LunaSun

A very light-hearted series blending mostly comedy with romance, along with a few action elements that were more than decent considering its genre. The premise was interesting, but it could have benefited from fewer episodes. The build up in the first nine episodes, in particular, felt unnecessarily slow, while the humour and the situations depicted seemed better suited for the early teen audiences. After that point, however, it really picked up, and it became much more enjoyable to watch. The characters and the story itself, gained a more consistent identity and I enjoyed the humour much more than I expected—especially the goofy kind of humour that was portrayed mostly by the antagonists in the story.

As for the romance, it was cute. The main leads had a fun dynamic and good chemistry overall and I really enjoyed their acting. I've watched Shahkrit act before, so I knew he'd nail his part, but it was my first time seeing Vill and she was pretty good as well. The same goes for the rest of the cast, too. Everyone gave solid performances.

The weakest parts of this series, for me, were the side couple, mainly due to age reasons, and the writing near the end, which tested my patience in all the wrong ways. Absurdity is fine, but even that has its limits.

Having said that, my experience was positive overall. It was a very fun series to watch and I do recommend it to anyone who looks for a show to spend their time pleasantly, without much drama or overcomplicated situations.