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I wanna start by saying that this whole concept felt very unique, an established that's not about how they get together, but how they manage a huge obstacle, one of the people in the relationship is scamming the other.

In the first half, I really enjoyed this. It was well crafted where you could understand the character's motives, and also feel the strong build up towards the unevitable event where Pai finds out that Tim both scammed him and others.

I also really enjoyed the second couple, U and North, I could really feel the conflict in feelings, as well as the strong foundation they then build their relationship on.

The second half wasn't bad either, I just think it needed more time and have a bit better pacing. The previous emotional juiceiness drops a bit here where it feels like the characters gets no space to reflect or change.

I also feel like especially Tim's motives were a bit unclear, in terms of why he became a scammer. I also wish we could have seen more of his conflict cause it sometimes felt like it was set up for something deeper we would find out about later, but instead we heard nothing more about it. I feel like Tim's parents and family would have been a great way to show him opening up to Pai, but instead they just felt like your standard parents in a series.

Now I'm done with the bad things. I want to praise this series for the way it handled Pai's family and his family dynamics cause it really felt like no one were "the evil grandpa/aunt", they just had different viewpoints.

Overall, I think if you like the premise, than you're gonna enjoy this.