starts with „I don’t get away from this“
im a big Fan of all these actors. I had high expectations and they have been exceeded by a long time. Every detail, make up and everything around it fits together so well. I already know that I have to wait bitterly every week for the next episode. They will not disappoint, that’s for sare!! I’m so excited and actually a little scared. Pooh and Pawel and also my secret favorite couple Michael Topten show that they really belong to the very big ones by now. I hope we also get to see a lot of the Second Lead this time 😍Was this review helpful to you?
everything about Singsalatai has been great!
"Singsalatai” has completely exceeded my expectations!From the very first episode, it’s clear this isn’t just another series... it’s an experience! Every scene pulls you in... from the atmosphere to the emotions and you can feel how much heart went into it...
Pooh is incredible here. You can see his growth so vividly! the way he carries emotion through his eyes, his restraint, and how naturally he becomes the character. He’s no longer just acting! he’s embodying! It’s raw, believable, and deeply moving.
And then there’s PAVEL! Honestly, this role fits him like a second skin. He balances strength and vulnerability so beautifully. The emotional depth he brings out in his scenes, especially beside Pooh, makes their chemistry undeniable!
The push-and-pull between them feels real, intense and yet tender, and every shared look says more than words could....
Together, PoohPavel prove again why they’re such a powerful duo! their synergy isn’t just chemistry, it’s trust and understanding that elevate every moment they share onscreen.
The directing, cinematography, and sound all deserve praise too! everything feels so intentional, every detail crafted to draw you deeper into their world.
“Singsalatai” is haunting, emotional, and beautifully done. It’s a story that lingers... and both Pooh and Pavel delivered performances that I’ll be thinking about for a long time!
"It’s just the first episode and I am already like this but I trust they will pull it off till the end!"
for the first time in my life... i am rating a show
and that's just shows how intrigued and satisfied I am!
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Impressed with the Chemistry between leads!
its just the first episode and it's off to being one of my favourite show🤭The acting feels so natural! Pooh and Pavel completely owned their roles, i could see the depth and emotion to every scene. The side characters too! seems like everyone came with A game on!😂🤭
The plot pulled me in right from the start, as someone who gets bored easily, it was above average and i am planning to rewatch it before the second episode drops.
Kudos to the script writers too, i will give them an 8.5/10. unlike pitbabe2 the story has depth and i hope it continues with this pace!
The cinematography was also stunning and honestly the visuals are everything and the poohpavel dynamic feels so fresh!
meanwhile, what excites me most is watching these two slowly fall in love on screen.😅🤭🤭
if the story keeps this same pace and chemistry, we’re in for something truly special!!!
🤞🤞
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Great performance
Judging from episode one, it’s off to a great start! hopefully they maintain this momentum and pace!I can already feel the chemistry between Singha and Thup, though I’m still curious why he took him home so quickly! 😅
The plot is engaging, and the OST is absolutely beautiful.
Pavel’s acting, especially his micro-expressions, is spot on as always! He’s clearly been a great influence on Pooh, whose ability to emote through his eyes and expressions genuinely impressed me. They’re both doing an amazing job so far!
Say’s character also feels quite different from North, so I’m really looking forward to seeing more of him.
Overall, it’s a solid start! just a few odd cuts here and there, but nothing to worry about. It actually feels like Change took the critics to heart this time! 👏
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the acting and rewatch value should have been a 10 but that damn second couple
I’m genuinely enjoying the story. The main leads are doing amazing and this character seems to suit them perfectly, inspector king i don't like you but it means you are doing a great job! shout out to the chaba ghost she is amazing, the real MVP.The pacing is good, and the plot is actually engaging. But please, that second couple is testing every ounce of the patience I have. They bring nothing but bland chemistry feels like that rubbish northsonic all over again, giving us unnecessary scenes that interrupt the flow. how am i supposed to believe they are ex and apparently are still sleeping together but no ounce of chemistry or tension detected🤦♂️i am begging on my knees, can they get less screen time? Just let me follow the actual story without their constant dull interruptions.
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The bl industry is stepping up
I've rewatched the first episode at least 5 times everything about it was intense and well doneActing was on point and the production team did a very a good job
And if you're a filming gig you're 100% going to enjoy this series the camera work was very enjoyable to follow
The horror was good enough and the story is already giving
I hope a lot of people will try this one because I'm sure you won't regret it
It's a high quality BL that everyone on the team worked hard so we can see this result
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When Love Meets Forensics A Crime BL Masterpiece
I am completely speechless. Since The Sign in 2023, there hasn’t been a proper police BL series, and finally we have one that brings everything I love together, police, crime, and forensic investigation. Goddess Bless You from Death is an absolute masterpiece. Even better, both Pavel and Pooh return and deliver such incredible performances that I couldn’t look away for a second.This series is everything I have ever wanted in a BL. The crime scenes are chilling, the ghosts are terrifying, and every moment keeps me on edge. The pacing is sharp, the music builds tension perfectly, and the visuals are dark and cinematic. It captures the essence of mystery and horror while still giving space for emotion and connection.
Pavel shines as Officer Singha, the tough but rational cop, while Pooh as Thup brings depth and vulnerability through his ability to see ghosts. Their chemistry feels magnetic, growing stronger with each encounter, and I cannot wait to see their relationship evolve.
This is easily one of my favorite BLs of the year. It is thrilling, emotional, and beautifully made. My Saturdays are set from now until January 2026.
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dark supernatural series
Overall: if you do not enjoy scary movies, then I would recommend steering clear of this. I appreciate that the plot is different from most fluffy romance BL series. 13 episodes about 55 minutes each. Airing on iQIYI https://www.iq.com/play/1jlxfsemc40?sh_pltf=4&lang=en_us and the first episode was on Change2561 YouTube channel https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLc3B9DM2kKP7Eh7SULRh_-5aKWFeCqVnx&si=uzVxyQ3ieerov9Hg (not in Japan or Korea)Content Warnings: there are a ton of them including past and current murders and repeated gruesome images
Note: I was going to try to do timings to focus on romance and take out the content warnings but it was impossible. Where they frequently meet at the police station you can see gruesome images on the wall behind them. Romance of the main pair kicks into high gear in episode 6.
What I Liked
- production value
- mystery/supernatural element
Room For Improvement
- there were several nonsense actions/because the writer said so things
- did not like how characters didn't believe their romantic partners
- unless I missed it, I'm not clear on why the 2nd CP broke up so I can't root for their relationship since it seems kind of doomed because I don't know that they fixed whatever sank it the first time
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Loving in Silence: The Tragic Heart of Goddess Bless You From Death
Goddess Bless You From Death is a series that truly surprised me. It delivers a great, well-constructed plot, balancing its horror elements with BL romance in a way that feels natural and engaging rather than forced. The mystery keeps you interested, the horror atmosphere is well developed, and the emotional stakes grow stronger with each episode.One of the strongest points of the series is the chemistry between the main leads. Thup and Singha feel believable, intense, and emotionally connected, which makes their relationship easy to root for. Their scenes together carry both tenderness and tension, and the romance develops alongside the plot instead of interrupting it.
The performances from the entire cast deserve praise. Every actor brings depth to their role, making even morally complex or controversial characters feel real. No one feels flat or unnecessary — everyone contributes to the story.
But the character that touched me the most is King.
At first, it’s easy to see him as cold, controlling, or even cruel. He interferes with Thup and Singha’s relationship, and he makes choices that seem selfish and harmful. I didn’t like him at first — but I also couldn’t truly hate him. There was something more beneath the surface, and episode 7 finally revealed it.
King is not a bad person at all — he is deeply misunderstood. Everything he does, every morally gray decision, comes from love and fear. His father, a powerful man with the ability to destroy lives, has controlled King for years. Disobeying him doesn’t mean freedom; it means danger for Singha. King obeys, not because he agrees with cruelty, but because protecting Singha is more important than his own happiness or reputation.
He carries the weight of hate, misunderstanding, and loneliness silently, accepting blame that isn’t truly his. Even after Singha stops trusting him and breaks up with him, King continues to protect him, quietly and without complaint. And yet, beneath this burden, there is still a child longing for love, for approval, for recognition — something his father never gave him.
King doesn’t ask to be forgiven. He doesn’t ask to be understood. He just endures, silently, loving fiercely and painfully, choosing someone else’s safety over his own happiness every single time. Seeing his story unfold broke my heart, but it also made me admire him — his love is tragic, pure, and devastatingly human.
King is not the villain of this series. He is its quiet, tragic heart, and his story is the reason Goddess Bless You From Death left such a lasting impression on me.
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Blessed with The Unexpected Blow Up
Having watched Pit Babe 2, then boom they announced 'Goddess Bless You From Death' premiere towards year end, 2025. I wasn't impressed because, they rushed Pit Babe so much, such that the racing competition in the finale wasn't worth it and didn't do any justice to the loop holes left unattended in the script.Upon seeing the rising number of watchers and it trending on x, that's when I gave this a chance. Knowing Pooh and Pavel's relationship on-and-off screen, I knew they wouldn't disappoint me. Change 251 secured the bag with this one from directing, production and cinematography. I can't say how amazingly Pavel portrayed 'Singha' and Pooh with ' Thup'. They made everything worth watching and the story believable to the viewers, even though it involved ghosts and rituals. The famous one being, 'The Sacrifice of Seven-Bodies Ritual,' done for wealth, power and recognition to the society.
This is their BEST project since their debut as a couple, I absolutely loved everything about it. I rated it 10/10 on its initial page, because why not. They cooked and served here.
If you can't stand phantom spirits, ghosts and rituals. This series is not meant for you. But, I would say to anyone they must try it out, in my opinion and do check its numbers and other reviews here on MDL. Please, its worth your time.
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Storyline
Well looks like I am the only one to find this seriesSo so. I did watch PIt Babe 1 and 2 which I really enjoyed and Pavel was really great playing Babe
with all the drama that ensued but this series I
felt was a bit boring.. I much preferred Pavel as a racing driver with all the speed and fast cars much more excitement than being a detective.. Nevertheless the series has scored highly so my opinion is nt going to cause any waves.
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Started off quite well, good script, enough eye candies, and gives you the jitters alright
I like that we are getting so many horror-suspense themed BL dramas these days....and this landed right on Halloween night, so I guess they timed it like that intentionally. Frankly, I wasn't expecting a lot from this one and started watching simply because I was intrigued by the synopsis and trailer earlier, but I actually ended up liking the first episode quite a bit.It started off really well...leaving out a few logical loopholes here and there, which us BL watchers are mostly seasoned to by now, its pretty well scripted, and believable...acting, cast, production values, make-up, sets, all of it is quite good too. I think the scares are pretty good too, comparing with other Thai BL shows.
While I haven't watch Pit Babe, I like the lead pair's chemistry in this one so far. Also, Pavel is looking delish as SIngha, and so is the guy who plays King.....it seems like Singha and King have some beef from how Singha was staring daggers....I have a hunch that King may be part of the bad guys.
All in all, I would say it's safe to watch.
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