SPOILER ALERT! [8/10]

The first episode left a good impression on me. The production, editing, effects, and sound are great. The acting of the main characters is great and the supporting characters did equally well. None of them lack the acting skills to make the first episode watchable. Our main character is Phumjai, a spoiled brat who is clueless about the reality of being an adult, and a huge fan of a Chinese influencer who loves Thailand, Tammy. In an attempt to gain Tammy's attention, he wants to learn Chinese. On his way to sign up for a Mandarin class, he meets Yangfeng, a foreigner who is looking for a local business partner to open a mini market in Thailand. A misunderstanding happens that makes them dislike one another, but they end up in a situation that requires each other's cooperation. Poor the security guy who tried to break off their fight! I enjoyed the touch of comedy here and there. I'm looking forward to seeing the outcome of the secret Phumjai's friend and brother have been hiding from him. Phumjai will feel betrayed that Tag is dating his brother, but I don't think he'll make a fuss about it. My favourite character is Oto, Phumjai and Tag's friend. My only concern so far is Offroad's portrayal of Phumjai. I don't know if that's how Phumjai's meant to behave because he's very loud and childish. I think he's supposed to be naive, but let's see how it goes.

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