Devil Sister

It's a drama kind of long, if compared with the standard of 10-12 episodes, but it doesn't matter since the more you watch, the more you want. Of course there were parts really okay and the product placement was shameless, obvious it's a GMMTV thing. I recommend this series if you have enough time, like a whole afternoon and night free since you wouldn't mind spending hours watching, then going to sleep and waking up just to watch what you had left. I didn't find it ridiculous and I don't know how Win have been in his previous works, but in this one I've seen a solid actor, I could sympathize with his character and everything that happened around him, I could get angry, happy and sad with him, as well with most of the cast. One of the best recent projects of GMMTV.

The series are very smooth & cute. The chemistry of the main actor & actress are topnotch and the acting of everyone are so good. I love how this series is not just a usual rom com but they provide a good knowledge about animals and a good life wisdom as well. And i love the way the series being edited by hiding clues in each scenes, make it more interesting, make us want to know the hidden issues.

First of all, IT'S SO CUTE. Second, they already focus on the main issue of the series which is age gap and I like it but what I didn't expect is that they also tackle about the issue of all age issues as you can see on Namcha, Inn, Irin and Grandpa. I freaking love it, it's not just light romcom with no issue being taken care of but we can learn a lot just from the first ep. Keep it up Devil Sister team 💚

The storyline is so refreshing, it is not cliche at all and winmin is giving me song kang and park min young vibe! Their chemistry is so strong, and I love the fact that they also use animals as a reference for life values. Win's acting skills has improved a lot, and it is so satisfying to watch him play as a vet. Meanwhile Min did great job as always. Looking forward to seeing more projects of them together in the future.

Was expecting a light romantic comedy, and pleasantly surprised that I'm getting much more. When I thought that what I saw in the trailer was going to be the whole plot of this series, turned out only cover the storyline of the first two episodes make me wonder what's come next. The pace was just right no scene felt too fast or too dragging. Although I personally don't like the graphic design of the opening and ending theme the cinematography was beautiful and pleasant to the eyes, the theme song fit the series perfectly. Some scenes really pulled on my heartstring, I adore the male lead's family dynamic (which is very warm and heartfelt interestingly a total opposite of the female leads) two of my fave scene are the male leads interaction with his mom (ep.2) and with his dad (ep.5). And the trivia about mental illness awareness and animal welfare on every episode is the icing on the cake. Totally recommended.