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It could be better executed.
The idea behind the story is very good and promising, but it's quite linear, doesn't have many plots, and most of the problems are just peaks that are quickly resolved. The narrative takes a while to get started, and the chemistry between the protagonists isn't very fast; it takes a while for them to have a promising relationship, so that could be a reason to abandon the series.
The secondary couple was very promising, but underutilized, and with a dynamic that was even a little absurd, if I may say so. Jonathan lied throughout the entire series about having had his first time with the other guy there, only to reveal that he literally didn't hook up with a drunk guy in the credits of the last episode... statistically speaking, who the hell stays until the end of the credits of the last episode? He could have at least revealed it to the viewers.
All the ideas could have been better exploited: the bride, the friend, the fact that his cousin/brother wanted to kill him. They were all thrown in and resolved in a better way, because until all these problems appeared, everything was at a standstill. No one has much personal development, except for Yang, who spends the entire series complaining and saying he's going to confront his father, and in the end, it's not even him who resolves it.
The arc of the two resolving their issues in the hospital was very good. If all the other problems had been represented like this, the series would have been perfect.
The characters have chemistry, that's obvious, but it could have been better executed.
The secondary couple was very promising, but underutilized, and with a dynamic that was even a little absurd, if I may say so. Jonathan lied throughout the entire series about having had his first time with the other guy there, only to reveal that he literally didn't hook up with a drunk guy in the credits of the last episode... statistically speaking, who the hell stays until the end of the credits of the last episode? He could have at least revealed it to the viewers.
All the ideas could have been better exploited: the bride, the friend, the fact that his cousin/brother wanted to kill him. They were all thrown in and resolved in a better way, because until all these problems appeared, everything was at a standstill. No one has much personal development, except for Yang, who spends the entire series complaining and saying he's going to confront his father, and in the end, it's not even him who resolves it.
The arc of the two resolving their issues in the hospital was very good. If all the other problems had been represented like this, the series would have been perfect.
The characters have chemistry, that's obvious, but it could have been better executed.
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