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Touching
This series was truly touching. I really enjoyed watching these characters evolve throughout.
I didn't expect the series to have so much singing, but it wasn't bothersome in itself.
I really appreciated the series for the way it shows parenthood and how it can shape your teenage and adult life. Win has a good relationship with his father, with whom he can confide easily and even be very affectionate, unlike Nut, whose father emotionally abuses him by, for example, smashing his guitar and simply not caring about his opinion.
It's the same for Chai and Ek, where Chai sacrifices himself for his mother, while Ek has parents who are supportive and listen.
My main criticism of the series is that the pacing was slow, and I would have liked the characters Lin and Biu to be more developed; their development was really weak.
I recommend it if you're looking for soft characters and their evolutions.
I didn't expect the series to have so much singing, but it wasn't bothersome in itself.
I really appreciated the series for the way it shows parenthood and how it can shape your teenage and adult life. Win has a good relationship with his father, with whom he can confide easily and even be very affectionate, unlike Nut, whose father emotionally abuses him by, for example, smashing his guitar and simply not caring about his opinion.
It's the same for Chai and Ek, where Chai sacrifices himself for his mother, while Ek has parents who are supportive and listen.
My main criticism of the series is that the pacing was slow, and I would have liked the characters Lin and Biu to be more developed; their development was really weak.
I recommend it if you're looking for soft characters and their evolutions.
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