| I just finished the drama today within a week and even though romance is not my type of genre it was still a good series. |

Title = It's okay to not be okay

Genre = Psychological, Comedy, Romance, Korean Drama, Family

Language = Korean, Spanish

Available Subtitles = German, English, French, Korean, Russian

Episodes = 16

Seasons = one

Where to watch = Netflix

Plot
| Moon Gang Tae is a community health worker at a psychiatric ward who was blessed with everything including a great body, smarts, ability to sympathize with others, patience, ability to react quickly, stamina, and more. Meanwhile, Ko Moon Young is a popular writer of children's literature who, due to suffering from an antisocial personality disorder, seems extremely selfish, arrogant, and rude.
Moon Gang Tae denies love and Ko Moon Young doesn't know it. The two defy fate and fall in love, finding their souls and identities in the process. |
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Main Cast
| Kim Soo Hyun as Moon Gang Tae |

| Seo Ye Ji as Ko Moon Young |

| Oh Jung Se as Moon Sang Tae |

Personal Review
| Let's move on to my personal review. As I mentioned before I'm not really a fan of romances but as a Kdrama watcher I have to deal with it to a certain amount. But anyways it was one of the best romance series I've ever watched. The storyline was very unique and the whole aesthetic during the kdrama and especially the intro was pleasing for my eyes. At a certain point I was watching while doing stuff so I didn't really caught up with everything because of the subtitles but the series got a bit boring sometimes because it felt somehow repetitive. There were some nice and intense scenes but as a person who loves crime it was a bit too less for myself. But anyways it was very good for a non-crime but romance/fantasy drama and I highly recommend it to ya'all. |

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