Finally, I've finished watching it!

If you're in the mood for something light and funny, this is a great pick. The series offers a refreshing break from heavy drama and stressful plots, presenting a cute story of childhood friends discovering their love for each other.

Miaoyi and Jun's performances were on point! Tutu's character, portrayed with humor, cheerfulness, and optimism, was an absolute joy. Chao's caring nature, behind his serious personality, provided a perfect contrast. The two protagonists' chemistry made their evolving relationship truly interesting.

The skinship and kiss scenes had my best friend and me rolling on the floor with excitement. As a Miaoyi fan, it was fantastic to see her shine as the female lead alongside Jun, whom I've come across in some of SVT MVs.

Though the plot was enjoyable, there were a few minor hiccups:

Firstly, the voiceover for Jun sometimes felt disconnected from his actions. This mismatch affected the character's overall vibe, making him appear a tad odd. Better synchronization would have made a difference.

Secondly, the makeup in certain scenes appeared off, particularly around the actors' necks. A small detail, but it is so obvious.

Now, onto more major observations:

The series could have benefited from deeper character arcs. While the story was good and the plot interesting, the characters needed more three-dimensional personalities. True attachment to the characters occurs, not just when they relate to them, but when the audience feels like they are living through them. Miaoyi and Jun's acting was commendable, but the narrative didn't give their characters enough room to grow and reveal their true selves—their passions, dreams, fears, and hopes.

Regrettably, the series didn't delve deeply into the friendship aspect. The camaraderie among the friends was enjoyable to watch, but it was challenging to form a strong attachment to them without delving further into their personalities. We felt like distant observers, watching their interactions from afar.

Moreover, the school setting wasn't well-explored, and time seemed to fly by without clear indications of the passing years. The focus predominantly lay on the evolving romantic relationship between the two leads, leaving the school background somewhat neglected.

As for the second couple, their initial cute story took a disappointing turn due to communication issues. They should have spent more time communicating their feelings rather than making decisions without hearing the other side.

There were also many guys who fell in love with Tutu. I know that Tutu's character is cute and lovable, but the story didn't need a lot of guys falling for her just to trigger Ling Chao's emotions. They didn't need those additional characters to show that Chao loves her. If they didn't know what to do with some episodes, they should have at least focused on their college studies or internship and how they supported each other.

Overall, it's a good watch, especially if you're seeking something lighthearted and funny. Despite a few areas that could have been enhanced, there are plenty of humorous and romantic moments to savor.

Here's hoping we'll get to witness Miaoyi and Jun's exceptional chemistry in another drama soon!