Giving way to the k-drama training in April, “Love Back Love” He quickly won the spectators with his emotionally rich narrative and a touch of imagination. Adapted by a novel by SEO Eun Chae, this six -episode drama has aroused interest with its poetic interpretation of love, loss and second chance.
The story begins in silence but disturbing: Jung Hee Wan (played by Kim Min Ha) feels a persistent blow on his door. When he opens it, he finds a stranger except that he is not a stranger at all. It is Kim Ram Woo (Gong Myung), his first love for some time, smiling and calling with his name and presenting himself using the name of Hee Wan.
The bizarre callback to a joke of the “April foul” from their school days immediately launches the mestalgic mestalgic’s mood. In his youth, Hee Wan was a mischievous and energetic girl and Ram Woo was the peaceful transfer student he loved to make fun of. A classy joke made them exchange tags for a day, an innocent game that unknowingly marked the beginning of a deeply felt connection.
Fast ahead of the present: Hee Wan is no longer the lively girl of school. It is a shell of his former self, withdrawn and without joy. The turning point? Ram Woo died four years ago. Now, she is in front of her as a dark harvest, sent to tell her that only seven days left to live.
Instead of dragging her into despair, Ram Woo offers to spend his last days helping her complete his unresolved dreams ensuring that he goes without regrets. What follows is a journey that affects and present, life and death and pain and healing.
Despite the premise, “Love Back Love” It is not a tear for the good of tears. The narration gently balances pain with sweetness. The past is portrayed in bright colors and carefree malice, capturing the innocence of the romanticism of the school courtyard and the slow flowering of the first love.
The current sequences are quieter, reflecting the emotional state of Hee Wan, but the warmth in Ram Woo’s return brings a subtle healing. His reversal now more optimistic and proactive adds an intriguing layer, since he gently pushes the reserved He Wan to embrace his life once again.
“Love Back Love” It is not based on flashy effects or melodramatic twists. Instead, use a simple concept: seven days, a last chance to universal universal emotions. The mystery of how Ram Woo became a harvest and what pushed Hee Wan to give up life, takes place slowly in parallel with moments of laughter and reflections.
The first two episodes received praise for their sincere writing, an effective use of flashbacks and surprising chemistry among the protagonists. The show encourages spectators to love the beauty of the fleeting moments because knowing that something will not last forever only makes him more precious.
For those interested, you can take a look at this drama K, which is streaming on TVing, Viki and Viu, in selected regions!
