nortegastar

I really enjoyed the series. Depending on personal taste and preferences, there will always be different opinions. However, I thought the different rhythms of the series were good and unique. I would have liked it more if the fantastical part of the series had been developed more, and its implications on the relationship between the protagonists and their environment.

I believe that one of the necessary conditions to fully enjoy this type of series, especially those set in a different culture, is to understand the implied, the sense of humor, and the way of acting, as the relevance of certain actions in the script are rooted in the country's culture, as well as the production execution in the Thai film industry. I would recommend to everyone who watches this type of series to do so with an open mind, so they can truly enjoy it and view it more objectively, and if there are any flaws or if it's just superficial impressions. Additionally, the cast does a great job. The chemistry not only between the main couples, but also among all the cast members, is wonderful.

It considered all the necessary tropes of a drama and I found it very interesting. Most of the characters showed quite an intriguing development. Nonetheless I felt that others were resolved in a rushed way. On another topic, I was worried about what the animal's treatment in this production was. Always when Jing'er's character was riding, there was a lot of unnecessary mistreatment of the horses. If you pay attention to the way he handles the horses, it's really painful to watch. The same for the battle scenes when you can clearly tell there's no CGI for the horses.

If someone reading this knows something about the production concerning this specific aspect, could you please comment on that?

It is wonderful to see how this series delved into themes focused on the human fiber, on the mechanisms that move us as beings that depend on each other.

I almost didn't watch it because I saw a lot of negative comments regarding Rowoon's performance and the concept of the series as such and that's why I didn't expect much from it.

However, from the beginning I gradually witnessed the talent involved in all aspects of the series' production.

Dealing with a topic as delicate as suicide and taking into account the situation that is still being experienced in South Korea in this regard, it is extremely commendable that they have taken the risk of dealing with it and making it more understandable and worthy of not being judged, and rather seen with more openness. Completely recommended series!