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The plot is wonderful. For me, though, it leans more toward comedy than romance, which is why I don’t look too deeply into its plot. The main goal of a comedy film or series is to make its audience laugh, not necessarily to spread awareness or deliver some profound message. This isn’t a documentary, after all.

It has the perfect amount of cringe you would expect from a rom-com, and that’s why I’m impressed by how well the actors pulled it off, especially Pond. However, there’s still room for improvement in Phuwin’s acting. He’s been in the industry for years, so I can’t help but wonder if he still gets nervous in front of the camera or if there’s something else holding him back.

I’m also wondering why some people are looking for so much depth in this series. It’s a ROM-COM, not a slice-of-life drama. Not every series needs to be profound or carry a meaningful message to be enjoyable.

This series has proven that a rom-com can become incredibly popular even without a particularly deep or complex storyline. Sometimes, all a series needs is good comedic timing, entertaining characters, the right amount of cringe, and actors who know how to make the audience laugh. And honestly, there’s nothing wrong with that.