Moonlight Chicken

A beautiful series. A delicate script, with some forgivable flaws, endearing characters, excellent cinematography, and incredible performances. The entire cast is top-notch, whether they play the main characters or the secondary ones, they are wonderful. The cinematography is very well done. The handling of light in the shots is very beautiful, giving us images full of beauty. Regarding the script, it gives us really profound and incredible dialogues, with phrases that make you want to incorporate them into your own notebooks. Beautiful. The music accompanies perfectly.

Moonlight Chicken shows us complex stories in a simple way, without avoiding a bit of reality. The themes are treated sincerely and without fuss. Wonderful, for example, how the hearing impairment of one of the secondary characters is addressed.

The characters are lovely. Among my favorites is Wen, whom we can get to know in his entirety from the first episode. A laid-back, strong, seductive, and mature guy, and at the same time, with a sweetness that is simply irresistible. I think it is the best performance I have seen from Mix. On the other hand, we have Li Ming, a teenager struggling for his coming of age, played by Fourth in a masterful way. Undoubtedly, the best he has done in character development and, along with Gemini playing Heart, they steal the series and eclipse the protagonists with the tenderness, humanity, and delicacy with which they portray their characters.

I would also like to highlight Khaotung playing Gaipa, a secondary character, without much presence in the story, but who is so, so well acted by him that it moves you. Everything about him is natural, endearing. He is so lovable. This actor has outdone himself. He has surprised me enormously in this performance, showing that he can play great roles.

In summary, I highly recommend it.