To My Star In my pitch-black heart, a small star has grown.
Overview: The bittersweet love story between actor Kang Seo-jun who wants to escape from his daily life and chef Han Ji-woo who wants to live a peaceful life. The talented actor Kang Seo-jun has never seen a decline since his debut. He shines like a star in the sky, but due to an incident, he enters Han Ji-woo's world and experiences subtle emotional changes. The warm chef Han Ji-woo has been silently advancing towards his goal tenaciously but he falls into chaos due to Kang Seo-jun’s intrusion.
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> The second half of this season contained more storyline than the entire franchise combined. I won't consider this a great sequel to its predecessor, at least in terms of overall quality. The first half had no coherence and many scenes had bad tropes/stereotypes, while the second half of it had me taken. By episode 4, I found myself not wanting to watch further. Yet I saw it through till the end and I didn't regret it. The acting was superb as always, by both the main leads and the supporting characters. The core story in this season was more mature than the first, and I was pleasantly surprised by the second half. Especially so after the **disaster** the first half was. As a result, it felt rushed. The direction and writing for this season could have been better too. Overall, I am not sure whether I'll re-watch this season, although the story is worth a mention! Besides, the music and cinematography were _on point_. ### _As long as you have some patience with dramas, I think it deserves a chance!_