LunaSun

A series that doesn't lack anything compared to any of the romantic queer dramas produced by bigger companies. Set in the nostalgic 90s, the story captures well the innocence and simplicity of those times, with a solid premise that blends romance and dramatic elements together, giving a sense of realism and authenticity. However, for me, the story didn't climax as much as it could have. I feel the build-up prepared you for something bigger to happen, but the storytelling remained somewhat safe, without delving too deeply into certain issues, which might as well have been the show's intention.

Regarding the characters, they were very lovable and well written. Each had distinct personalities, yet they fit well together, and the portrayal of their friendship was heart warming. As for the romantic dynamics, all the pairings had good chemistry, and most importantly, no character was just an extension of their romantic life. Love is part of them, but not the core of their personality. In terms of the acting, it was good overall and the cast performed their roles well.

In conclusion, I do recommend this series to people looking for slow burn romance. While the show itself didn't make a significant impact on me as a viewer, it left me with a positive impression and I enjoyed the journey. A lot of care was put into this series and it will keep you interested throughout all ten episodes without becoming tiresome.