The acting of Mond and So is truly impressive. I love how they portrayed Mond as cold on the outside but warm on the inside. Many people believe that the chemistry between the main couple feels forced and lacks emotion. However, considering the way the director has developed the characters, their acting is entirely convincing and appropriate. Romantic scenes between couples who love each other are commonplace in countless other films. But in this series, I could feel the subtle development of Mond’s emotions and the nuanced eye contact between the two. It’s a love marked by shyness and an underlying delicacy.

That said, I wasn’t particularly impressed with the script, as it lacks dramatic peaks in the main couple’s love story. On the other hand, the friendship between the six characters is portrayed very naturally and warmly. Unfortunately, the author’s decision to focus on too many couples has somewhat diluted the spotlight on the SO-Mond pair.

In summary, this is a film with good cinematography and camera angles. The plot is average, and the actors’ performances are decent.