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"House for Happiness is a Ukrainian comedy melodrama that shows the life of a young urban couple who decide to move to the countryside in search of happiness, but face a number of challenges and funny situations that test their relationship. The series reveals the difference between urban and rural life, raising the themes of friendship, love, trust and family values.

The characters in the series are very charismatic and vital. The main character, Natalia, is an ambitious and stubborn girl who is not afraid to express her opinion, which leads to many comical situations. Her partner, Maksym, is more calm and compliant, creating a perfect opposite in their tandem. The locals, in particular, Baba Lyuba, also add a special charm to the series. Their dialogues, habits and everyday concerns make them very recognizable to the Ukrainian audience.

One of the series' strengths is its humor. The writers successfully balance between folk flavor and modern urban culture, which allows the series to have a wide audience. The humor is based on conflicts and misunderstandings between "urban" and "rural" people, but it does not offend either side. Many of the jokes will be understandable to those who have experience of living in the countryside or have been in such situations.

However, the series is not without some stereotypes. Some scenes can be considered overly hyperbolic, which may seem unreliable. However, this approach is justified by the genre and the overall comedic atmosphere of the series.

The first season of House of Happiness leaves a pleasant impression because it not only entertains, but also makes you think about simple life values. The series reminded viewers of the importance of family, mutual support and finding happiness in the smallest things. This is a light and heartwarming series that is suitable for watching with the whole family.

Rating: 8/10.