People can argue whether or not this drama is a cliche love story. In my opinion, it is. HOWEVER, I will have to say that watching this very touching story, was like a fresh breath to the face. So, what do I mean by that? I mean you skip the whole shebang of the two main leads meeting, possibly hating each other before falling in the end. It has none of that. It skips the dull part and jumps into the important part. Also, of all the romance dramas I've watched, I think this is the most un-cheesy in my collection. The romantic moments where they do say cheesy stuff didn't feel cheesy to me at all. It was highly enjoyable to watch. Normally, this genre can be easy-to-watch and lighthearted, and some may disagree when I say it wasn't lighthearted at all. The drama had very dark themes ranging from a tough time in high school, battling for your own survival while dealing with the thought of death and learning to appreciate even the dullest/most common moments in life. It had multiple deep meanings and it portrayed them beautifully. So, should you watch this? Normally when reviewing I leave a few pointers at the end for you to see whether or not this drama is worth your time, this is no exception. You'll like this if: - You like a touching romance with a realistic view on love (doesn't sugar-coat it). - You don't mind the musical themes. (It's was a plus in my book) - A mature relationship that doesn't need "small accidents" like falling/tripping into your significant other's arms or cheesiness to work. - You want to see a drama that skips the falling-in-love part. - Likes to see a good, well worked-out character development in both leads. - Want to watch something short --> Only has 8 x 30 minutes episodes. - Great acting.