Queendom (2025)

OH MY FCKING GOD

This is the first time I've ever rated any show as a 10. the pilot was really interesting so this was one of my most anticipated dramas. it has a new concept that hasn't been seen in any other gls. body switching isn't an easy storyline to act out. but Pam and arhoung both did such an amazing job at portraying both the characters. I was able to distinguish the characters so well every single time. and the production is amazing. high quality dialogues and script. both the main couple and the second couple are eye catching. and both of them have INSANE chemistry. definitely my favorite gl of 2025.

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It's perfect

From the moment I saw the pilot I knew this is gonna be good, just not THIS good!! I looked forward to it the most this year.

I'm seriously gonna miss this series so much... I was smiling through all of it, it was just so cute. 😢

Every couple had a fair amount of screen time and a good story, I'm hoping to see more series, especially GLs, like this. Super Interesting and wasn't boring at all!! which is something rare for me, because I don't usually find shows that entertain me through all the weeks of airing, especially romance stories.

I think people that never watched/read stories with a plot that includes body switch will be a bit weirded out by this at first, but I promise, it's not. Stories about body switching are personally really interesting.

Body switching usually happens for people to understand each other better, with that being the main purpose. Usually showing how each of them lives the life of other, seeing what they're going through and if they still wish to be them. This helps for a better understand and it plays an important role in getting close to each other as well.

In this case, It's the same. Each of them had to understand each other first for them to be able to switch back and realize that they should just be their own person.

The actresses were very impressive with it, it's definitely something that wasn't done before with gl shows and a new concept for it, so, I think they did perfectly. Their chemistry is good too and I like that it doesn't feel awkward like certain shows..

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Very Sweet

Queendom is a real breath of fresh air! The cast is young, full of new faces, and the scenario stands out for its originality the soul swap is a first in the GL genre.

I greatly enjoyed watching the series, even if some elements were a bit bothersome to me. For instance, I hated Episode 11: in my opinion, it completely broke the balance between Rey and Print. After that episode, their dynamic changed completely.

It felt like everything that happened to Print was minimized or quickly brushed aside, as if Rey's problems were given more importance.

I also really liked the second couple, Wanmai and Saifon: their relationship is more immature compared to Rey and Print's, despite them being older. However, their evolution remains well-written and enjoyable to watch.

I highly recommend this series: the characters are engaging, interesting, and the story is truly original.

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“Queendom the Series” , The Soft, Sapphic Dream I Never Knew I Needed

From the very first episode, Queendom the Series had me completely hooked. It’s not just another gl drama it’s a full-on comfort zone wrapped in pink aesthetics, soft music, and heart-fluttering chemistry. Everything about it feels like a warm hug after a long day.
As a fem sapphic, I honestly adored the whole “girly and glowing” vibe. The pastel visuals, the sweet supportive friendships, and the way every scene radiates love and understanding — it’s pure serotonin. The second leads? Their chemistry is insane both hot and wholesome at the same time (I swear I melted a little every episode 😭💞).
Yes, the marriage part came a bit early but who am I kidding? I was still cheering like crazy. It just felt right for them. Sometimes love doesn’t need to wait, right?

I’m seriously going to miss this show. It made my weeks softer, sweeter, and a little more pink. Queendom the Series isn’t just a story it’s a safe space for sapphics who crave tenderness, positivity, and a world where love between women is celebrated unapologetically.

👑 Long live the queens of Queendom. 💕

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Excellent

Queendom is one of those Thai GLs that sneaks up on you — a premise that sounds chaotic on paper somehow turns into one of the most heartfelt, sexy, and surprisingly grounded romances of the year. What could have easily been pure camp ends up becoming a clever exploration of love, identity, and the ways we learn to see ourselves through someone else’s eyes.

From the start, Queendom stands out for its polish and energy. The production is sleek, the pacing sharp, and the tone perfectly balanced between fun and emotionally resonant. Print and Rey’s chemistry anchors the show — equal parts flirty, sincere, and vulnerable. Their dynamic feels lived-in, growing naturally from confusion to connection. Even during the wildest moments, there’s emotional logic behind every choice, which is something many GLs struggle to achieve.

The series also owes a lot of its strength to Mai and Fon, the standout side pairing who bring both warmth and levity to the story. Their relationship isn’t just cute filler — it adds real texture to the show. They balance out the chaos of Print and Rey beautifully, grounding the drama bringing and grounded more experience presence even though most of the time Print and Rey were a little more mature in their relationship. Honestly, id love to see them have their own series.

One of Queendom’s biggest wins is how it handles intimacy. The romantic and physical moments feel earned, not gratuitous. The chemistry between the leads burns slow but sure, and when the show finally leans into it, it does so with confidence and taste. It’s sexy without being overdone — emotional without being heavy-handed.

That’s not to say everything is perfect. The final stretch of the series, particularly Episode 11, felt rushed — the reconciliation between Print and her mother happens off-screen, suddenly all is forgiven… but did she even apologize? Still, by that point, *Queendom* had already earned the audience’s trust. The emotional throughline and character work carried enough weight to make those bumps forgivable.

What makes Queendom shine is its maturity. It’s playful, funny, and occasionally ridiculous, but it never loses its emotional grounding. The dialogue has purpose, every scene feels intentional, and the characters show real growth. There’s an adultness to the way it handles love and forgiveness — a sense that these characters have lived, made mistakes, and are learning to move forward.

Verdict: Queendom is bold, heartfelt, and endlessly watchable — the perfect blend of rom-com charm and emotional depth. With standout acting, purposeful intimacy, and one of the best side pairings in Thai GL, it proves that you can be funny, sexy, and sincere all at once. A top-tier GL that earns every bit of its crown. 👑

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Brilliant Acting

I started this show not expecting much. Whenever there are many GLs- I watch a little of each, and then decide the order by watching the one I like least first, and saving the one I like best for last. This time- each show airing seemed so great, that I automatically assumed this wouldn't rank high, but I was wrong.

This show has some of the best acting I have ever seen in a GL. I think the characters come across as really genuine, and that is rare in the Thai GL world of overstated drama. While they can't compete with the Emi-Bonnie, Faye-Yoko level of chemistry- the overall show is pretty good, strong storyline, slow but interesting build-up, not the kind where you want to skip ahead. Side note- This is also the show where I've shipped the secondary couple the hardest- I love their screen time, and wouldn't mind more of it.

I am really enjoying this show so far. Fingers crossed.

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BEST GL ALL TIME 10/10

This series has EVERYTHING!
- Great chemistries for both main leads and the second couple
- Great acting, production, music, cinematography, storyline, etc
- Female assistant director and many female crew
- Fantasy, drama, comedy and romance
- 12 full episodes!!!
- Every episode was fun and not boring at all
I want to praise PamArhoung for their amazing acting in spite of challenging body swapping👏 I could easily tell who is in which body. As Pam said in an interview, acting like she is in someone else's body while she needs to pretend to be someone else requires a lot of layers of acting. I don't know how they have done but they did so well👏
I want to praise Arhoung for keeping her role in romcom series although she lost her Mom around casting stage. I cannot imagine how painful and challenging it was for her🥹
I want to thank WeTV Thailand for producing this amazing series. All GLs they produced so far are outstanding. Hopefully PamArhoung will get a new series next year🙏 It's looking promising at the moment as they are attending WeTV Always More 2026 conference on 4/Nov. Please give LinnPraew a GL series too!
I'm already missing PamArhoung😅

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Worth a shot!

I was originally not going to watch this show because I do not like body swap tropes but I caved in anyway because it was a GL, and I enjoyed most of it. I was not totally in to the kiss scene(s) where they were still trapped in each other bodies but I can look past that. I loved the dynamics between all of the characters like Print's family or the girls with their managers, although towards the end I started to wonder, "Do they not have any other friends besides their managers and that one dude?" I was not a fan of the ending honestly, it felt sorta rushed but the little wedding was pretty cute. Overall, the story was decent, it didn't impact me in any particular way but it was cute and chill for the most part. I loved Wanmai and Saifon as the second couple, they were messy and it was a really fun contrast between them and Print and Rey. The backstories for each of the main four characters were quite interesting and I honestly wished we had seen a little bit more of Wanmai and Saifon's past together. I really hope we get to see PamArhoung and LinnPraew as maybe fixed pairs and see them in future projects because they have such good chemistry!! This show is totally worth the watch because there will definitely be something that you will like and for me, that was Wanmai and Saifon!

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