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I have really fallen for Korean dramas! I first watched Marriage Contract which was sad but excellent. This series was even better and soooo romantic! Lovely characters, great story line and I love that there is no objectionable content. Highly recommend!

If you don't want to watch a love story, then don't watch this drama, because it's a pure example of the genre. It's about two people who meet as young teenagers, then are separated. The guy spends the next 20 years looking for his lost love. The lead characters are played by 3 different actors/actresses in 3 time periods ten years apart.

The adult actress is Kim Sa Rang, who was Miss Korea in 2000, and is still a beauty.. It's a really sweet story, one that hooked me on k-drama, and if you like this genre, you should like the series. Reviews on other sites were much more positive than the ones on this site.

I found this series on Netflix and it is re titled "This Is My Love". I enjoyed the 16 episodes a lot. The male lead, Ju Jin Mo, is a great actor who is able to convey his emotions very well. The scenes portraying the hero and heroines in their youth and as young adults were wonderful too.

I think the story was simple but the acting pf the characters seem realistic. I like the love scene on the stairs because it is so sweet and I can feel their emotions. I feel bad for the other guy though. It is very realistic to choose the one you love than the one you pity, but still it hurts.

This is a great love story. The acting was wonderful. I like how the heroine plucked up her courage and was assertive to a mean person in the story. Eun Dong's adopted father could have been reprimanded a bit more severely. This drama celebrated unlikelihoods, and this made it fun, but it was not always logically believable. It nonetheless doesn't matter. One watches this show for the love between the 2 main characters. That aspect is absolutely believable and heartwarming.

It started with the children. A young girl and a boy a little bit older getting to know each other and love each other. She always called him Oppa, which translates to be (big) brother in korean.