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Was it the right choice?
It started with a nice simple feel to the story with a hint of the spirit world added for mystery. Fine. There was a close knit rural setting which felt like it was secluded from the outer world at times. It started off well enough with TK and Nan Krai (NK) as childhood best friends now into adulthood. NK harbors a romantic love for TK, who seems oblivious to it. On meeting Victor, TK immediately is smitten and its reciprocated. NK realizes this and although he confesses, TK sees it as a brotherly love confession. NK resolves to wait for him as he knows in his heart, only TK would make him happy. Victor returns home and TK grieves for him. Within that period, NK kisses him and TK gently rebuffs him. His heart has made the choice for him. So far so good. On receiving an invitation from Victor he happily travels to meet him. He arrives to find that Victor had passed away.Here is where a very sharp turn from credible occurs. He returns home and continues to grieve. After a few days, he goes in search NK after remembering NK's love for him, only to learn he too has died in an accident. Broken and distraught, he rushes to the cave and cries out in anger in his despair. He is given a reboot and returns to the day Victor first arrives. He meets him, with tears aflow, he wishes him well and goes to meet NK who comforts him.
My concerns in the story:
Rather than lose two, he settles for NK in the reboot. Does NK deserve to be a second choice?
After the reboot, why did he make the choice to walk away from Victor when he could have made a different choice and be with him since he knows the time of his demise?
His mother's love for him kept him from growing into a man making his own decisions until it was too late. His counterparts were already working. Why did he still need her permission ?
What was the purpose of the twin San Lian telling him to stay? He has read the diary. He is still a stranger to him. He was close to his brother so he invites his lover to stay? No time period given. A week? A month? Just stay. Really?
He welcomes his own death, and feels content in leaving both behind. In doing so, he still causes pain to NK alone and resolves his.
Is all of this a dream sequence to deal with the losses?
My concerns with the writing:
If this is not a dream:-
How can Victor meet him in the afterlife as someone he loved, for the reboot had occurred which prevented their love story from beginning?
Why on his return, no one told him of NK death? After his grieving had abated, he now remembers his friend? Why didn't he question his absence? Their relationship had been written as close friends, why wasn't he told? This felt like, ok since Victor is dead, let me turn to NK.
If he had settled for NK, didn't NK now have the right to meet him in the afterlife as NK was the one who loved him in both versions? Victor didnt know him as such in the reboot.
Why did the writer opt for the easy way out, rather than choosing a partner and sticking with it? It shows an unwillingness to resolve the situation and straddle the fence between. It didn't solve the situation, it erased it thus nullifying the reason for the whole story.
Why do writers create irritating desperate women as the spurned love? Is this a way to show that it's understandable to refuse her advances?
Why were the conversations at times extremely childish and immature? Poop on his shoes. TK touching Victor in the gallery.
Why wasn't a common language used and understood between TK and Victor? Wasn't this the reason for his hire? This felt truly odd.
Why was the humor not humorous and as for the spurned female, consistently outlandish? A woman can be warm, loving and beautiful and still be refused. Rather than making her a caricature.
Why was it necessary to show 2 nc fantasies? The script shouldn't require 2 as he was not the end game. The first could have been omitted. This created a deeper sense of loss to the viewer and more empathy for him than anyone else as he was the one to lose everything in both versions.
Honestly, there were times that were enjoyable as the 3 mls felt matched. The interractions felt natural. NK with TK and also TK with Victor. The writing overall needed to be better. The acting from some needs to be improved and the script, well...... Scenery was ok as it was basically a tour guide while falling in love. Though this could have shortened a bit to allow for the last episode to not feel crammed. I would have preferred a more realistic ending. Watchable, yes.
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An Exceptional Story & Misunderstood!
Occasionally, something comes along that touches your soul in a way that you were not expecting. I am quite old, and I have buried many experiences in my life, but this small gem helped me to evoke lost memories that were uncannily close to the content of this story. Perhaps I am alone here, but I simply loved this story for its romance. It paints romance in its purest form – carefree, youthful, deciduous. In a way that only happens once, if ever, in one’s lifetime. If you are fortuitous enough.The intimacy is serendipitous, intense, fervid, and fills your life with a burst of joy that you will never ever experience again. It is your first love. But your first love with a person who is everything you dreamt that paragon would be and wanted to be. He was your knight in shining armor, your Prince Charming. Your Romeo. Your Adonis. Everything you imagined a fairytale love affair would be. I remembered mine and my experience was such ecstasy and therefore, I understood this BL series at its core. While my ending was certainly not as dramatic, my fervor was. Despite the diegesis’s many flaws, I only saw its beauty and the passion for the underlying message of its storybook love. I wish others would see it in this light as well.
This is a fantasy love story. It starts out that way and ends that way. Unfortunately, that point was missed or overlooked. Maybe the realm of fantasy based too much in today’s tangible world is too much for many to believe, or perhaps it just does not/cannot exist anymore. In any case, I am deeply saddened. You can read my full review of this remarkable BL at BLBliss.com.
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And yet... I absolutely loved it. Everything. The storyline, the cast, the cinematography, the OST. It’s a little masterpiece. A love that transcends time, full of promises, memories, waiting, longing, heartbreak, and acceptance. I’m not saying the plot is flawless, but there’s something so genuine and real about it that completely drew me in.
The mix of languages was a huge bônus. It made everything feel even more authentic. I saw a few comments criticizing Tontae’s English, but honestly, it would’ve been weird if he spoke perfectly. His character was chosen to guide Victor precisely to practice his English, so it actually made sense.
The acting was solid across the board, especially from the three leads. Every emotion hit just right, especially in the heavy dramatic scenes. And the way the series promoted cultural tourism didn’t bother me at all as it was so naturally woven into the story. And Thai landscapes are always breathtaking.
The soundtrack is addictive and beautiful. No doubt, this one's going on my favorites list for the year, even with that soul-crushing ending. This indie series went way beyond what I was expecting and it delivered hard.
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THE LOW RATING IS CRIMINAL!
omg the low rating for this is criminal! just because it doesn't have your favorite ship doesn't mean it's not good! I admit from the first two episodes it seems like just another bl in a sea of bls, but if you stick with it you will not regret it! It is a beautiful work of art, yes it's got some bad "comedy" towards the end, but you can just ignore it. One of the best BLs of 2025 and I don't say that lightly. Must watch! The lead is adorable and such a great actor, he's taking the best actor award for me this year. And the chemistry between him and the Taiwanese guys is great! Such a beautiful and unique story. A+++Was this review helpful to you?

Somo? HORRIBLE!
Ton too the boy has nothing to do with acting.
English? Take a little more English classes if you want to use English in the series, because it's terrible to listen to.
English is not sung like Thai
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