elenare77

I don't know, guys, I've seen many higher rated series that are actually much worse than this. It was no masterpiece whatsoever, but it was entertaining. I enjoyed it, at least.

When I saw them cuddling in bed to just sleep it felt weird. What do you mean "good night"? Who are these two imposters?

Great series with good acting (Dew!!), intriguing storyline, well-rounded characters, pleasing aesthetics. What ruined it for me, the reason why I could not give it a 10/10, was that I knew from the start that the endgame would be OffGun. No matter what twist the plot may take, I knew deep down (well, not so deep actually) that Jira and Ko would end up together. This is one of the cons of having fixed couples: it takes away from the engagement in the story development because you already know from the start how it's gonna end. This may work for a comfort romcom, but it's counterproductive in a story like this where you are supposed to wonder what the characters are going to do. It never left me wondering as I already knew and I enjoyed it less than I could have.

"I'm traumatized because my dad threw my teddy bear in the trash" is the most epic explanation for sadistic behaviour ever. I love every second of this train wreck

Indeed! 😄

I honestly don't get all the hate the series is getting. Anyway, to each their own. I love, love, love Fah. He's the only adjusted adult. He knows his worth, he knows what he wants and he knows how to get it. Unapologetically. No man child, no crybaby bottom cliché, no oh my god my boyfriend wants to do the nasty and I am so embarrassed bullshit. And while Toh and Jimmy live their melodrama, Fah and Teh go at it like rabbits, like, in every episode. Again, unapologetically. Because yeah, that's what couples do. Fah is a breath of fresh air

what's the point of wearing a mask if you're ready to blabber your full family name to the first masked stranger who asks you? the whole party scene was a bit weird. Loving the series tho