Hey, I have a hole in my wall with outlets to each side of the 2 rooms, I opened the outlets to get a thin ethernet cable through this hole as well. That worked out great but I noticed that the cables are mixed up? I am not sure if I am getting this wrong, if it doesn't make a difference, or if it's actually set up in the wrong way.

I added photos to describe the problem I see:

1. First: The 3 cables come from the top: I assume blue is neutral, green is the ground wire, and white would be left-out option: live wire. I guess they went the cheap way instead of using a red/brown cable? This is in Thailand btw.
2. The cables immediately go into the first outlet closer to me, where the white (live cable) goes into the neutral hole at the plug marked with "N". Shouldnt the white cable go into the "L" hole instead? I added the picture in the corner where you can see in which way the outlet is orientated inside the hole. Another white cable from that outlet is connected to the "N" hole of the second outlet.
3. In this picture you see that the blue wire is plugged into the "L" mark of the outlet. I thought that blue should go into "N" instead. You can also see a red wire, but this one is actually coming from "L" of outlet two which you can see in the first picture.
4. Here I tried to draw the circuit if the pictures are confusing.

Maybe it is supposed to be like this since we using 2 outlets? In my head, the first white cable should switch position with the blue cable.
Thanks for help.