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Honestly, I don't know how others saw Jimmy and Sea onto the characters, but I only saw Thap and In, whom I read about in the novel (except for the last scene lol). I mostly expected all that will happen in the series, as it is an adapted novel, and I truly believe that it is every author's dream to truly see the character they wrote into reality being well portrayed. They played the right emotion in every scene, even the right punch for the comedy, drama, and romance. Truly, Jimmy and Sea never disappoints with their acting.

It wasn't a perfect storyline, and some will find it cliché. The story has a great sequence; there are things that could've been better, but I already love how it is now, and as a reader and a watcher, it was perfect how it was done. The story talked about life that was sometimes overlooked by people. Talking about how death is a topic we tend to see as something normal, an escape, or an end. But no one has actually talked about those who are grieving, those who are left behind. And the oldest sibling trauma. Others will find it an overrated topic, but behind the conversation that happened is what was left unsaid for those who are really facing it. Other than all the issues and the plot, I found Love very interesting with their story. I just found love in every form that will make you see the goodness of having such to hold and being held onto. They portrayed such a very genuine and pure love that I even questioned if I'll find it in reality.

I really can't find the right words to describe the series; it was just so perfect for me. I want to ask for a few more episodes that will just make me see the life of Thap and In.