(Im)Perfect 10 Liners
This was really cute! I also appreciated the format of the series, which combines three stories into 24 episodes (with 11-12 episodes each). This allows you to either binge-watch the entire series or take breaks and intersperse it with other shows if you prefer. It’s refreshing and reduces the pressure to watch everything at once, especially if long series aren't your thing.
Arc and Arm were adorable together, featuring a slight rivals-to-lovers premise. ForceBook are always a joy to watch; they bring fun and good vibes to every series they star in. I also enjoyed seeing Arm’s character development as he grows from his first to second year.
Yotha and Gun's storyline had more depth and significantly more drama. I didn't appreciate most of Yotha's actions in his part of the story, but I understand that his behavior is influenced by his upbringing and the way his first love unfolded. Don’t get me wrong – I don’t dislike him (I think it’s hard for me to feel negatively about anything associated with Perth!). I just wish he had made different choices. Additionally, I liked how the story involving Yotha, Faifa, and their family issues was developed – that was a good, compelling arc that had a wholesome conclusion.
Lastly, Faifa and Wine brought me joy throughout their story. The slow burn, the yearning, and the connection between them were simply wonderful, and I enjoyed watching Faifa grow into himself.
Overall, this is a good, albeit typical, GMMTV university drama.
Arc and Arm were adorable together, featuring a slight rivals-to-lovers premise. ForceBook are always a joy to watch; they bring fun and good vibes to every series they star in. I also enjoyed seeing Arm’s character development as he grows from his first to second year.
Yotha and Gun's storyline had more depth and significantly more drama. I didn't appreciate most of Yotha's actions in his part of the story, but I understand that his behavior is influenced by his upbringing and the way his first love unfolded. Don’t get me wrong – I don’t dislike him (I think it’s hard for me to feel negatively about anything associated with Perth!). I just wish he had made different choices. Additionally, I liked how the story involving Yotha, Faifa, and their family issues was developed – that was a good, compelling arc that had a wholesome conclusion.
Lastly, Faifa and Wine brought me joy throughout their story. The slow burn, the yearning, and the connection between them were simply wonderful, and I enjoyed watching Faifa grow into himself.
Overall, this is a good, albeit typical, GMMTV university drama.
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