A short but sweet series to warm your heart
Even though the series only has four episodes and ended too early, they managed to pace the characters' development so that the next one wasn't too rushed. The plot and the series itself are well-directed, organized, and easy to understand.Aside from the fact that SeaKeen's acting isn't 100% perfect yet, they did a great job playing their roles as the two protagonists. Especially Sea's performance as Mawin; he's improved since Only Boo! Perhaps playing the shyer character while Keen plays the more energetic one will be more their vibe, which is why it worked so well!
In conclusion, it's a good miniseries for those who enjoy fluff, serene and warm series with kind and good-hearted characters!
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Not worth watching.
I've never written a review so I'll try my best to explain why this series is not worth your time.The plot, the casting, the set, had so much potential so they could ruin the whole series in the last second.
There's not a proper revenge arc and the MC seriously lost the plot at the very first eps and tried to make the watcher believe the revenge plan was still in the process. I was really looking forward to watch this series, thinking it would be as good as the storyline indicates.
The last episode was what bothered me the most... the MC sexually assaulted the ML on their breakup scene, and for what? So it would be immediately forgotten later that episode?
Both the characters acted like nothing happened, going back to dating eachother... MC didn't even apologize and just said "I love you" to quickly win the ML back.
I'm so dissapointed, I really thought this series was gonna be good and actually expected good content from the little amount of episodes it had.
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Good series but way too many characters
I watched this series right after finishing the available eps of When oranges fall and met AlmondProgress.The story itself is good! The school life and slice of life part of the series is really comforting and the serious talks about sexuality acceptance and family issues are a good combo that make the story more realistic.
Despite the amazing work of all the cast and production, there are some flaws. I haven't read the original novel so I wouldn't know if Noh's and Phun's relationship on the first few episodes was supposed to be like this, it felt a little rushed since Phun had a girlfriend and was immediately hitting on Noh and ignoring that fact. There are way too much characters, too many storylines happening at once, it's hard to keep up with each of them. Not only that but the introduction of characters at the start was a bit confusing.
I think the relationship between Lee and Aim should've been more explored and so should've been Noh and Yuri's and Noh and Ohm's.
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