The show prioritizes a same-sex romance as its primary narrative, heavily focusing on identity rather than more traditional storytelling or character arcs. This can come across as ticking representation boxes rather than letting story and character naturally develop. Viewers seeking character-driven plots may see the romance and frequent references to reincarnation identity as forced.

Traditional family, gender roles, and broader cultural norms are largely absent or subverted. The series highlights progressive perspectives, and puts little emphasis on core traditional values or masculinity, portraying such aspects as less relevant in modern life. Classic romantic tropes are reimagined through a decidedly modern lens.

There's little presence or sympathy for characters with non-modern views concerning gender and relationships. Any alternative or more traditional worldview is absent or depicted as outdated. The whole show leans into a single set of values with few hints at internal debate or discussion.