#Remolove deals with (online) communication, loneliness, stress, and our need for connection in a serious but also funny way. You are able to feel with the characters and laugh with them. Despite the fact that #Remolove: Futsuu no Koi wa Jado is set in a world where COVID-19 exists and people have to wear masks and deal with a pandemic, it is still able to provide us a clever and heartwarming story. If you ever met someone who you have been talking to online in real life, you maybe know what kind of weird experience it is. You can get along very well, but it can be super awkward. It's easy to break barriers online, to tell someone the most random or deepest thoughts online. But what happens when you can't keep the connection only online anymore? What if you develop feelings for that person? Is it possible to separate the virtual world and real life? Is virtual love, real love?

This drama is able to show how difficult it is to meet someone and to understand a person. Communication is important but sometimes you can talk as much as you want to and realize that you are both speaking a completely different language.

I highly recommend watching this drama. This is the first time that I feel like a story focuses on how meeting someone online and meeting someone in real life can be one hand, really frustrating, and challenging, and on the other hand, a beautiful inexplicable way of connecting with someone. Usually, stories about meeting someone online seem rather unrealistic to me but not this one. This drama made me laugh a lot and I'm usually someone who is hard to please when it comes to comedy.