In my opinion, this is a unique and quite interesting love story. However, some subplots made no sense. For example, in the scene where both leading characters went to a store to buy tools and equipment for the orchid's greenhouse, they met the female leading character's friends crying outside the store when they left. That scene made no sense. Why did she meet her friends outside the store? Her friends should not be there. They did not intend to buy agricultural tools, so why did they go to that particular store? They should be worried about a place to live, yet they went all the way to cry outside that store for no particular reason. It seems like the writer just wanted to show that the female leading character had another good and soft side. She loved her friends and she would help them. Even though making her friends went there made no sense, the writer still sent them there to serve that purpose. For me, that is annoying. Another problem is that the male leading character forgave too easily. He forgave her even before he knew what happened and it was not convincing for me to believe. Also, the ending with the male leading character getting a gunshot is so cliche and so Thai melodrama that I could not help but roll my eyes. Overall, I gave it a 3/5.
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