Review: Love O2O

This Review of Love O2O Contains Spoilers in the Form of Fangirl Squees

Let me put this out there right away, I love this show.  Like a lot.  It is pure sparkling fluff, but I enjoyed every episodes of it!  This drama was a first for me in a few ways.  It was my first Chinese Drama.  I’ve watched some Chinese movies like Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon and House of Flying Daggers, but never a drama.  It was also the first drama with more than twenty-five episodes.  Normally I shy away from dramas that are especially long as I’m afraid it will drag and I’ll lose interest.  It was also the first drama in a long time that I actively rearranged my schedule so that I could see the new episodes as soon as they were posted.

It has taken me a little while to get my thoughts in order for this review.  I’m not the most organized when it comes to notes for reviews, but I was especially disorganized with this one because I was spazzing with excitement each episode.  So please have patience with me and this rambling review!

At First Glance: Love O2O

Can we just take a moment to bask in the utter adorableness of this show?  Seriously, if you haven’t been watching I truly suggest that you do!  I am having the best time with this show.  I hadn’t heard of the book or the drama until I read Amber KMuse’s post urging other people to join her watching this totally fantastic drama.  What a complete shame it would have been had I not taken the time to read Amber’s article!  I would have been oblivious to this drama and that would have been bad!  My life is better with this drama.  Ok, that might be a little much.  But seriously, this drama just makes my heart happy and I cannot help but smile and giggle while watching.  I suggest that you take a moment to read Amber’s post too, she’s read the novel as well and I think she’ll convince you to watch this too!