after the incident, it follows with her past memories which haunts her and how she changes to different person ,life with her old and new friends and her attitude towards them, her school life , and altogether her life with the society and how she manages and overcomes from the trauma with her friend's help and the understandings she gain and achieves. And in end the courage she have to live on . Very Watchable Drama But should have gone a bit deeper or more with the topic which it deals with.

I found this show both frustrating and strangely addictive. The pacing is a bit uneven, some moments drag, and the plot isn't exactly groundbreaking-but there's something about it that kept me watching. And that something is the female lead, Jung Da-bin.

She's a total puzzle. Sassy, rude, overly dramatic, sometimes even a brat-but somehow, she's still ridiculously charming. Even when she's being difficult, you just get her. She carries the entire show on her shoulders in my opinion, making it way more entertaining than it has any right to be.

Then there's the male lead-shy, reserved, the complete opposite of her chaos. Their dynamic shouldn't work, but it does. It's that classic push-and-pull, opposites-attract kind of thing, and honestly, I ate it up.

Would I say this is a must-watch? Not really. But if you like a high school drama where the main girl has way too much attitude and the main guy just awkwardly goes along with it, Live On might surprise you.

Korean Drama "Live On" had an interesting prompt for the story, but somehow it ended up being boring.

The one thing that, at least for me, was off was the fact that the characters, well, most of them, acted like adults rather than teenagers. They even presented their problems as being adult-like (see the second couple). Another thing was that the drama focused on the mystery that, in the end, was not well handled and didn't create the momentum that it was needed. Thus, the drama left out a lot of the other plot lines that were added here and there, like the family drama of the main characters.

Other than that, the performances were really good from everyone in the cast. The settings and the broadcasting club idea were original, fresh and a nice touch.

So, overall, four out of ten.

It's such a short, light hearted, nice drama. The post burns slowly, so you can keep up with the characters as they develop from episode to episode. The plot was also quite interesting. Summing up, it's do easy to watch, a great drama if you want something not too "exhausting" of action, but also not boring.

A cheerful drama, by which I mean that it is sunny and balanced. The few episodes turned out to be no problem, because I was worried that the series would play at a fast pace, but it was in a very consistent sequence.

The subject of bullying in this format is widespread, but it was kept exciting, because the perpetrator was not visible until the end. The reason for their revenge was unfortunately superficial and diffuse. Some moments, however, have remained a mystery to me.

The connection between the two bullying offenders was therefore not transparent, at least it was not possible to see how the new perpetrator noticed the old bullying incident, perhaps even involved it, because she knew far too many details of the day. Moreover, for me, what happened that day is shadowy because it was presented only indirectly.

The actors have put themselves in the role well, the trivial behavior they have really made great. The wall of all pain was presented in gestures, facial expressions, speech and appropriate habits, and this was the focus. However, I had the feeling that the trivial was not completely abandoned. If this can be defined as mature love, then it is inappropriate for a love of youth. I would have liked more emotions like uncontrolled joy and happiness.

The little moments and pictures were heartwarming, so much detail was brought into it. A beautiful transformation of their relationship was noticeable and both have taken the trouble to understand each other what they have succeeded in doing.

Once again it has been proven that communication is the key to solving the problems. The series was well thought out from start to finish. I hope I'll be able to see the shot players more often on my screen.