The casting was phenomenal; I think all the cast members did a fantastic job in terms of acting skills. What was a miss for me was the storyline. I believe the plot of this show was to highlight two aspects; 1 was always be yourself, and the right person will love you regardless, and the 2nd was highlighted more towards the end of the show, which was the ability to have same-sex marriage in Thailand. The concept was great but poorly executed. The 2nd goal of the show was only discussed towards the end and didn't have a built-up to it to understand the plot's purpose better. The 1st goal of being yourself didn't need 9+ episodes to get to; a simple open-ended conversation with the main lead could've tackled this hurdle.

With that being said, what was a definite miss for me was the fun factor. The show needed more funny moments to keep it lively and exciting. It was missing that punch of excitement that we all watch shows for and, at times, was very snoozy. However, would I say no one should ever watch this show? Of course, not! Give it a try, some individuals might love it, and some might relate more to my opinion. It's not that I didn't enjoy watching the show; I just thought the show could have better executed it.

The refreshing part of the show was to watch the actors not hold themselves back when it came to the romantic scenes. I was exhausted from seeing actors not making the kissing scenes as realistic and spicy as they should be in other shows, and this series definitely brought the spice factor. The kissing scenes were incredible and all the other *stuff*. They didn't make me wonder why one of them wasn't even opening their mouth for a kiss, which is a plus point. The chemistry seemed natural, and so did the love factor.

Overall, I would say A+ for effort and a C for execution.