Jewel Rae Villaluz

**Rating: 9/10** Initially, I found the lead actress's performance to be quite off-putting, almost robotic. Similarly, some might say the same about Eunwoo's acting; both seem a bit mechanical at first. However, as the series progressed, their performances grew on me, and I started to appreciate the nuances in their portrayals. It became clear that their acting styles were intentional, likely guided by the director to fit the story's context. One of the standout aspects of this drama is the profound message it delivers. The series highlights that everyone goes through their own struggles in life. It teaches us not to judge others hastily based on the appearance or what we only heard from other people, as we often don't understand the full depth of their experiences. There's a significant lesson here about empathy and understanding that I hope other viewers also grasp. The show offers a blend of emotions—it’s cringey at times, delightfully romantic, humorous, and thought-provoking. It manages to balance light-hearted moments with serious themes, making it both entertaining and meaningful. Overall, I loved it for its ability to make me laugh, feel giddy, and think deeply about societal issues.

This movie was great. You can see each member's passion on what they are doing. A total thumbs up for this movie.