Five Stars

A single episode delivers a variation of emotions. First, abandoning Tofu was sad but I can’t blame Nut for it since he knew nothing about Tofu and it's hard to believe the fantasy of him transforming into human. A normal person will react this way yet it is still sorrowful to see Tofu suffer. Second, the sense of comfort because Gen’s family is a gem. An open-minded parents who let their son decide for his own path in life. Third, the feeling of endurance by letting go and indirectly reimbursing the other person to taste his own medicine. Tofu’s been hurt several times by Nut’s words and fist that he decided to leave the house for the sake of peace from one’s burning rage of fire. Fourth, despite the chaos and never ending quarrels, Kuenchai is sending me cuteness due to his existence from the show. He knew when and how to act in accordance to the specific vibe of the scene. He can be joyful if the cast plays along with him, standing stiff to support the person in distress, and giving way for the couple’s romantic moments in the house. The dog nailed it! Finally, it ended in a heartwarming conversation that became the bridge for reconciliation. Happy to witness Nut’s opening his past to Tofu little by little. The playful-flirty Tofu at the end was so adorable. However, I want to know what happened to Ms. Left Slipper and where did the dog take her? Always anticipating the next episodes with a mindset of “expect the unexpected.”

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