#BACK IN TIME HOW TO#
They fought over promises they made years ago that don't make sense to keep considering the obstacles that life threw in their way, and it was like only the second ship managed to learn how to navigate new situations. In fact, the entire drama seemed to put such an emphasis on "how dare you change?" for each character. I couldn't, for the life of me, see what was so interesting about her, and as the drama went on it felt like she only got worse - more dependent on her partner, more selfish in what she asked of him, and more delusional in the idea that nobody should change and that she was for some reason owed a relationship. The acting for the female lead was not only bad, I think it was simply a terrible character who couldn't hold a conversation for more than two minutes, NEVER learned to stand up for herself or be herself for that matter, and also maintained the same facial expression throughout all 16 episodes. I'm just not a fan of cheaters and he did it multiple times, and always seemed to blame it on the other person. With that being said, I basically could not stand either main lead. My stars are also for second lead, who I feel like got the short end of the stick, as second leads in cdramas often do. I also had really terrible SLS for this drama honestly, I felt like second lead had so much more character and backstory to him, whereas you barely knew anything about the main lead and the development with the FL was absent as well. The second female lead had the personality that I loved - outgoing, bubbly, straightforward with her feelings. And I really watched the drama for them, even though the plot went OFF THE RAILS for them. From the start I knew I would love them so much better - the playful, teasing relationship that they had is my favorite type of ship. Loved the second ship, hated the mains The second ship really saved this for me.
But I usually don't rewatch dramas.so if I would. When I'm feeling a little nostalgic I would definitely turn to this drama. I don't remember much of it but I'm listening to the OST as I write and it brings back some pulled heartstrings so definitely memorable when prompted. They're acting wasn't over the top or exaggerated.
Because they were so eager to grow up when all they had to do was be kids.įrom what I know, these were relatively young/new actors and actresses. Their story made me want to cherish high school, or what was left of it at the time, all the more. Their issues are actually so real and relatable that the episodes fly by while reality punches you in the face. The characters interact so well and really bring out that school time innocence. The actors are real in their concerns and every day routine. Even though I didn't grow up in that environment, the stories I've heard matched with the show. Rewatch Value 8.5 This is my first review and I also watched this drama like a while back so bear with me. ~~ Adapted from the novel of the same title written by Jiu Ye Hui. And a moment that ought to have lasted forever has come and gone before I knew. Meanwhile, It seems like there is a not readily noticeable feeling between Chen Xun and Fang Hui. Zhao Ye tries to get close with the girl Jia Mo, who likes basketball and Rukawa Kaede (The Character from Slam Drunk). Qiao Ran starts looking at the girl Fang Hui, the one who he thinks that she helps the teacher deal with him and other kids. However, being influenced by the special rhythm under the era of youth, the boy whoever is more ignorant, can still notice that the bottom of his heart is yearning for first love. Three young boys spend their seemingly endless youth time as much as they can, they are fallen out of favor, fight with Teacher Big Horse altogether, crazily playing video games on the street. The final year of the 20th century, it throws to the hearts of teenage boys and girls with an unforgettable shinning flare. This Drama describes the emotions and life experiences of the people who were born in the '80s.
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