This is a really good example that sometimes you don't necessarily need a big budget, big cast or spectacular plotline to give what the viewers want. I was honestly not expecting anything when i started watching it, i just happened to have some free time so thought why not give it a try and i gotta say they really pulled it off with the chemistry and the emotions expressed, I really like the characters portrayed (the actors did a good job 👏🏻) and i hope that the coming episodes will keep uo with my new set expectations for this series.
took me two months to finish this, I think it's the lack of on screen romance that made it a bit too lengthy for me to watch it because this was more about politics, sci-fi, friendship than it was abt romance. But at the same time the messages throughout the series were solid and i like the scene where fl went rampant with a gun it was really cool and i could feel how she felt. The fl character was nice, considering how female characters don't get justice most of the time, she was written well.
I rlly hope more romcoms will be directed like this in the future cuz this right here is some high quality content.👏🏻👏🏻 The cast is amazing and love all the characters portrayed. (bonus: I rlly love how they don't spoil anything on the previews for preceeding eps like i rlly appreciate that they keep it all mysterious until it's the moment) 10/10 for sure.
In omegaverse omegas can get pregnant and also act like traditionally viewed females who stay at home, cook, clean,…
Men who were born men and live men are not naturally able to give birth since they don't have a uterus in real life except for ofc transmen but they don't meet the criteria for being born men (no offence) but in omegaverse men who are born men and lives men, as long as they're an omega, can conceive a baby naturally. It's not a fiction for man to conceive a baby in this era yes, but still it doesn't take away the fact they aren't born men or had to go through surgery.
overall i would say that nth matches s1.I saw s2 as a filler just to give character backgrounds before the real deal happens and stuff but when they continued this into s3 that was when i became disappointed.
I feel like what made it less exciting for me was the addition of more and more characters and just how much screen time the military had more than the og main characters in the span of s2 and s3.
Everything just felt too easy going and the villain's ending was underwhelming like you just know he's gonna die no doubt and i personally feel like they could've made it a bit more exciting by making us doubt if things are really gonna be ok.
The lack of screen time for og characters. I wish they could've balanced it better since personally, as i really anticipated seeing the og cast again, i wasn't able to empathize with the new added characters and certain scenes meant to be emotional as much.
It felt really inconsistent. I'd say the addition of these many characters was just ridiculous and the worst part is it i wasn't able to feel emotionally attached to any of them.
Unlike s1 where i knew more abt the characters and felt attached to them. Theres more to say but it just all feels so useless now.
The environment s1 created stays unbeaten s1 was truely the sweet home you want to return to every time.
To everybody who's saying Ping's acting isn't as good as the other actors' (especially compared to Meen):I can't…
in case of some actors, they're just born to act regardless of age but for others they have to put in more effort and gain experience at their own phase and its really not a bad thing. I can feel that compared to ai long nhai, ping has gotten a bit better but nth drastic ofc, because his expressions are still hard to look at at times but nevertheless their chemistry is undeniable so hopefully he'll keep improving over time.
I feel like what made it less exciting for me was the addition of more and more characters and just how much screen time the military had more than the og main characters in the span of s2 and s3.
Everything just felt too easy going and the villain's ending was underwhelming like you just know he's gonna die no doubt and i personally feel like they could've made it a bit more exciting by making us doubt if things are really gonna be ok.
The lack of screen time for og characters. I wish they could've balanced it better since personally, as i really anticipated seeing the og cast again, i wasn't able to empathize with the new added characters and certain scenes meant to be emotional as much.
It felt really inconsistent. I'd say the addition of these many characters was just ridiculous and the worst part is it i wasn't able to feel emotionally attached to any of them.
Unlike s1 where i knew more abt the characters and felt attached to them. Theres more to say but it just all feels so useless now.
The environment s1 created stays unbeaten s1 was truely the sweet home you want to return to every time.