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 🥲🥲

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.

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.