LunaSun

A series with a very good and intriguing base for both the mystery and its characters, but ultimately with a lot of room for improvement in the writing department. While developing the plot, they tried to establish the partnership of Dew and Tee in a way that often felt forced, when that wasn't actually needed for the story. Their dynamic could have also been developed naturally through small, subtle moments alongside the story, while leaving more room to flesh out better the details of the mystery itself.

The acting was genuinely the part I enjoyed the most. The entire cast did a very good job portraying their characters, showcasing their acting range. Dew and Tee specifically, as a duo, had very nice acting chemistry and complemented each other, which makes me look forward to seeing them in their next project as well.

Overall, I would recommend the series to people who enjoy mysteries. The show will surely keep you interested until the end, but it does not raise the stakes beyond what you would expect from a standard mystery. It had the potential to be great, but ends up feeling a bit predictable and lacks the wow factor you usually expect from the genre.