Ahn Bo Hyun

Lee Joo Bin

Cha Seo Won

Cho Jun Young

Lee Jae In

Na Young Hee

Jo Seung Yun

Bae Jung Nam

Jin Kyung

Oh Man Seok

Jung Young Ki

Seo Sang Won

Kim Sun Hye

Kim Byung Chun

Son Yeo Eun

Hyeon Seo Ri

Follows Yun Bom, who, after enduring emotional turmoil in Seoul, moves to the small town of Sinsu to begin anew as an exchange teacher. Initially detached and cold toward everything, she gradually opens her heart after meeting Seon Jae Gyu.

Seon Jae Gyu is a key figure who stirs up the village with his outrageous antics. He is also the CEO of JK Power Energy and the uncle of Seon Han Gyeol, a student at Sinsu High. Despite his large build and rough first impression reminiscent of a back-alley tough guy, Jae Gyu is someone full of unexpected charm, unwavering devotion, and a deep consideration for others.

스프링 피버

Early Review   The first episode of Spring Fever tries very hard to be mysterious and romantic… a little too hard 😅. Instead of clearly telling the story, it keeps too many secrets. We don’t know much about Bom’s sad past, Jae-gyu’s real job, or why they seem connected already. The show keeps saying “Wait and see!” but forgets to make us feel something right now. Because of this, the episode feels more like a long introduction than an exciting start.But don’t worry — the actors save the day 👍. Lee Joo-bin does a great job showing Bom as both a quiet, broken teacher and a confident woman from her past. Ahn Bo-hyun looks scary at first, but surprise! He’s actually soft and sweet underneath (classic rom-com move 😌).Even though the story feels a bit messy in episode one, the chemistry between the leads and all the unanswered questions make it clear: Spring Fever might get much better once the romance really starts 🌸💖.

Early Review   The first episode of Spring Fever t...

A Simple and Comforting Watch  I started Spring fever without very high expectations, but as the episodes progressed, the drama slowly drew me in with its calm atmosphere and emotional sincerity. This is not a drama that tries to grab attention with shocking twists or intense conflicts. Instead, it focuses on healing, everyday life, and the quiet development of relationships, which made the experience feel warm and realistic.The story unfolds in a small seaside town, and that setting plays an important role in the overall mood of the drama. The peaceful environment, combined with soft cinematography, creates a comforting feeling that matches the characters’ emotional journeys. Watching the drama often felt like taking a break from noise and stress, which is something I really appreciated.Ahn Bo-hyun’s character stands out with his straightforward and expressive personality. He brings both humor and emotional depth, making the character feel genuine rather than exaggerated. Lee Joo-bin delivers a subtle and restrained performance as someone who has been hurt in the past and is cautious about opening up again. Her emotional growth is portrayed in a very natural way, without dramatic outbursts, which made it easy to connect with her character.The romance develops slowly, but it never felt completely empty to me. Small conversations, shared moments, and gradual emotional changes build the relationship in a believable way. The drama places more importance on emotional understanding than grand romantic gestures, which gives the love story a mature and grounded feel.The pacing is definitely on the slower side, especially in the earlier episodes, but that pacing suits the slice-of-life nature of the drama. Rather than rushing the story, Spring fever allows scenes to breathe, giving space for characters and emotions to settle. This makes the drama feel gentle and steady, even if it may not appeal to viewers who prefer fast-moving plots.Overall, Spring fever is a soft, comforting drama that values emotional healing, connection, and personal growth. It may not be memorable for dramatic moments, but it leaves a calm and warm impression. For me, it was a relaxing watch that reminded me how meaningful simple stories can be when they are told with sincerity.

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Insufferable  This was really hard to watch. Don’t get me wrong, the story seems like it could go somewhere interesting, and I am curious about the female lead’s past. However, the interactions and dialogue are just too much, they feel childish and poorly written.The male lead is strange in a bad way: not mysterious or intriguing, but simply comes across as stupid.Sorry for my English, but I felt I had to leave a review to save others from wasting their time.

Insufferable  This was really hard to watch. Don’t...

Not Bad So Far  Spring Fever isn’t exceptional, but it’s not bad either. It’s an easy watch with a few fun and engaging characters. The male lead is great and definitely one of the highlights. I’m not usually a fan of the female lead in the dramas I’ve seen her in, but she’s fine here. The nephew feels like a younger version of his uncle—just without the muscles. The supporting cast is solid and adds to the overall enjoyment.The plot is decent and is slowly becoming more interesting. I’m especially curious about the leads’ pasts, which seem likely to play a bigger role moving forward. Overall, it’s a comfortable, watchable drama, and I’m looking forward to seeing what happens next.

Not Bad So Far  Spring Fever isn’t exceptional, bu...

Opposites Collide and Attract  As of this writing, I just finished Episode 6 and enjoyed this from the start. What brought me here is Ahn Bo Young, to see how he will play his character. From the promo, he may be scary but actually he is like a macaron - tough outside, but soft inside. I love Jae Gyu being straightforward, unpretentious and unassuming.  He may be curious at first with Yoon Bom from his first encounter with her. Everyone in their town knows him and are afraid of him, but Yoon Bom doesn't know him at all. He may come off as strange to her but not intimidating.Jae Gyu may be a simple man, may not have reached college nor eligible for military service, but he is hardworking, strong and dependable. I like what he told Bom (as she cried) "When you are down, sweets are the best cure."  And another thing he said to Bom when he had allergy, "Food taste best when you eat it together." These may be simple thoughts, but we all can relate to.  IT speaks of a caring heart.  And because of this, I am also warming up to Jae Gyu. Yoon Bom ran away from her past, vowing not to smile nor to interact with anyone, especially with any parent of her students. But she warms up to Jae Gyu, even in many misunderstood encounters. Another quote I picked from this drama is from Yoon Bom, "Scars aren't always a bad thing. They're proof of what you've endured." Just like Yoon Bom, I am also curious about Jae Gyu's scars.  Jae Gyu has a hidden past also which he may not want to recall. Both Bo Young and Joo Bin are so adorable in their respective characters. They have a good chemistry together. And the drama has so many amusing characters especially hearing them with a different accent. As this drama is light and breezy, it is easy to rewatch it.

Opposites Collide and Attract  As of this writing,...

You'll love this series  A hilarious, sweet, and super fresh series! The witty dialogue and physical comedy keep you laughing while the heartwarming characters pull at your heartstrings. It feels modern, vibrant, and incredibly original. A true breath of fresh air that is impossible to stop watching. Simply perfection.

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Fun watch . Rom con vibe  It’s probably what dynamite kiss should have been . It’s just a fun light show. But it has a basic storyline atleast . And the characters are a little bit more funny and endearing . Nothing too deep here . So manage your expectations . Don’t expect a masterpiece coz it’s not that type of a show.  Read the WEBTOON also by the way . They have made a shows but in a good way. Enjoyed it so far and if they continue to adapt it as per the WEBTOON it might end up being a show I can easily recommend if you just wanna chill and watch a kdrama that’s not too heavy .

Fun watch . Rom con vibe  It’s probably what dynam...

Spring Fever: A Promising Start That Stays With You  Spring Fever is one of those rare series that draws you in quietly and then stays with you. It blends humor with emotional depth in a way that feels natural, never forced. Beyond the lightness, it carries a beautiful message about empathy, human connection, and how much richer life becomes when we let go of prejudice.From the very first episode, the chemistry between the actors is effortless, the pacing is well balanced, and the music and visuals elevate every scene. The production feels thoughtful and cohesive, allowing the story and the characters to truly shine. A warm, sincere, and promising start — Spring Fever already feels special.

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An explosive and fun drama with only one issue  LIKED:- ABH as explosive and overbearing at times but warm inside Jae Gyu is just perfect casting. He has really good comic timings something we even saw in Flex Cop. The same goes for LJB who as Yun Bom being polar opposite off Jae Gyu also nails her role. The chemistry between them is fuckin good and fun to watch.- The supporting cast does so well especially in humorous moments.- So far the story is engaging and funny at times.  The relation progress between the leads isn't too fast and at a good pace. The story isn't something out of the box and does pull of some generic tropes but still manages to make you chuckle.DISLIKED:- The only two characters and the arc I am not liking at all is between Han Gyeol and Se Jin as both are just atrocious to look at. One on side you have a doormat of a boy who has no respect for any other relation in his life and would rather hurt them all and even risk his career for an obnoxious and selfish brat of a girl who wouldn't give two shits about him.  I do get they are trying to show  the girl as rebellious but all you see is a disrespectful little shit who really needs a reality check and on the other side a boy who writers wanted to show as someone who fell in love for the first time but damn his character is just pathetic and selfish with no care for all the sacrifices his uncle has made for him. I don't know what writers were trying to pull off with both of them if it was to make it look cute then they have failed with flying colors. Every time these two show up on screen, I simply skip through it as it makes my blood boil to look at them both.

An explosive and fun drama with only one issue  LI...

Spring Fever is a breath of fresh air that captures the feel‑good vibe of a real spring day. The pacing is deliberately slow‑burn, letting the chemistry between the leads develop naturally—no rushed love confessions, just lingering glances and soft smiles that feel genuine. The countryside scenery is gorgeous.If you’re looking for a comforting, feel‑good series that balances light romance The casting is on point.As someone who read the web novel I appreciate the casting more.Overall this drama is different from your normal romcom leads which makes it intriguing... can't wait for episode because it's getting better.

Spring Fever is a breath of fresh air that capture...

DROPADO!!  eu estava esperando esse dorama desde o ano passado e eu fiquei muito ansiosa!! mas durante os dias que eu fiquei assistindo eu não tava vendo muita graça nele e eu tava achando muito arrastado.. porém a história é interessante e os personagens também! e eu espero muito que o casal principal e o secundário fiquem juntos!! infelizmente dropei esse 🥲🥲

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Follows Yun Bom, who, after enduring emotional turmoil in Seoul, moves to the small town of Sinsu to begin anew as an exchange teacher. Initially detached and cold toward everything, she gradually opens her heart after meeting Seon Jae Gyu. Seon Jae Gyu is a key figure who stirs up the village with his outrageous antics. He is also the CEO of JK Power Energy and the uncle of Seon Han Gyeol, a student at Sinsu High. Despite his large build and rough first impression reminiscent of a back-alley tough guy, Jae Gyu is someone full of unexpected charm, unwavering devotion, and a deep consideration for others.  ~~ Adapted from the web novel "Spring Fever" (스프링 피버) by Baek Min A (백민아). a student at Sinsu High. Despite his large build and rough first impression reminiscent of a back-alley tough guy, Jae Gyu is someone full of unexpected charm, unwavering devotion, and a deep consideration for others.  ~~ Adapted from the web novel "Spring Fever" (스프링 피버) by Baek Min A (백민아). a student at Sinsu High. Despite his large build and rough first impression reminiscent of a back-alley tough guy, Jae Gyu is someone full of unexpected charm, unwavering devotion, and a deep consideration for others.



~~ Adapted from the web novel "Spring Fever" (스프링 피버) by Baek Min A (백민아).

Spring Fever (2026)

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