User reviews

On the upside, this show features a lonely but determined FL who has a strong sense of justice, despite belonging to an overbearing elitist family. On the downside however, she is also accident prone and naive, and frequently gets distraught or cries (literally or figuratively) for various reasons. So if you prefer to have your female characters served up with a side of cool ranch and kickass, rather than pink frosting and freak-out, you may not enjoy this show.

Aside from that, I would say this film was a predictable, Disney style piece of "chaebol" fantasy fluff, complete with cheesy lines from the ML's and some semi-deep insights into living. However, predictable doesn't necessarily mean that it was boring. I mean, there's a reason Disney is popular, right? So if you don't mind a light, mindless C-romance story with no basis in reality, this one isn't bad (except for a few spots where the acting faltered). But if you are looking for something serious and "real" that requires deep emotional investment, I suggest you keep looking.

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ROMANCE RATING: * * * 7.5/10. There were 5+ kiss scenes, which is pretty liberal for a C-Drama (especially since this one was so short). The overall romantic chemistry and passion level of the kisses was also decent (none of those static, 2 second pecks here!)

Omgosh this show was so amazing!! Beautiful and talented cast. Loved the storyline!! The show was engaging from start to finish! Loved everything about it and especially the ending. Recommended if you love dramas, this is a must watch!

I'm don't claim to be a musician or anything but for a show about being musical prodigies in an elite music school, I'm genuinely impressed at how little they get right about music. I made this account for the explicit reason of letting you know that whoever wrote and directed this garbage has clearly never had contact with a single musical instrument or bothered to do any research and should probably be banned from all artistic industries. The idea of giving any student a random music piece (especially something immensely difficult? Like an Etude) and expecting them to play it without tripping up on a single note is ridiculous. The emphasis on "playing music right" by playing for accuracy rather than putting heart and feeling into music is sickening. If you play any musical instrument or even if you just did orchestra for a year in primary school and quit after your violin string snapped in the middle of a concert, do yourself a favor and find a better show to watch.