Getting through the beginning of this pinoy series is not easy. It only gradually gains strength until it graduates powerfully (and beautifully) at the end. The two main characters are definitely a big plus, literally, including the love scenes hinted at later and also some scenes in the last two episodes, and thus the creators contribute to perhaps a growing understanding of the Asian population towards sexual minorities. The revelation of Ace's mother, a beautiful lesbian, whom his father threw away immediately after birth and took his son in, was also pleasant at the end...

When you get the first meringue after many hours, the fairy-tale fireworks explode, and that's when I started laughing for the first time, but otherwise the comedy was definitely not much for me. The three twisted creatures, which apparently make Asian audiences laugh, seemed more like crying to me. But you also get used to that and eventually you even get along well with them, because in parts of Asia and Oceania gays are still not well tolerated by a large part of society, but if a gay man behaves and dresses like a woman, then he is tolerated.

I have a positive assessment with considerable tolerance of Asian production, except for the script, which in some situations was breaking, incomprehensible, unexpected, in the face, and about three or four times I would like the behavior of Sky (the most pleasant character and phenomenon of the entire series, at least for me), above all in heated situations, edited. Overall, a nice feeling and a little tear at the end...