The title and description suggested something that would be a mix of comedy, sentimentality, and romance, which made it easy to overlook. I’m happy I gave it a chance though. The individual installments run roughly thirty minutes each, and they manage to develop the characters' narratives and connections while focusing on a specific theme or subject per episode. I appreciate the music selection, at least what has been featured in the initial eight episodes. The performances were strong, and there was excellent rapport among the cast. It’s a story that resonates, romantic but gentle—avoiding clichés, teen angst, or heavy political and family conflicts. If you want something to balance out your usual more intense viewing choices, "Lovestruck in the City" is worth checking out. _Episodes viewed as of this review: 12 of 17 (currently airing)_

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