Maxton Hall: The world between us

Hi guys.
I'd say it's a lovely hour in here right now but that'll only be me lying. It's 6pm at the moment and I am seated on the ground, leaning against a wall with furrowed eyebrows. Yes, I'm frowning.

Was scrolling through Instagram and I kept seeing contents about this particular series that just came out. Normally, I don't usually watch series for their popularity but I was losing my mind at a particular moment and I needed something to distract me from the fact that my mind was being lost. Heard this particular series was a book before it was acted, it was literally the only thing that spiked up my interest.

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I'm talking about Maxton Hall. After downloading all six episodes of the series, I got to find out that it's acted in Spanish and I needed to download extra subtitles to be able to watch it.

At that moment when I found out,I just slept man. I couldn't deal with that.😭😂

Maxton Hall is an adaption of the book series "Save Me" by Mona Kasten.
The series revolves around the life of Ruby, a determined scholarship student at a top school,Maxton Hall who seeks to acquire a recommendation letter for her acceptance into the Oxford university. Ruby's focus is disrupted when she becomes witness to a teacher and student affairs between Mr Sutton and Lydia Beaufort. The Beaufort is a rich family,millionaires to say the least. James Beaufort,the heir of a millionaire tried to silent her by making her life hell. They unexpectedly develop feelings for eachother and I don't know,you should watch it if you want to know the rest.
It's not the best prime video series I've watched but it's literally what's trending this year for prime video and I admire the movies, series that prime video produces. In a way,they excel in romance series/movies.

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Now, this is just a quick and easy summary of the series,If you're looking for something soft,dull and interesting,you should definitely try it. As for what I rate it, I'd give it a 3 and half out of 5 stars. This is entirely my opinion though and I'd love to hear yours once you've seen it.
Thanks for reading.