Cherry Magic! Proves Wholesomeness Is As Exciting As Smut

I personally love the music used in this series. I enjoy watching and listening to the opening. It was fun and cute. I very much love it.

In terms of scriptwriting, the words chosen are perfect as well. The words matched the characters' personality and it didn't seem awkward, unless executed awkwardly based on the character. The lines and overall exchange of dialogue felt like it happens to everyone. It felt realistic.

With the plot, I was really interested when I first read the title because it seems like it will be a fun series. Imagine, after thirty years of being a virgin, it gave you powers to read others' mind. The plot itself is good and very interesting. You will learn a lot of things from love to morality, especially in a workspace. The plot was well-written. It's good!

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For the cinematography, I was okay. It's like a typical camera angle, videography, and all. But I did like the firework scene. It made me feel butterflies in my stomach. I mean every episode made me feel that way, but that certain scene hits differently.

The acting fits the characters' personality. It doesn't seem like they were acting. I feel like that would be their actual reactions when this happen to them.

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We one of the Best series about Love: No.1 For You

First, I'd like to say how much I love YU. He's amazing, he's one of the best, probably one of the most talented celebrities out there.

I love the soundtrack. This is one of the few series that I don't skip the opening and the ending because I enjoy listening to it.

For the scriptwriting, who ever wrote their lines deserve everything in this world. It's witty, casual, and very according to the personality of the characters. The execution of the lines are good as well. It matches the chemistry of the actors.

College and enemies to lovers trope are cliché, but I STILL LOVE THE PLOT! The story is fun yet serious in some ways. There are lessons to learn. If you have regrets about what you did before your college graduation or like you have things you wish you did during your college days, this is a good series to watch for reminiscing and all.

For the cinematography, I love it! The camera angles and videography are good! The running moments, the underwater shots, it's perfect!

I'm not gonna lie, I thought YU's acting during the first episode is awkward and all, and then I realized that he's playing a character with that personality. Even with such short episodes, you will see character developments. Their acting is good and they are very casual with their roles. The chemistry is very natural!

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Fathers, A Gay Man's Struggles

Story wise, this shows the reality of being gay parents. Personally, I do not know the experience of it, but as a part of the LGBTQIA+ Community, I have knowledge enough to support my first statement. In a world where people treat same-sex relationships as taboo, it's hard to show yourself and at the same time being a good parent. People always have something to say, and this movie shows exactly how gay people get discriminated even though the intentions of other people isn't to discriminate them. It shows that people aren't educated enough about this topic and that the world has a long way to go in terms of accepting gay couples. A very good movie!

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