Before delving into the world of "Love Syndrome," I decided to explore the First Book of the series, which painted a tumultuous picture of their relationship. Hoping for growth and improvement, I jumped into the series, only to find that while there were changes, they fell short of true progress.

The story follows Itt, initially portrayed as a petulant child, whose unreasonable demands lead to an accident resulting in Day’s partial amnesia. Day, his boyfriend, fails to recognize Itt and reverts to his hateful demeanor, favoring only his younger brother. Undeterred, Itt remains by Day's side, determined to jog his memory and rebuild their past. Flashbacks offer glimpses into their shared history, while an antagonist from their past threatens to destroy them both.

One of the main grievances lies in Itt's failure to learn and mature after the tragic events. Instead, he regresses, becoming a victim of circumstance and suffering from panic attacks. However, there are glimmers of growth as Itt learns to care for Day without becoming overly emotional when faced with rejection. Conversely, the relationship between Day's brother, Night, and Itt's friend, Gear, blossoms into something more wholesome.

The series also suffers from repetitive plots, where Itt repeatedly runs away from Day, only to meet someone new who falls for him, only for Day to reclaim his dominance. This cycle becomes predictable and lacks depth. Moreover, the character development of Itt feels stagnant and one-dimensional, leaving him bland as a protagonist. Day's temperament fluctuates between caretaker and temperamental, leaving the audience yearning for consistency and growth.

However, amidst these shortcomings, Lee and Frank deliver commendable performances, breathing life into their characters. Their talent and dedication shine through, despite the limitations of the script. Additionally, the music score, especially the opening track, adds a layer of enjoyment to the viewing experience.

In conclusion, this series may not live up to all expectations, and my personal disappointment may taint my perception. Yet, it remains watchable, primarily due to the captivating performances of the lead actors. Give it a chance, but with tempered expectations, and appreciate the glimpses of talent within the series.