Fourever You Part 2

I'm 50/50 Satisfied

In the books, I cried the most reading Phoon and Fah's story. I love how emotional Phoon is, how his backstory slowly unfolded, and how Fah was truly portrayed as a wolf in sheep's clothing. In the series, Phoon still managed to make me cry—and he is such a beauty when he cries—but I felt like it lacked a certain depth. The book gave us so much time to really delve into his heavy emotions and past experiences, whereas the series rushed through it just to get to the timeline where their romance officially starts.
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For Thit and Dao, their story involves ghosts, which actually confused me at first when reading because it was so unexpected (and since I don't really believe in ghosts, I was a bit skeptical!). But despite that, I ended up loving Thit's personality in the book. In the series, the actors played their roles well, but once again, I felt like their story happened way too fast.

Now, for Tiger and Nao—they literally changed a lot in the adaptation. A lot. I feel like if they had been given the same amount of runtime and pacing as North's story, it could have been just as powerful. The actors did a great job, but I kept thinking it needed just a little more. I cried when I read their book, and while the emotion was definitely there in the series when Tiger confesses to Nao, it still felt a bit incomplete.

Overall, I love Part 2, but I really didn't like the fact that they changed the punishment for Phoon's father. By removing the part where Tiger steps in to punish him, it kind of lessened Tiger's impact in the story. I really wish they had kept it, because that scene is such a powerful testament to how deeply the men loves their partner and how far their willing to go to protect the people close to them.

​Despite the pacing issues and changes, it's still a wonderful continuation, and seeing these characters come to life is always special!

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So sad that it's over

Fourever You might be one of the best Thai shows I've ever seen. There are so many people with many different stories, and I enjoyed each one.

In Fah's and Typhoon's story, I kind of wish there would have been more romance and less family drama. Given the fact that it was only 8 episodes, they really shouldn't have put so much focus on Phoon's parents. It felt unbalanced in a way. Other than that, their story was really cute. Who knew Fah was such a wolf? Lol. His eyes literally changed when Phoon walked in the room. I would love to see Bever and Tonliew in something else ^^

It's astonishing how Arthit was able to get Dao to like him. He's such an idiot!
Same as the couple before, there was a slight imbalance with their story. There was a lot of focus on the ghosts and Arthit's mother. At least this is just my opinion. Anyway, they were cute, but they're the kind of couple I can see breaking up because they have such different work lifestyles or something. There is also a chance that I might be wrong.

Tiger being part of a mafia family was so out there. I haven't read the novels so I don't know how it was revealed, but here it was just so abrupt. I think there should have been a hint or two in the first season of Fourever You.
I like that this was a slow burn, and I really liked Tiger's and Nao's chemistry. I would like to see Pie and Golf in other shows if possible.

Let me just say, there wouldn't be Fourever You without North. He is pretty much the reason for every single couple getting together.
I wish I could have a friend like him. Someone who supports you and cares deeply about you. North is the glue that keeps everyone together, and I just love him so much.

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The lining of the Story

I love the first season of fourever you , and this second season really filled the story of what was needed. I loved both the first two story’s in this season , the actors had amazing chemistry and the story all lined up . my only issue was Suer and Nao’s story , it wasn’t really natural with the story that was already going on . Even though I liked their part and was entertaining to watch, it would of been better as a stand alone series . I felt as if their part was rushed and could of been better , and it also makes no sense how Nao is in the same year as North , to me the story does not line up . But other than that the whole season was amazing, both fourever you storys are great and I recommend both !

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The long journey of "Fourever You" finally comes to an end

Nao finally accepts Tiger's feelings, and after so many episodes of waiting, they officially become a couple. Tiger's overjoyed reaction is both funny and heartwarming, while Nao's shy response makes them an adorable pair.

The finale also gives satisfying conclusions to the stories of both brothers. Watching them choose love over expectations made for a warm and happy ending.

To be honest, Season 1 wasn't really my style. It felt slow, overly sentimental, and very much like a classic Studio Wabi Sabi production. However, Season 2 improved considerably. I especially enjoyed both the Arthit & Daotok arc and the Tiger & Nao arc, which had much better pacing and stronger chemistry.

If you've already watched Season 1, I think Season 2 is definitely worth continuing for.

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Punti di forza e punti deboli

Allora, devo dire che l'organizzazione mi è piaciuta un pelo di più della prima stagione (nel senso avere le coppie saparate, in modo che tutte le coppie abbiano il giusto numero di episodi e sia equo) è meglio, sopo che avrei preferito che le storie fossere tutte una dietro l'altra, quindi senza quelle tre settimane di stacco, sopratutto perché se le prime due parti erano collegate, la terza era molto meno rispetot alla stroria delle altre due e di conseguenza averle avute vicine mi avrebbe aiutato a stare al passo con la storia. E a stare interessata con l'ultima. Devo dire che la storia che ho preferito è stata quella di Typhoon e Fah, anche se alla fine dei conti tutte hanno avuto il loro perché. Mi è piaciuto riverede i personaggi della prima parte (anche se palesemente ci sono dei bimbi preferiti e quelli meno) e overall la storia ripeto ha abuto una buona continuità con la prima stagione. Un appunto è sull'ultima storia, quella di Tiger e Nao. Allora, anche se è presente una continuità, avrei preferito che ci fossero 3 stagioni (o due però così distribuite): le prime due storie, la prima stagione; le seconde due, la seconda (oppure le prime quattro storie nella prima stagione) e la terza con entrambe le storie dei gemelli (o la seconda, comunque sempre con quella dei gemelli): per alcune ragioni, primo, hanno usato un format differente per quella di Tiger, che apputo fa sembrare la storia staccata rispetto alle altre e poi anche perché non mi sembra giusto che sian state fatte tutte le storie tranne quella del secondo gemello. Per il resto ripeto carina onesta e con delle belle coppie con molta chimica.

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Overall, I loveed the Fourever's series and it's hard to say goodbye (I'm glad I still haven't finish all of the books).

· Beside the Sky: Wow I could not expect more angst. Typhoon is litteraly too cute for this world and his family. I loved how Tonfah always treat him right and with respect. And that he wait everytime Typhoon to tell him the truth when he is ready, even when he know it. They love each other so much.
Btw I'm glad they never forgive the dad.

· Sun from Another Star: My favorite part of Fourever You. I was counting everyday for it release. And I still watching it from time to time.
They got well Arthit and Daotok's character. It feel like they come straight out of the books. I'm just sad they cut some part. Especially with Daotok's bully/Stalker (he was a great way to show how strong Daotok is alone. But they somehow show it with the gym girl. Btw I still find it funny how they make character say out loud in PUBLIC how they want sex with one because only them satisfied them. I would die from embarassement.). The only minus point is how Arthit is fucking trying to force Daotok (with his "I can't resist" Like boy?? You can. You are not a fucking animals). Btw I'm like 100% he is autistic

· Latly it's winter Season: At first, I wasn't hooked, probably because I was still heartbroken from ArthitDaotok. But it give me everything I wish. They hated each other at first. 6 years of yearning. An angry confession. Found Familly.

I conclusion, I LOVE Fourever You. All part are so different even with the colors. They cover a lot of trope and dynamic. And the friendship of all character are so heartwarming. I really hope we can get an adaptation of the two last books.

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Why ThitDao Stole the Season for Me

FahPhoon(9/10): It started on such a heartbreaking note that I couldn't help but feel for our little Phoon. 🥺 But what really stole my heart was the chaotic friend group. They may constantly tease each other, but when it mattered, they were always there for Phoon, and their friendship became one of my favorite parts of the entire series. Fah and Phoon's relationship slowly grew from heartbreak into something warm, comforting, and healing. It wasn't overly dramatic—it was simple, sweet, and exactly what they both needed.

ThitDao:(10/10): was the arc I was looking forward to the most because it's my favorite novel, and I'm so happy they stayed as faithful to it as they possibly could. I also loved how they included the Ghosts story. It started off as an interesting connection but ended on such an emotional note that I genuinely felt for them. Thit's journey of dealing with his loneliness, missing his mom, and slowly coming to terms with her absence was portrayed beautifully. As for Thit and Dao... they were easily my favorite couple. I loved their dynamic so much—Dao is calm, quiet, and effortlessly nonchalant, while Thit is the complete opposite. The moment he realizes what his heart truly wants, he gives it his all without holding back. Their personalities balance each other perfectly, and every little interaction between them felt natural, comforting, and so easy to fall in love with.

TigerNao:(8/10): was the only arc that left me with mixed feelings. Not because of the couple—I absolutely adored them in Season 1 and had been waiting to see their story unfold—but because the limited episode count made everything feel rushed. As a novel reader, I felt there was simply too much story to fit into the remaining episodes. Tiger's family dynamics and several important moments were shortened or skipped, making it harder to fully connect with the characters. I think viewers who haven't read the novel might feel this even more. Personally, I wish the season had focused only on TigerNao and SinghaBen instead of trying to include MickTul, whose story wasn't explored enough to leave much of an impact.

Overall, despite my disappointment with the final arc's pacing, I genuinely enjoyed this season. The friendships, the emotional moments, and the different dynamics between each couple made it such a comforting watch. Every arc had something unique to offer, and that's what made *Fourever You Season 2* special for me. If you've watched Season 1, I definitely think this season is worth watching More—especially for FahPhoon and, without a doubt, ThitDao. ❤️

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Once you start you won't be able to stop~

Let me begin by saying that I really did not like season 1 of Fourever You, I rated it 7 stars and that was being generous. Season 2 though, ooh this season was a whole different ballgame.

Beside the Sky (eps 1-8) was an absolutely devastating story to watch unfold. Completely gut-wrenching, the actors (especially Tonliew) did such an amazing job. If you like heartbreak and family drama this one is for you. The way Typhoon's depression is depicted here and the abusive relationship he has with his father and how that affected his mental health is so well done, the writing team did a really great job while handling such a sensitive topic.

The Sun From Another Star (eps 9-16) while, having it's serious moments, was more light hearted. Honestly the ghosts were a great subplot. I wish there'd been more ghost shenanigans throughout the story, but once the initial ghost subplot is wrapped up and the romance plot begins the ghosts become a nonexistent footnote. I really enjoyed all the characters in this story though, the dads were fun and Arthit and Dao's relationship building was great to watch. I don't typically go for hate to love plotlines, but Arthit grows on you like mold and you can't help but fall in love with his stupid antics.

Winter Season (eps 17-24) was the story I was looking forward to most. I really like tsundere characters, so Tiger being a mafia boss son and also a giant sweetheart immediately grabbed my attention. I won't say I was disappointed, the story had it's highs and lows. The romance plot completely overshadowed the mafia subplot though to the point where anytime the mafia stuff came up it felt completely out of place. That being said though, the romance plot was an absolute delight. I really wish this story had more episodes, I feel like it would've benefited a lot if it'd been twelve episodes long instead of eight to help fully bring the mafia subplot to life. I still enjoyed the story though and I enjoyed how much care was put into Tiger and Nao's relationship.

General info for anyone wanting to know:
• Are the stories overlapping? No, not really. Some of the characters show up in other stories, but you don't have to watch one story to understand another and you don't have to watch them in order. They're all meant to be stand alone stories, just set in the same universe. You might consider watching a few episodes of season 1 just for context of the side characters, but other than that watch however you want.
• Is the series spicy/nsfw? Not even a little bit. It's mega fluff! Hugs, hand holding, cuddling in bed, forehead kisses, and all the cute stuff. All the intimate scenes are a pan away, fade to black type scenes.
• Are the books worth reading? Yes! The series follows the books very well, it's a near perfect adaptation. I've read Another Star and am almost done with Beside the Sky and I'm definitely planning on reading Winter Season next. If you can find a translation in your preferred language I would definitely recommend giving them a read.

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Part 2 is finally over... and now I'm wondering what I'm supposed to do without this university gang. 🤍

Watching each couple find their own happy ending was such a joy, and I ended up loving this part just as much as the first.

Saying goodbye to characters you've grown attached to is never easy. I'll definitely miss them. 🩷✨


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BL Spirit Revival

Yes just as the headline says, this series manage to revive my fujoshiness again. I've been in a slump since Revenged Love lol and decided to watch this on a random morning and I'm not disappointed.

Fah/Phoon Cp
- my heart breaks for Phoon, I'm glad he gets his happily ever after with Fah after everything. I cried a lot and I love Phoon and the gang trying to help him and Fah get together scene. I'm nervous for him too HAHAHA. They're so soft with each other I adore them!

Arthit/Daotok
- I'm dying of laughter of Arthit silliness and Daotok is totally like an Ice Queen. They do compliment each other really well. One of a kind of lovers, they managed the comedy and spicy scenes really well

Suer/Nao
-I feel for Suer so bad, and rooting for him!! 6 years is indeed a long time pheww but yeah you did it. They also execute the Best Friends to Lovers trope well. They make a beautiful couple.

Overall I love Fourever You Part 2 more than 1 cause it's more fast paced and I love all 3 cps. I keep screaming to my pillows watching them all. I also love that everybody is gay lmao! This is good entertainment and Idc what everybody else says 🥰

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