There are some stories that take you away from the very first scene; XO, Kitty gives exactly that feeling. This young generation romantic comedy by Jenny Han, sprouting from the beloved "To All the Boys" universe, establishes a world that is both familiar and fresh by transporting the main character Kitty to the brightly lit corridors of Seoul. The South Korean aesthetic, which has gradually been opened to Western eyes with the "hallyu" wave of Koreans, is not just a backdrop in this series; it becomes the story itself. Kitty is a cheerful and self-confident young girl who considers herself quite skilled at arranging other people's love lives. However, when it comes to his own heart, things are not going at all as planned. When he stepped into a prestigious school in Seoul, the scene that greeted him was far beyond his expectations. New friends, old secrets, misunderstandings, and questions about one's identity all come together. The series tells the story of Kitty's journey to discover not only romance but also her own personality and past amidst this chaos. XO, the secret to Kitty's success lies in never losing her emotional intelligence. It masterfully strikes the balance between laugh-out-loud moments and heart-wrenching emotional scenes. The way it portrays the process of discovering LGBT identity, especially during adolescence, is both honest and compassionate. The young cast of the series has the energy and naturalness to carry these balances; the joy and vulnerability that Anna Cathcart adds to Kitty makes the character real. When the rich cultural texture of Seoul, the intrigues swirling in the school corridors and the inevitable turmoil of love come together, a production that appeals to everyone but especially deeply affects the young audience emerges. Dec. While watching, you both smile and blush, get excited and feel like something is settling into place. In this journey spanning three seasons, each episode manages to leave you wondering about the next one. To join Kitty's Seoul adventure, all you need is a little romance and a lot of impatience.