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Plot and Story Progressing Done Right!!!
To be honest, I wasn't a fan of Nakun's acting when I started the first episode. However, it was only for a couple of minutes at the start of the episode; as the story progressed, my opinion completely changed. His acting is great. The biggest highlight for me was the plot and the directing. Sometimes, all a series needs is a strong story and good direction to make it truly enjoyable. I don't mean to downplay the actors' performances—they all did a great job as well. One thing I did notice was that the second couple's chemistry felt inconsistent throughout the series. In some episodes, they had amazing chemistry, while in others it felt like something was missing. Maybe that was an intentional choice, but I wasn't entirely sure. Overall, I really enjoyed this series, and kudos to everyone who took part in creating it.Was this review helpful to you?
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That's why we need more episodes to fully develop the story.
The plot is unique and fun to watch at the beginning, but things start to go downhill in the last two episodes. I understand that the audience wants a happy ending, but the way they handled it just doesn't make sense. Scent's uncle and father literally killed Gaysorn's parents, yet we're supposed to believe Gaysorn forgives Scent just like that? It also feels strange that Scent's father is suddenly portrayed as a more neutral character in the later episodes. And after everything that happened, Scent decides to name the perfume after Gaysorn? I understand wanting to create a fragrance inspired by him, but naming it after him gives me the ick. To tell the good thing, the cast and the music are definitely the highlights of the series. But the last two episodes frustrated me so much that even the flock of CGI butterflies surrounding Gaysorn in the final scene annoyed me. What was the direction behind that butterfly CGI? It looked so messy.Was this review helpful to you?
