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Wasted Potential
Storytelling has so much potential that it’s frustrating to see how it hasn’t been fully utilized. All in all, the series itself isn’t that terrible, but there are some serious weak points. I find the parallel between peach and relationships interesting; however, at a certain point, besides feeling repetitive, the story of the two protagonists that accompanied it honestly didn’t make sense.
For example, when Po decides to take some time to reflect—okay, but what motivations led him to reach that decision? Not to mention how the reappearance of Sasom’s ex was presented with a sense of pathos that finally makes you think there will be some drama, and once again it falls completely flat.
Let’s talk about Sasom. The character and his role are completely disconnected. He’s an actor, he has a strict family that forces him to associate only with famous people, and he leads a double life as a porn star. THE POTENTIAL. In all of this, as we can see from his brother’s wedding, everyone already knows—yet we don’t even get a single episode where the truth comes out, the family finds out, or a scandal happens? His storyline is simply left to chance.
Don’t even get me started on the secondary couple—again, WASTED potential. A story with no sense or logical thread. Included just to fill time. Who is Inn? Who is Meen? We have no idea.
For example, when Po decides to take some time to reflect—okay, but what motivations led him to reach that decision? Not to mention how the reappearance of Sasom’s ex was presented with a sense of pathos that finally makes you think there will be some drama, and once again it falls completely flat.
Let’s talk about Sasom. The character and his role are completely disconnected. He’s an actor, he has a strict family that forces him to associate only with famous people, and he leads a double life as a porn star. THE POTENTIAL. In all of this, as we can see from his brother’s wedding, everyone already knows—yet we don’t even get a single episode where the truth comes out, the family finds out, or a scandal happens? His storyline is simply left to chance.
Don’t even get me started on the secondary couple—again, WASTED potential. A story with no sense or logical thread. Included just to fill time. Who is Inn? Who is Meen? We have no idea.
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