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The topic truly deserves to be discussed, as we are currently suffering from it.

We're talking about the negative aspects of TikTok and the internet in general, and how these platforms have begun to affect generations-especially children and young people. It has become easy for anyone to gain fame and money through meaningless content that lacks real value.

At the same time, we cannot deny that the internet has become an essential part of our lives. It's used in critical areas such as banking, universities, education, and more. However, the problem doesn't lie in the tool itself, but in how people use it.

What truly bothers me is that these issues could have been presented in a much better way-without the vulgarity or embarrassment we often feel while watching certain scenes or hearing certain expressions, especially when we're with family.

Unfortunately, such suggestive language and scenes have become a common feature in most modern Egyptian films, to the point where one feels ashamed to watch them in the presence of others.

I just finished watching the series. I really liked the narration and story. I liked sticking to the dream, trying more than once, and not giving up despite many failed attempts. I liked the series because there is no bullying that happens in schools like in other series. What I liked most was the love relationship between Hee Do and Yi Jin. It is the friendship between Ho Di, Yeo Rim, and the rest of the team. I felt that I saw something new that did not depend on romantic relationships only but rather on passion, continuity, friendship, and optimism in life despite its difficulty. Also, when you discussed the aspect of sports and the conflicts that happen to players, as happens in reality, and the amount of pressure and difficulties they feel in sports, they chose to remain friends and not become enemies. Seriously, I give this series a 10/10. And finaly I feel have a lot of words to desrept this tv series more than like that.