“Psycho But It's Okay” is a fantasy romance drama about a community health worker at a psychiatric ward who lives on 1.8 million won (approximately $1,520) per month and a storybook writer with an antisocial personality disorder. A man who refuses to believe in love and a woman who has never experienced love defy destiny and fall in love, discovering their souls and personalities along the way.

Moon Kang Tae, a psychiatric ward community health worker. Moon Kang Tae is a man endowed with everything, including a great body, intelligence, the ability to sympathise with others, patience, the ability to react quickly, stamina, and much more. He has an eight-year-old brother with autism who exhibits symptoms.

When an antisocial children's book author and a selfless psych ward caretaker cross paths, an exceptional path to emotional recovery opens up. It's impossible to guess what will happen next in this series, which is all about suspense and love.                        

It's not like other shows where everything is simply cool and fancy. It's all about emotions and a sense of belonging, as well as the need for love and affection. This show is all about feelings, and it teaches us to trust our intuition.

When we listen to our inner voice, it can be frightening at first, but after a while, everything settles down and we never regret listening to our own instincts. In addition, character development is crucial in this series because each character is important in making the story work. This series includes love, caring, pleasure, suffering, tragedy, and friendship.

A meaty, bleak, whimsical melodrama about people dealing with trauma and mental illness, It's Okay is a difficult film to watch. There's a lot to unpack, including painful emotions to experience and unconscious perceptions to explore. So, for the time being, if you're looking for a fluffy rom-com, this is definitely not the film for you.

The journeys of our characters, on the other hand, are incredibly rewarding to watch because they are teased out so organically that all of the development and success feels won and real. Our cast's fantastic performances – with a special shout-out to Oh Jung Se for his impressively amazing portrayal of an autistic character – bring it to life.It's not difficult to become involved in the lives of our characters.

There are a few hiccups along the way, but overall, this was a really enjoyable watch.