Honestly, I didn’t expect to like this miniseries as much as I did. What really got me was how it focuses on Phayu’s personal growth after his breakup with May. Haunted by visions of his ex, he’s forced to confront his past behavior and reflect on their relationship while traveling to Japan in search of an Ema plaque he thinks is behind the curse.
Once in Japan, he meets Satsuki, who in a way helps him realize just how bad of a boyfriend he actually was. I’m glad he finally owned up to never keeping his promises to May and hurting her. His remorse felt genuine, and he truly learned that love alone isn't enough to make a relationship work. I really loved that he put in the work to become a better person before jumping into anything with Satsuki.
Dew has been blowing me away ever since Leap Day. To be honest, he wasn't an actor I paid much attention to before, but his recent performances prove how versatile he really is. Kucci was absolutely stunning, and she did an amazing job for her acting debut. Definitely one of my favorite stories from the MuTeLuv anthology!
Once in Japan, he meets Satsuki, who in a way helps him realize just how bad of a boyfriend he actually was. I’m glad he finally owned up to never keeping his promises to May and hurting her. His remorse felt genuine, and he truly learned that love alone isn't enough to make a relationship work. I really loved that he put in the work to become a better person before jumping into anything with Satsuki.
Dew has been blowing me away ever since Leap Day. To be honest, he wasn't an actor I paid much attention to before, but his recent performances prove how versatile he really is. Kucci was absolutely stunning, and she did an amazing job for her acting debut. Definitely one of my favorite stories from the MuTeLuv anthology!
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