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About a schoolboy guy who drops out of school to go headlong into e-sports, his parents do not approve of his son's choice, limit him in every way, and prohibit everything related to games, indicating to his son that his path should be school-university-factory.

About a schoolboy guy who drops out of school to go headlong into e-sports, his parents do not approve of his son's choice, limit him in every way, and prohibit everything related to games, indicating to his son that his path should be school-university-factory.

The series builds episodes like a rollercoaster, you watch the first two episodes and it seems tolerable and even interesting in some cases, and when Scar (a fictional Persian) appears, it even becomes funny, then you get to episode 3 and you suddenly want to cut it out, inspect until 5 and everything becomes more interesting and better, the final was merged into a dull one again because of the unnecessary lines created by the screenwriters, which, due to timing (probably) could not be revealed.

For me, this is the first Russian-language project in which swearing is used as it should be, I didn't experience the feeling of cringe in the moment of swearing, and even in the moments I lost it from the way they were inserted in speeches.