"Dear Hyeri" is a K-drama that captivated audiences with its stellar casting and exceptional music. Their performances create a believable and heartfelt connection, drawing viewers into the intricate dynamics of love and friendship. The supporting cast also delivers strong performances, adding layers of depth and charm to the story.

However, the series encounters challenges in its final four episodes. The storytelling becomes muddled, with several plot lines introduced but not fully developed. Character arcs that initially held promise feel rushed or unresolved, leaving viewers yearning for more depth. The emotional intensity built throughout the earlier episodes starts to wane, leading to a lackluster conclusion that doesn’t do justice to the character journeys established earlier.

Due to these narrative issues, I wouldn't recommend "Dear Hyeri" to others. While the performances and music are noteworthy, the lack of a cohesive and satisfying story undermines the overall experience. It’s a reminder that even with strong elements, a compelling narrative is crucial for a K-drama to leave a lasting impression.

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