Chapter 72 - Gradual Sweetness

The sweetness in this show wasn't force-fed to the audience; it was built up bit by bit through daily life.

At first glance, it might not seem that sweet, but the more you think about it, the sweeter it becomes.

Every line of dialogue could be savored for a long time.

The university Choi Bangmyung wanted to attend — Lee Gyepyeong kept a photo of it tucked in her book pages, motivating herself to try harder.

The lighting and soundtrack blended naturally into the story, and the interactions between Lee Gyepyeong and Choi Bangmyung were very natural.

Although their seats weren't next to each other, whenever there was a moment while handing out homework, it seemed like even the air between them was filled with a sense of affection.

"So sweet!"

Choi Yeonhyeop rolled around on her bed, then ran to search for comments about the second episode.

[ It's so sweet! The sweetness keeps building up little by little, and it really hits me right in the feels! ]

[ I love Lee Gyepyeong so much! Who wouldn't like such a bright and cheerful girl? ]

[ This show needs to get really popular! It's truly the best kind of youth drama. The pacing by the writer is perfect. Even though it just shows simple daily life, it's still super captivating and makes you want to keep watching! ]

[ I came here from <>. Honestly, is Im Giseok an all-rounder writer? Just watched his main character act all cool, and now he's writing about a sweet little couple! ]

Choi Yeonhyeop's homepage had quite a few people who were following <>.

The second episode had only been out for a short while, and already several friends had changed their profile pictures to Lee Gyepyeong.

Choi Yeonhyeop started feeling that the show was updating too slowly.

Judging from the previews, it seemed like the next episode would have even sweeter scenes than this one.

It was clearly so sweet, but she couldn't see it yet.

So, Choi Yeonhyeop could only search the homepage for more "sweet moments."

After the broadcast of the second episode of <>, the fastest to react were all the major marketing accounts.

<> and <> aired on the same day and had similar themes.

Since the first episode of <> couldn't compete with <>, Yoo Mokah's fans were holding their breath, waiting for the second episode to turn things around.

The first episode of <> reached over 10 million views.

Fans felt that as long as the second episode kept the same momentum, it would be able to compete with <>.

Even if the quality of the second episode dropped a bit, with Yoo Mokah in it, the view count for <> shouldn't be too bad.

However, after both episodes aired, Yoo Mokah's fans could hardly believe their eyes.