| KDRAMA - It's Okay, That's Love |

SYNOPSIS: A psychiatrist named Ji Hae Soo meets Jang Jae Yeol, an author who seems to be suffering from something.

RATING: 7.7/10

NUMBER OF EPISODES: 16

STATUS: Completed.

REVIEW: This kdrama was pretty interesting. It had a more adult content especially with the topic involved. Mental health are the main part of the story. Most of the characters had issues they had to deal with. It was interesting to see them deal with what they have. The bond that the four main character developed was enjoyable to watch. Jae-yeol and Hae-soo's relationship was adorable and had a more adult perspective. They had to face many challenges and it was entertaining to see how things would unfold. I had issues with some scenes because it seemed like to lack coherency. 

• I liked Jae-yeol and Hae-soo's relationship even if they kept on breaking up. They had to endure so much and I was glad that they overcame their issues. They were adorable and I liked their chemistry.
• It was heartbreaking to know more about Jae-yeol's brother and the events that led to him being an asshole. He believed that his family put him in jail on purpose not knowing that Jae-yeol only did it to protect their mother.
• I love the dynamic and bond between the four roommates. It was nice to see their friendship develop and deepen on the later episodes. 
• I liked seeing Sung Dong-il in a role where didn't play a father to any of the other characters.
• It was heartbreaking to know how and why Jae-yeol developed schizophrenia. I was glad that they were able to diagnose him and get him help.
• It's weird to see Soo-kwang's relationship with So-nyeo because he just ordered her around and they got together. Still, she did become a more decent person afterwards.
• I did not like the story between Dong-min and Young-jin. I didn't care much about them.
• I was glad that Jae-yeol's family became close again and was able to resolve their issues.
• I loved that the ending is that Hae-soo got pregnant but it was kind of annoying that they had to use the lead-character-had-to-leave plot before the lead characters really got together. Still, they probably really needed time apart after what they had just gone through.