For me, this drama was close to excellence. It was intense and subtle at the same time. What a sterling way to tell a story of redeeming oneself from being hated to being most loved. Watching this troubled my emotions from start to end in a good way I must say which made this drama sensibly beautiful. There was a balance of transcending your emotions from feeling mad and smiling.

I can't think of any actors and actresses involved in this drama who fell behind in their actions because all of them from the small role to bigger ones gave tremendous justice to their individual characters. I would like to commend Mark Prin's acting here most especially because, during his saddest and most heartbroken scenes, you could see and feel the melancholy in his eyes even without crying. If it was part of the director's instructions not to drop a single tear during those scenes, he was brilliant in showing the soulful performance of Mark Prin. I could say that the FL's father's best friend who in turn became her fostered father was the key role in this drama. I liked his character as the one who balances the harmony in the family with boundless patience in himself.

The locations where they shoot this drama were a sight you would never forget. Just imagine living in a place surrounded by a garden of beautiful flowers, greenery of plants and trees, and an unpolluted river. It added a substance to feel the warmth of this drama despite the chaos happening in their lives every day due to misunderstandings and unverified ill thoughts toward one another.

Just watch this and be reminded that it's always your choice that will influence what your life will be like and the power of love regardless of its form whether parental, romantic or friendship, has an unimaginable strength to change a situation.