Worst boyfriend on earth reforms himself. I wouldn't wish Phayu for anyone (at least, not in first episodes). At the beginning he was horrible. Always canceling plans, forgetting what his girlfriend liked, breaking promises and never caring enough. He just wanted to have May but not do what being a boyfriend should. I didn't like him. When I discovered a new fool thing he did to May week after week, I felt sorry for her, because she was wonderful. Kind, bright, patient, all the good things in life yet the one holding her back was her excuse of a boyfriend. May deserved better, she was the one who loved the most between them. May was my favorite person in this drama. She took her things, cursed her ex boyfriend and left to have a better life and be happy without someone spoiling her mood. Phayu deserved every second of that cursed. He saw her everywhere after the breakup. To be consumed by a guilt he didn't know how to identify was what he gained by making May feel less than his friends, like she didn't had a place in his life even after he was the one to asked her in a date. So I enjoyed it, the funniest thing of the drama was how things started to go so bad for him until reaching his breaking point and going into a trip to end the cursed. Not going to lie, my biggest worry while watching was the script. I wanted Phayu to end alone, I didn't think He deserved to be happy after what he did. And maybe that's why Katsuki was such an important person in Phayu's journey to become better. Without Katsuki, Phayu wouldn't have learned anything. Katsuki was fierce, broke his leg and glared at him (as she should) but she too made him see the other side of the coin. She taught him how to be more empathic, what being the one treated as nothing felt like and Phayu, for the first time, realized what an ass he was to May. I loved the closure, Phayu changed, May was living her best life and katsuki got her heart repaired. Muteluv once again proved that you can make a great film in 4 episodes. From beautiful colors to magical scenes, it was a trip to the soul.