Mental health awareness related drama

I watched this drama without any expectations, just in case i'd feel disappointed. it was surprisingly good, beyond my expectations! The casting in this drama is particularly good! Can't believe I'm actually taking some time to write a review
in every drama, there is bound to be loopholes. for this drama, its loophole is the ending. This is the first time I'm watching Oh Yeon Soo and Jung Woo together in a drama, and they've such awesome chemistry together!
The one scene that really impress me was one when the leads were quarreling and it felt so real, I was tearing up. This is the first and only time an actor/s is able to touch me with their quarreling scene. To say I was Impressed is an understatement! I generally do not rewatch any dramas, but would rewatch that particular scene.
As a drama that addresses mental health, imho, this drama outshines It's ok to not be okay. The latter is overhyped. Sure it is portrayed as a romcom but it also doesn't sugarcoat mental health issues and its impact on people who has it, whether it is one or more. It's a gem for sure and people who gave it a poor rating simply do not know how to appreciate such drama. in a way I pity them.

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give it a try!

the script is well written! the writer tries to keep audience guessing who is the stalker, though at the end I can't say the stalker surprised me. The FL is the type I like, smart while being strong mentally, though I've to say she is impatient. Not watching this for Astro but surprisingly these guys can act, particularly Rocky portraying Jong Sang. Han Gi Chan was good as he usually is. This drama is not the usual love story., making it a refreshing watch. Almost on par with Romanced. Nowadays short dramas are even better than 12/16 episodes drama!
Low rewatch value because I generally do not rewatch any drama.

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