A follow-up to Gen Y, this series centers largely on the love triangle between Wayu, Thanu, and Pha. It had the potential to craft an engaging story about Wayu’s moral dilemma in choosing between Pha and Thanu, but instead, the plot drags on with a weak storytelling.
The Wayu/Thanu/Pha love triangle remains unbearable, with a drama that drags on endlessly. If Wayu and Thanu were simply dull, chemistry-free characters in the first season, they’ve become utterly unbearable in the second—completely devoid of empathy.
Mark and Kit: The second season really should have focused on the evolution of their romance, especially since Mark has always loved Kit more deeply than Kit loved Mark. This season highlights Kit opening up and becoming more affectionate toward Mark, while Mark struggles with insecurity due to Kit's decision to apply for a scholarship abroad. They completely steal the show whenever they appear.
Jack and Koh: They remain the comedic duo that adds a playful and lighthearted touch to the series. Their story deserved more attention in the second season, and after Mark and Kit, they’ve officially become my favorite couple!
It’s clear the actors deserved a better script and did the best they could with what they were given, but this time, not even Mark and Kit or Jack and Koh could save the series.
The Wayu/Thanu/Pha love triangle remains unbearable, with a drama that drags on endlessly. If Wayu and Thanu were simply dull, chemistry-free characters in the first season, they’ve become utterly unbearable in the second—completely devoid of empathy.
Mark and Kit: The second season really should have focused on the evolution of their romance, especially since Mark has always loved Kit more deeply than Kit loved Mark. This season highlights Kit opening up and becoming more affectionate toward Mark, while Mark struggles with insecurity due to Kit's decision to apply for a scholarship abroad. They completely steal the show whenever they appear.
Jack and Koh: They remain the comedic duo that adds a playful and lighthearted touch to the series. Their story deserved more attention in the second season, and after Mark and Kit, they’ve officially become my favorite couple!
It’s clear the actors deserved a better script and did the best they could with what they were given, but this time, not even Mark and Kit or Jack and Koh could save the series.
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