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I have all praises for this incredible adaptation of the renowned novel. The leads chemistry is electrifying. This story is not your sugary rosy cliche kisses and hugs romantic story. It covers some serious topics like workplace abuse, domestic violence, toxic parenting and S. A. Its story of courage healing confidence and trust. Its slow burn romance.

Veteran award winning Director, awesome screenplay, adaptation is peak true to the novel, cinematography is classy.

OST theme is true to the intense mature understand relationship of the ML & FL. Songs sung by popular artists.

Casting is epic, picture perfect from drawing and Manga. Both the artists are true to their skills, professional and talented. They got the depth of the character. Overall I'm highly impressed.

If you're a fan of romance series that leave you wanting more, look no further than this gem of a show. From the very first episode, the chemistry between the lead characters is undeniable. The actors deliver such a compelling, natural connection that you can't help but become emotionally invested in their journey. Every glance, every subtle touch between them feels real and earned, making their romantic evolution incredibly satisfying to watch.

But it's not just the chemistry that makes this series stand out; the cinematography is absolutely breathtaking. From stunning scenic shots to intimate close-ups, the visual storytelling elevates the entire viewing experience. The details in the set design, lighting, and camera work paint a vivid world that enhances the characters' emotional arcs. Whether it's a quiet moment between the leads or a dramatic scene, every frame feels thoughtfully composed, drawing you deeper into their world.

The beauty of this series lies in how it balances the raw emotion of the romance with the lush visual elements. It's a love story that feels both grand and intimate, leaving you craving more-not just for the characters to reunite, but for the gorgeous world the series has created to continue. If you're looking for a series that combines heart, stunning cinematography, and unforgettable chemistry, this is one you won't want to miss.

In most modern day c-dramas, the FL looks like a middle schooler and acts stupid and helpless. There are very few exceptions, and First Frost is one of them.

The story explores how abandonment and abuse childhood caused Wen YiFan to be cold and defensive most of her life and didn't take a chance at love. The episodes are exciting to look forward to, now that I am caught up. ML is so charming and expressive. FL is very beautiful with big eyes and plays the part perfectly.

Good acting, script, characters, settings, make it an excellent watch. Finally c-dramas MAY be starting to catch up with k-drama.

I really enjoyed this series. Some aspects of repetition worked well but on the whole I felt there was too much repetition. Too much going back to their school days and reliving the exact same thing over and over.

The love story was very nice, their chemistry was good. But family life was not portrayed in a good light at all. No forgiveness, no real understanding of each other.

One scene annoyed me and didn't seem necessary - when on the same day he was being checked in hospital for a wound and he'd had 8 stitches in his hand - she asked him to carry her and he did so without a problem ... that seemed a bit odd.

On the good side - it was about the possibility of healing and sharing the truth with people around you for support.

The best drama I've seen in a long time, I love the whole plot that keeps me captivated in every episode.

Even the second couple is wonderful they also have a lot of chemistry.

The sang have so much love to give and are everything that is right.

I also want to highlight the writer who takes care of all the details especially with the names of the episodes that change from the beginning to the end and I love the little references with hidden love.

I had Hidden Love as my best cdrama, but now I can only say that The First Frost has become my top one.

I don't want to give away too many spoilers, but my most sincere recommendation is that you watch it because every episode is worth it.