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Half-Baked Side Couples
There were three side characters that were given romantic storylines but all were left unfinished and felt unsatisfying.
The worst was Tian who had many blips of hook-ups, a hint of a connection that came from nowhere and fizzled out just as fast, and then a rushed, last minute "couple" with no chemistry or connection. Tian's storyline revealing why he opted for hook-ups deserved a clean ending where he finds someone to commit to but they only teased one potential with an older man that ended just as soon as it begun and an awkward, mismatched feeling tease with the bellboy.
Tai and Yu only hinted a connection around the edges but nothing ever happened.
Tee and Jeab felt like the only acceptable ending because Tee stumbled through a somewhat confession in a post-credits scene that hinted at a future story to come.
Fu and Moo was enjoyable but having three incomplete storylines felt too distracting to me even though the main couple got a full, well-rounded storyline.
The worst was Tian who had many blips of hook-ups, a hint of a connection that came from nowhere and fizzled out just as fast, and then a rushed, last minute "couple" with no chemistry or connection. Tian's storyline revealing why he opted for hook-ups deserved a clean ending where he finds someone to commit to but they only teased one potential with an older man that ended just as soon as it begun and an awkward, mismatched feeling tease with the bellboy.
Tai and Yu only hinted a connection around the edges but nothing ever happened.
Tee and Jeab felt like the only acceptable ending because Tee stumbled through a somewhat confession in a post-credits scene that hinted at a future story to come.
Fu and Moo was enjoyable but having three incomplete storylines felt too distracting to me even though the main couple got a full, well-rounded storyline.
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