I Believe in a Thing Called Love

Her methods were so unconventional that I wondered if she was just trying to impress or really believed in her ideas. Did her approach make you root for her or feel a bit too much?

The mix of AI and teenage love was fresh and quirky. I’m curious whether this came from personal interests or a desire to explore modern relationships differently.

The story had a great flow overall, but the moments with her family felt a bit slower. Do you think this was intentional to deepen character development or just a pacing choice?