Live On

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.

It's a great story, but Yeonwoo's acting is the best of the drama, she is beautiful and talented. It's a great story, but Yeonwoo's acting is the best of the drama, she is beautiful and talented.

To be honest, I was a little skeptical at first when I realized that this show only has 8 episodes because I don't like too fast-paced stories.

Surprisingly, despite the low number of total episodes, the story never felt too rushed. As a result, the main couple doesn't reach the level of "total lovebirds" as couples in other dramas or the super adorable second lead couple of this show, but that's ok.

In the end, I loved pretty much everything about it - from the cast to the characters, the soundtrack, the message of this show and the warmth I've felt throughout the whole drama thanks to the amazing friendships depicted in it.

The only reason I removed one star is because the plot itself isn't totally new and a little predictable.

However, I've never felt like this show was missing something and although the plot is predictable, I was never bored because it was fun to watch all the character and relationship developments. The fact that the perpetrator of the anonymous messages isn't revealed until the last third of the show adds some suspense to the drama.

Conclusion: I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this show.

I just found the story lacking of any major conflict and the characters were mostly delulu. Well, I guess these are the kinds of troubles people with no real problems have. The female lead and the antagonist were both annoying as hell... I mean, there is being fragile and then there is this! The FL got on my nerves every time she came on screen. I mean she won't clarify anything, but feels hurt and betrayed when her relatively new friends don't just trust in her implicitly ... like seriously!!! Ughhh!!

A few good things though, liked the friends, the male lead and the second couple. Overall, it felt like a waste of time.

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.