Emotional Rollercoaster with Powerful Performances but a Rushed Finale
The series had me on the edge of my seat from start to finish. Despite its complex storyline and some repetitive hardships, the writers did an excellent job of helping the audience understand each character’s motivations and emotional struggles. The depth of the performances, especially from the main cast, made every scene feel raw and real. However, the ending fell somewhat flat—particularly regarding May’s father. I would’ve wished for a more balanced conclusion that gave the characters room to resolve their conflicts rather than rushing everything into the final episode. Still, the acting and emotional weight of the series make it a memorable watch.Was this review helpful to you?
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I'm so confused
The plot so far feels inconsistent and confusing, especially regarding Earn’s motivations. I understand that in episode one she was hurt — Lada’s mother threatened her, and she was misled into believing that Lada was seeing someone else. That’s understandable. But instead of confronting Lada with the truth, she chooses to lie about her own feelings, which makes little emotional sense.Then in episode two, when Earn learns that Lada never actually dated that guy despite his repeated advances, her reaction is even more puzzling. She suddenly decides she wants Lada back — but again, without any honesty about what really happened. Rather than clearing the air, she acts as if nothing ever went wrong, she lacks any real understanding of how her actions might have hurt Lada and starts pursuing her again relentlessly. It’s hard to root for her when her actions feel so irrational and invasive. If I were Lada, I’d honestly be considering a restraining order at this point.
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way too dragged out
This could’ve easily been done in eight episodes. The plot often felt dragged out, unfocused, and at times utterly boring — like it was going nowhere and lacking any real structure. The constant flashbacks to scenes that had literally just happened were infuriating and made the pacing even worse. Still, the acting was genuinely strong, and FreenBecky’s undeniable chemistry carried the entire show, making it at least somewhat worth watching despite the frustrating storytelling.Was this review helpful to you?
