It’s decent, but also pretty cringey in some parts.
I love the story, the acting, and the overall narrative flow, but it gave me chills every time Toh did something weird. Collecting or touching things involving Nuea—like paper bags, bedsheets, food packages, and even leftover food (like crab and pig's head)—always gave me goosebumps while watching. Plus, the way Toh smiles always stressed me out. I know they could have made this series much better and more exciting.
On the positive side, I love how they showcased different types of people, situations, and real-world issues—like LGBTQIA+ struggles, discrimination, friendship, body shaming, insecurities, and changing oneself just to fit into society or impress someone. The story creates a comforting space for anyone experiencing those feelings, encouraging them to be more confident in who they are.
While the series has good elements, the cringe factor, weirdness, and especially Toh’s obsession forced me to rush through the remaining episodes because I couldn't take it anymore. I hope to see improvements from the writer next time. In reality, you rarely see someone acting like Toh—and even if people like that exist, it’s just plain weird. Always will be.
On the positive side, I love how they showcased different types of people, situations, and real-world issues—like LGBTQIA+ struggles, discrimination, friendship, body shaming, insecurities, and changing oneself just to fit into society or impress someone. The story creates a comforting space for anyone experiencing those feelings, encouraging them to be more confident in who they are.
While the series has good elements, the cringe factor, weirdness, and especially Toh’s obsession forced me to rush through the remaining episodes because I couldn't take it anymore. I hope to see improvements from the writer next time. In reality, you rarely see someone acting like Toh—and even if people like that exist, it’s just plain weird. Always will be.
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