Fourever You Part 2 (Uncut Ver.)

Much better than part 1...

While "New" often directs the actors as childish and cringe (Earth has to be played as a toddler), "New" was this time in the second row just producing and executive producing. The new director did tune down the childish and cringe behaviours of the direction but there is still some unnecessary childish stuff left including the stupid sound effects.

What me irked the most are the inconsistencies between season 1 and season 2. Johann bought a café in season 1 but it was not seen in season 2 at all - why is that? Of course we also did not see the bar which was also bought by Johann. This does not make much sense without any explaination. I have no idea if the novels have the same inconsistencies but for me it breaks the whole story arc. You may say it's nitpicking but for me it's a huge deal. The series does not feel in the same universe anymore.

They also broke with the story telling. In Part 1 all four couples were intertwined which made the story more dynamic. The forth couple in this case were Tonfah & Typhoon, not prominently featured but we knew there was something wrong, but we couldn't put a finger on it, till it was revealed in Part 2. But this interactions between all the couples is missed often in the last two parts. For themselves the parts with Arthit & Daotok and Suea & Dueannao are good, but they don't feel natural in the grand picture of the whole series.

The whole production was not thought through. Either tell the story in parts per couple or tell them together. The mish-mash did not help the series at all. It may be easier to follow but I don't feel a production should make it easy for the viewer. If you can't keep up with a story when it involves more than two people you need to concentrate more and such series always have a "previously" part, because that's what the US series did, because they can't be bothered to remember. For me it's a timewaster, I know what happened a week before and I don't want to know what will happen next week. For this series "Suea & Dueannao" should have been the beginning of Part 1 with their school time and then we could have had Hill & Ter and Johann & North. The Suea & Duennao arc could have been sprinkled in the Tonfah & Typhoon and Arthit & Daotok arc. But of course what do I know about story telling? 🤣

So overall even with all the problems it was a "good" show. It was not stellar, but it was entertaining for the most part. Arthit & Daotok did give us something different alone from the beginning but had flaws executing the story till the end and nobody liked Arthit turning into a red flag for two episodes. Tonfah & Typhoon was cuteness overload with a basic evil dad background. Thai scriptwriters always have a problem to alter the original work to make it better than the original. That is a strength of many JBLs where a medicore manga is turned into something different, for example "Our Youth" where 50% of the original was scrubbed and 50% was newly written for the series. But I suppose we can't have it all. Lazyness trumps the thai screenwriters and fangirls (and fanboys) don't care about the story anyways as we can see with all the 10 reviews here on MDL.

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3 Epic Stories in 1!

Review Part 1 out of 3 = Beside the Sky
Finally, after waiting 16 long months for Season 2, Fourever You Part 1/3 shattered me in the best way possible. This first story didn’t just meet expectations, it blew straight past them.
I already loved Bever as Tonfah and Tonliew as Typhoon from Season 1, even with their limited screen time. Season 2 finally gives them the space they deserve, and the emotional payoff is devastating. Every scene hits harder because we can now fully feel the depth of their pain, history, and connection.
What I thought would be a soft, cute story quickly turns into something deeply heartbreaking. Typhoon’s trauma is painful to watch. His fear of the dark, the loss of his sister when he was already an adult, and the cruelty of a family that blames him instead of comforting him is hard to witness. Being forced to grieve alone leaves scars that never fade, and the series does not sugarcoat that. Typhoon’s loneliness feels absolutely suffocating.
Years later, his reunion with Tonfah, the neighbor who once protected him, feels like a fragile lifeline. Tonfah is clearly the light Typhoon desperately needs. Someone who can sit with his pain, understand it, and slowly help him breathe again. Their bond feels raw, tender, and earned, never rushed or forced.
And can we talk about how they are one of the most green flag couples I’ve seen in BL? Their relationship is so cute, natural, and genuinely sweet. Every glance and every quiet moment between them carries warmth and meaning.
I also loved Typhoon’s group of friends. They are genuinely supportive, warm, and protective in a way that makes his world feel a little less lonely. I also really appreciate how seamlessly this season blends with Season 1. Seeing familiar faces like Johan and North and Hill and Earth again felt like a gift and honestly made me so happy. It reminded me why I fell in love with this universe in the first place.
The acting across the board is outstanding, filled with quiet anguish and unspoken emotion. The music amplifies every heartbreak, and the chemistry makes every touch and every look feel loaded with meaning. This series doesn’t just tell a story, it makes you feel it.
Emotionally devastating and beautifully told, Fourever You Season 2 Part 1/3 earns a powerful 10 out of 10 from me. 💔✨

Review Part 2 out of 3 = The Sun from Another Star
After watching Hill and Ter, Johan and North from season 1, and recently Tonfah and Phoon from season 2, the second couple of season 2, Arthit and Dao, already feel very different from the others.
Arthit is hot, chaotic, and has such a funny personality. He always feels like the highlight of the group and brings a lot of energy to every scene. On the other hand, Dao is quiet and gentle, but he has the unusual ability to see and speak with spirits. This immediately makes their story stand out because after more than 24 episodes in this universe, this is the first time we get a supernatural element with ghosts and spirits.
Their dynamic already feels interesting because they are such opposites. Arthit is loud, bold, and playful, while Dao is calm and mysterious. Opposites really do attract here, and I am very curious to see how Dao slowly starts to fall for Arthit.
The story still keeps the familiar university setting that fans love, but the supernatural twist makes it feel fresh and different. After just two episodes, this couple already feels fun and unique.
For me it is easily a 9.5 out of 10 so far and I am excited to see where their story goes next.

Review Part 3 out of 3 = Lately, Its Winter Season
The final part of Fourever did not disappoint. Across almost 40 episodes over both seasons, the story wrapped up in such a cute and satisfying way. Set in a high school setting with a friends to lovers storyline, the series balances light romance, family drama, and emotional moments really well. Pie as Tiger and Golf as Nao are adorable together, and their chemistry had me hooked from the very beginning.
Tiger, the lonely youngest son of a powerful and wealthy family, first meets Nao during football tryouts. While Tiger grows up surrounded by arguments and pressure, Nao comes from a poor but loving family that always feels warm and welcoming. I really liked how the drama showed that money cannot buy happiness. Tiger would rather spend his time relaxing with Nao on a small couch than stay alone in his giant mansion, and those moments made their relationship feel genuine and comforting.
How ironic that in one family, the older brother is completely oblivious, while in the other, the younger brother is the one who cannot see what is right in front of him.
Singha has had Ben by his side for years. A loyal bodyguard, a constant shadow, a man who has quietly loved him for more than a decade. Yet Singha remains utterly clueless, never realizing that Ben's devotion runs far deeper than duty.
Then there is Tiger, who has spent more than six years loving Nao. And somehow, Nao is just as hopelessly unaware. The funny part is that everyone else can see it. North, clumsy as he is, took one look across a soccer field and immediately understood Tiger's feelings. Nao's own twin brother knows. Practically the entire world seems to know except Nao himself.
So we end up with this amusing parallel: in the mafia family, the older brother is the oblivious one, while in the other family, the younger brother is equally blind to the truth. Two different stories reflecting each other in the most chaotic way.
The only part that feels a little hard to believe is how quickly someone who has always considered himself straight suddenly starts trying to navigate feelings for his best friend after a confession. For years, girls were the ones he noticed, the ones he thought were cute. Then his best friend confesses, and now he is genuinely considering dating him. It is a dramatic shift, though feelings and self-discovery can sometimes be far more complicated than people expect.
Still, that is part of what makes the story entertaining. Between Singha being oblivious to Ben's decade-long love and Nao somehow missing six years of Tiger's devotion, this felt like a double episode built entirely on beautiful, ridiculous cluelessness.
The slow burn romance was done so well, making every small interaction between them feel meaningful. Along with the school setting, athlete male lead storyline, flashbacks to the past, and touches of mafia family drama, the series still keeps a fun and soft atmosphere without becoming too heavy.
Overall, this is a cute and entertaining BL that is easy to watch and enjoy. The romance feels natural, the emotional moments hit well, and Tiger and Nao completely carried the series for me. Definitely one of the more enjoyable light BLs

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I NEED A SEASON 3 BADLY

Okay, so I wrote individual reviews for each show, so you can go on my profile and check them out if you are feeling freaky, but this is just as much as I can fit with my drama list review limit, so enjoy. Overall, this show got an 8.5 out of 10 from me, and I am going to go in order of the shows and put the most important things (This is the same review as my normal one; I just need this for my end-of-the-year review so it's even lmao).

Besides the Sky: The Day the Music Died

Starting with the plot. I think they could have done it a bit better, but I like the whole thing with the sister, even though I really should hate it; I thought it was pretty good. I just wish they wrote it out a little bit better because there were still a few plot holes. But god, it just made me so sad, the whole thing with the sister and how he is a disappointment because of that, so I guess the writing was pretty good. This is also what I wrote the headline off of, because the day she died, everything after that was terrible for Typhoon.

Once again, just like the original, the romance and character writing was phenomenal, and I am actually gagged. Every character felt like a real person, because they were brought to life in that way. I also think that, because of that, some parts had the same charm as the first one, so I liked that too. (They did jump the gun with their romance, though, which I am not very fond of).

They have such good chemistry, so I quite enjoyed their kissing and all that. EAT EATING ATEEEE, BECAUSE I DON'T PLAY. I also love the actors' off-screen chemistry too, and it is always a joy to see them on my four you page (or should I say fourever you page (see what I did there, I will be here all day bruh or until I finish all my reviews for this show lmao)).

I LOVE WHEN THE FRIEND GROUP IS ALL TOGETHER, OH MY GOD THAT'S BETTER THAN ANY SEX SCENE.

Regarding things I didn't like, the start was so incredibly lackluster, my lord. I loved season 1, and I would give my life to watch that again for the first time, so my standards were very high for this. And I was ultimately let down by the start of this one. I feel like we were just thrown into the deep end of lore that halfway made sense and expected to swim. AND let's just say, I didn't swim. I was fucking DROWNING BITCH.

Next up was our 'wolf in sheep's clothing.' So before I go on the rant that I am about to go on, I wanna preface that I love Bever and Tonliew, and they have such good chemistry AND are amazing actors. But the power dynamic they have this is literally the most problematic thing ever, and it was really hard to ignore. The whole thing with Bever's character 'respecting him' was fine until he's like I am only doing this so you like me; I actually have no problem coming on to you. I didn't like that one bit, oh my god. Also, the fact that they grew up together makes the dynamic so much weirder, and I actually can't get behind it at all. Like, at least for the other character they are openly evil and at least are somewhat respectful; he's just not, and I don't fuck with that at all. Okay rant over...for now. My reaction for their dynamic changing lmao, "DYNAMIC CHANGE HELLO. CAUGHT MY REACTION ON INSTA. "I'm starting to lose my patience now." WHATEVER YOU SAY NEXT OR HAPPENS NEXT CAN'T EXCUSE THIS LINE AND THEIR DYNAMIC IS LOWKEY CHANGED FOR ME. Help. HELP. WHAT THE HELL, I CAN'T MOVE ON FROM THAT."

On top of that, there was a lot of bullshit in the episodes. I think that they needed to cool it on the filler, especially with how short it is; like, just tell me the fucking plot line before I get violent. Also, in regards to other bull shit, the confession bit was lowkey so bullshit. I was at a loss for words. I feel like they were doing too much when they should have just had a flat-out confession; stop giving me all this run-around shit and going back to this with lackluster ass shit. Some episodes were interesting for a little bit, and then they would go to this lackluster boring shit, like we are pissing me off, silly.

THE WAY HE FOUND OUT THAT TORFUN DIED SUCKKKK, OH MY GOD. Like, we built our love story off of her; what are we even talking about right now, huh? He was just kind of like Oh yeah, your sister's been dead even though she's been texting me; I have known for a while now. LIKE WHAT? That should have been a bigger deal. I am dead.

The Sun from Another Star: Sits at the top of the driveway

Starting off strong was the start. Unlike our previous couple, their start was actually really good, and I feel like it actually set this show up perfectly. It showed all of the characters as well as all the relevant background characters, and it was very to the point, which is always nice to see.

OH MY GOD. The next thing I liked was THE GIRL WHOSE BF DIED. I fucking loved that. And you know, I should hate that; I really should, because it was kind of an irrelevant plot line to take away from our main couple, but they made me wanna fucking BAWL MY EYES OUT. I loved every second of them, and I will never get them out of my head ever. I need a sequel where it is just them; I don’t play. God, they make me so sad. But I love them.

Going back to our main couple, I also loved taking things slow. It didn't really feel awkward; it lowkey felt just right, and I enjoyed that a lot, y'all have no idea. Just great with everything, including the love, because neither of us were quite ready for a relationship just yet, and we really need to grow as people before we grow together.

THE MOM. Okay, so I hate on San Francisco later in my review, but the fact that she died on Christmas and he spent so long trying to talk to her, and she was just dead. I don't know if I will ever be okay, because what the fuck. That was just so sad, and they brought that to life really well, so good job to them again (at the cost of my sanity this time).

Another thing I liked was, once again, the friend groups; they were so lovely to see, oh my god. Johan and Arthits' relationship was such a gift, and I love it. They are pretty similar and also not, but I just really enjoyed them on screen together even if they were arguing. Also, Arthit and North being close was also really cute (peak Bas with the middle part because I don’t play about him).

Moving on to things I didn’t like. WHY WERE WE ON SCOOBY DOO AH MANHUNT FOR THE FIRST COUPLE OF EPISODES, YALL GONNA PISS ME OFF SILLY I SWEAR TO GOD.

SAN FRANCISCO, KEEP MY SECOND HOME OUT OF YOUR MOUTHHHHH. THERE IS NOWHERE IN SAN FRANCISCO THAT LOOKS LIKE THAT; THE ENTIRE CITY IS ON TOP OF ITSELF. DON'T PISS ME OFFFFFF.

Regarding our love story, I think we did a good job at the start, and then when he asked him to be his boyfriend, it kind of felt like a middle finger to all the progress we were making, so that was kind of irritating. I just wished they spaced that out better.

On more stuff I didn't like, episode 14. If you have seen this, you know what happens here, and if you haven't, well, spoiler time...like always. There is a scene in this where Arhit comes onto Dao, and then Dao pushes him off after Dao kisses his neck and all that. And while he did apologize and they work through that, that was ultimately a dislike for me, because it felt kind of unnecessary in a way; I don't know, like he didn't NEED to come on to him. Just something about BL shows: they love their sexual assault. And well, I do acknowledge that this happens a lot in real life, and in that aspect it makes this a good representation; it felt very out of character for Arthit and along with that the storyline.

And then finally one short note on stuff I didn’t like: the final episode. Something about this season and their final episodes was just so lackluster and had me really disappointed. I feel like they set the standards so high and just wrecked them, like please can we lock in I BEG. But yeah, that’s kind of it for this one.

Lately, It's Winter Season: If they say why, why tell 'em that it's human nature.

Starting off with the plot itself and what I liked about it. It, like all of the parts before it, felt very natural. The characters, the plot (ignoring the mafia shit), everything about it felt so natural, and it really had that Fourever You charm that I have grown to love so much. I also liked how we got the very start of their love story all the way to the end instead of getting randomly thrown in there like the other parts. And I think this is lowkey due to them building this shit brick by brick; I can’t even lie to y'all right now. It was pretty slow burn with a lot of filler, but I gotta remember: don’t hate the player, hate the game. I was so excited for like everything in this show, because of the foundation that was laid for the house that was waiting to be built; like, I couldn’t wait for them to fall more in love and, well, in the end, date.

Kind of piggybacking off of the characters and plot, I quite enjoyed Nao’s character (I will get to crash out Suer in a moment, don’t y'all even worry). I said in my episode 17 review, “Nao being the less liked twin is WAY TOO REAL, LIKE WAY TOO CLOSE TO HOME, WHERE IS MY SUER ON GOD?” And as someone who is a twin and identical at that, God, this hit way closer to home than I ever expected, and that's because of the good character writing. It's not quite something you can understand unless you have lived it before, but growing up with your twin and basically always being together, then slowly becoming your own people, is so crazy to see in this drama format. And as someone whose twin is more liked than me, god, I feel for Nao. He's not resentful; he's just honest and kind of accepting of it, and I feel that so deeply in my bones; y'all actually have no idea. 

Going more on what I liked regarding sibling relationships, we have Suer and his brother. Okay, so starting off, their relationship was really rocky, but it turns out his brother literally just wanted to protect him, and that made me so fucking sad, oh my god. Like, that's his baby at the end of the day, oh my god, because he doesn't play about him, not one bit. They were just both neglected by their father and, in turn, their mother, so when they should have stuck together, they were pulled apart. But then they came around, and I actually really loved that, and I thought that was really well written.

And of course, I said this in my other two reviews, but I love LOVE the connection with the other shows, especially with Johan. Like Suer calling him up, that was really fun, and I thought that was really cute. And then when we finally make it to the present, North pulls up, and it's so cute. God, I love them so much.

I also really liked Nao's reaction to Suer having a crush on him. Like it was this whole thing and Nao's like, there's no way, but shit, we are gonna make it work because I don't wanna lose you, and truthfully I thought that was adorable. Like it really showed character development and how he can grow to love him, which is really sweet and has me all the way dead. I really enjoyed that a lot.

Starting off with things I am not very fond of, is Suer. Well, he does come around, and it becomes endearing and cute; THE CRASH OUT WAS IRRITATING. Like, for no reason, we are picking fights, being annoying; like, actually, there comes a point, and we are so far beyond that point you have no fucking idea, my lord. Don't piss me off; just be in touch with your emotions. AND, every time he needed to fight for his love, specifically episode 21, HE IS TOO BUSY SERVING FACE! SUER LOCK YOUR DUMB BUMB ASS IN BECAUSE THERE IS ACTUALLY NO WAY.

More things I didn't like: a lot of shit felt very random. The first example that came to mind: THE DAD DIES OUT OF NOWHERE? LIKE HELLO? I don't understand why the dad just completely died out of nowhere. Like they should have written in that he was sick in the earlier episodes, so it didn't feel completely fucking random.

And finally, like actually finally, the ending. It was so lackluster and terrible, just like all of his counterparts. I feel like they set it up to be so good and then they just nuked that shit. It was boring, it didn't give our couple justice, and all of it just felt fucking random. Like we NEED TO LOCK THE FUCK IN, I swear to God, because I don't play about these two. God, I am so mad because I wanted their ending to be really good. Literally fuck y'all.

And well, that's it, my friends. I hope you enjoyed my long-ass reviews for this show. In the end, I really did enjoy these two seasons, and I really want another one because these two shows have brought me more joy than I would ever know, my lord. Please watch this and then the first season. Okay bye!

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A boyfriends lap really is the best seat in the house

I truly love this series. Compared to season 1, I liked it more, simply because I really didn't care about HillEaster. I think the only real negative thing I have to say about the series is that I wish the stories had been interconnected like they were in season one instead of these separate, standalone stories. Separated the way they were, everything felt disconnected, like they weren't a part of the same universe, even though we have recurring characters like North showing up in each of the stories.

North & Jo were the only characters from season 1 that showed up in each of the stories. I love North, so I was really happy about this, but I was disappointed that we were never told how Jo and Suea (Tiger) know each other. This was the one thing I wanted answered the most because I'm convinced Jo has worked with the mafia before, even if he's not a member, and I just need to know, you know?

North really is the best friend you could have. He's also spent way too much time with Arthit.

The exaggerated and cringy faces/dioluge are also not used as much in this season, thankfully. It was one of the more annoying things in the first season.

TONFAH/TYPHOON
I hate to admit that I was a bit disappointed in their story. I thought for sure that it would be the most interesting because of Typhoon's abusive father. Still, instead we focus mostly on the cute/shy moments and pushed the hurt/abuse so far into the background that the trauma seemingly healed itself and the father was taken care of almost instantly after he hits Typhoon.

I felt like with the years of abuse and neglect Typhoon went through, it wasn't given enough weight, and we focused too much on the romance. Honestly, if they wanted to focus so much on the romance, I feel like it should have been an episode or 2 longer to deal with everything in a more impactful and believable way. Or they could have cut out some of the fluff. Some could have been removed. The pacing slowed at times because the cute/shy moments were super repetitive. I actually started watching at X1.5 speed during some of those moments because they felt like they added nothing to the story. Tonliew's acting did get me feeling emotional, and it would have been nice to see him slowly heal from his trauma instead of only seeing it for the first couple of episodes. The boy has been emotionally, mentally, and physically abused and neglected. He barely eats or sleeps, and has nightmares. He even thought about killing himself after losing the last person he felt loved him. All of that and Fah slowly healing him should have been the focus.

I didn't count my feelings on this too heavily on my score because it's probably how it is in the book. I will be reading all the stories later on; I'm just not sure when.

On the cute moments, there are a few that I may have liked a little too much. I love that Tonfah is always pulling Phoon into his lap. I love that Fah calls Phoon "little one"; it's adorable, and it fits him so well. I also really like that Tonfah's look sometimes just screams "I'm going to eat you." Bever does that look a little TOO well. It was also really cute when Phoon got drunk and was talking about having kids with Fah.

So the couple that I thought would be the most interesting ended up being the most boring to me.

ARTHIT/DAO
This is the couple that I thought I would like the most & I was kind of right. I love them on the same level as JoNorth & SueaNao. They are both very straightforward people who don't lie or sugarcoat things, and their personalities complement each other really well. I wouldn't say this was enemies-to-lovers, but it was at least pain-in-the-ass-to-lovers, which I'm always here for.

2 things disappointed me here. First, I wanted to see Dao tell his friends about his powers. I feel like we really missed out when, honestly, it was probably nothing. Second, explain to me how Arthit and Dao have never met once when all of their friends are dating? I know Dao isn't the most social, but they should have met at least once in passing (I'm not counting Dao seeing Arthit eat Fah's gift). Both of these things didn't hinder my enjoyment of the story, but they are things that I would have liked to see.

I laughed and cried a lot more in this story than I was expecting. Meen, Dao, and Arthit made me cry multiple times. Arthit and his father Direk ( you know his actual father, not Hill, Jo, and Fah) made me laugh many times. The one that was the most memorable was Direk having Arthit saved on his phone as "little sperm"; no idea why I found that so cute and funny. I also laughed a lot when Arthit was dealing with Khram and somehow became his therapist. Oh, I also loved it when Dao pulled on Arthit's ear just like a pissed mother would.

This pairing had the best cuddles.

SUEA/NAO
First off, I love that Nao has a twin brother, and they gave us a good reason for why he wasn't in season 1 (Studying in Boston). They used different actors, but they looked enough alike to pass for twins.

The first 5 & 1/2 episodes (I'm not sure where in episode 6 it went from past to present, so I'm saying 1/2) gave us the full backstory on how Suea and Nao met, Suea falling in love, and all the son-of-a-mafia crap that happened in between. We even get a 2-year time skip when they are in high school that is mostly shown through little moments and phone calls. I wish we had gotten to see a time skip of their 2nd year in college because I don't think we saw anything from it? I would say we needed more of their first year as well for those who didn't watch season 1. I'm not sure because I'm not really sure when we got to present day. (This was the only real negative in this couple's story for me) I love that they spent so much time building up Suea's one-sided crush and the tension, only to put us in the present day, where Suea snaps & finally confesses his love. I liked seeing so much of their lives.

Suea's gay panic was the funniest and cutest thing. Singha being a tsundere with a brother complex was also very sweet.

Also, I thought Jo was bad when he was trying to win over North, but Suea is so over-the-top it's funny. Seriously though, how do Suea and Jo know each other!?

I actually teared up a couple of times for Suea because he was hurting so much from the things that Nao said and did that unintentionally hurt him, and he wouldn't/couldn't cry. He was clearly hurting, and it felt like he wouldn't allow himself to cry at first because he had already accepted that to be a part of Nao's life was to experience the emotional pain that came with him being interested in others. Nao was both the person who made him the happiest and the sadest & he endured it for 6 years. He is literally ready to kill & die for Nao. Nothing his father or brother did to him could make him cry, but Nao could bring him to his knees.

Except for the first time he was forced to kill. Which was a fucked up thing to do to your child, mafia or not, and Suea was literally a child. He was 16! I'm surprised there wasn't a part of the story where Suea's father targeted Nao to force/manipulate Suea into doing what he wanted. The asshole kicks the bucket randomly near the end (good riddance) before Singha is forced to marry, so both of our boys get to be happy with the ones they love.

I don't know how this story had time to develop the relationship so beautifully while giving us two side couples that we didn't ask for, but I appreciated it nonetheless. We didn't actually see a lot of Micky & Tul, but Singha & Ben were in the story quite a bit & while we only got a little bit of the romance, it didn't feel forced at all. They did this when Tonfah/Typoon's story felt like it could barely handle the romance.

OVERALL I really liked the series. If the stories had been connected instead of being standalones (and done well, mind), I probably would have rated this series a 9.

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NgernOat were the best though

The longest BL I’ve ever watched. I cherish all the seasons and couples, although some were better than others. If viewers don't wanna watch all of it, they can just pick couples with the best ratings.
If the first season was stolen and carried heavily by MaxkyBas, then the second season was carried by NgernOat. They had an interesting story as well as really good acting going for them.
BeverTonliew acted well, just the story was slow-paced. PieGolf had more of a story, but (you can now throw stones at me) Golf's acting was a bit too stiff. And I love Golf, he's literally the most beautiful one in the cast (how do such pretty people exist, what is this magic), but the acting could be improved. And the guy who played Ben didn't help either, I was watching their emotional scenes through my fingers...
I always prefer uncut versions, because I am too old to watch people express their love by holding hands. BeverTonliew and NgernOat killed these of course — very proud.
Anyway, love the show, love the actors, we'll cherish it fourever as one of the classic must-watch lakhorns. Thank youuu

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Episode 23

Episode 23 is the turning point Tiger has been waiting for over six years. Nao finally begins to realize that the person he cannot imagine living without has always been Tiger. The drama handles this realization naturally, showing how love can become difficult to recognize when two people have spent so many years together. Tiger's quiet patience makes this episode especially rewarding, and his gentle expression after Nao accepts his feelings says more than words ever could. Meanwhile, Singha and Ben's storyline grows increasingly painful as Singha's political marriage threatens to separate them. The contrast between one couple moving toward happiness and another facing heartbreak gives the episode strong emotional balance. A warm and satisfying chapter with excellent character development.

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Every story had its own charm✨?

I had been waiting to watch Fourever You 2 because I wanted to binge all three stories together, and honestly, I think that was the right decision. Watching them back-to-back made the whole experience much more enjoyable.

For me, each story just kept getting better than the previous one.

Beside The Sky started off really strong and had a solid emotional foundation, but it ended up being my least favorite because everything felt a little too rushed. Phoon's journey deserved more time, and I think this story had enough potential to be a full-length series instead of a mini one.

Then came The Sun From Another Star, which was a huge step up. I loved the unique concept, especially ghosts being scared of humans instead of the other way around 😂 Arthit and Dao had amazing chemistry, and Arthit's expressions whenever he was near Dao had me obsessed 😭❤️ My only complaint was that the series never really explained Dao's supernatural abilities.

And finally, Lately, It's Winter Season, which easily became my favorite. Maybe I'm a little biased because I've been drawn to Suea and Nao ever since Fourever You, but their story completely lived up to my expectations. The development felt natural, the chemistry was amazing, and Suea completely stole my heart. I just wanted to put him in my pocket and run away with him 😭❤️ The only thing that felt a little rushed was the ending.

Overall, I really enjoyed Fourever You 2. Every story had its own charm, the acting and chemistry were consistently great, and I loved seeing this friend group get their own happy endings. Even though I had a few complaints here and there, they never stopped me from enjoying the series.

My ranking:
❤️ Lately, It's Winter Season > The Sun From Another Star > Beside The Sky

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How single can u feel

The show is basically a fantasy dream come true. Every couple has their struggle and every individual has their story. 3 in 1 story and all has amazing ending and very complete. Dont feel rush but feels very short. Like give us more fluffy please. The show even uncut version doesnt have crazy scene's but its so heart-warming n every kiss is sweet. My fav part is how the 6 couples interlink and how they are all so sweet and how green flag forest . My y side simply love the part where the tops love the bottoms so much that the extent they go + how rich /powerful / strong they are + how muchhhhhhhh they love to show off their love hahahaha

Just be prepared to kick your legs with fin, watch their love and feel single , watch the friendships between the groups and just wish you are part of them .

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Everything is just perfect!

How am I supposed to start this review, not because it's messy but because how good every arcs is!
We starting with FahPhoon's storyline which we could agree, it's the most heartbreaking story among all of the arcs, from the start to finish. They convinced us that Phoon DESERVES to be happy and can we talk about Fah? He is a whole rainforest, the way he speaks and how he treats Phoon. I'm jealous lol.
The second arc is my favorite storyline, ArthitDao. Their dynamic is the most interesting one to me, there's no love at first sight or other cliche plotline, we actually get to see how Thit falls for Dao. The most interesting part? How Dao communicate with the ghosts haha, I like how the actor's capture Dao's mannerism especially with the ghosts, he's asking relationship advice to one of them sending me.
The last arc, TigerNao, is the weakest pacing in the project for me. It's still on going but what bothers me the most is the whole kidnapping thing, to me it feels so rushed, I was hoping to see what the stepfather actually did to Nao because as a viewer it will be more immersed and feel included. And I think Nao's actor need a little bit more of acting class, no shade tho, he's okay but there are some moments where I can see he's just acting if you know what I mean.

In the last note, I keep thinking this is what P10L should look like. But alas we were robbed.

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Entre lenteur, alignement des étoiles et déception…

Globalement, c'est une saison décevante, bien qu'elle reste supérieure à la première. Cela dit, ce n'est pas compliqué de faire mieux. Passer devant un couple ultra-toxique et un acteur coincé depuis 2019 dans son personnage de UWMA, il fallait forcer pour se louper. Et pourtant…

Si cette saison met en avant la bienveillance et des sentiments plus matures, elle n'en reste pas moins fade. Elle n'est pas complètement ennuyeuse, mais plate. Peut-être avais-je des attentes suite aux pilots. D'ailleurs, les pilots sont souvent accrocheurs. Mais lorsqu'ils sont meilleurs que les trailers et les séries, c'est un problème. En fin de compte, revoir les pilots de FY2 ? Oui. Revoir les trois séries ? Non.

- Beside the Sky (6.5/10)
Une histoire douce aux personnages attachants, mais si lente ! Fah me rappelle le prince charmant d'un conte de fées, et Phoon ressemble à un mignon chaton. Si l'intrigue n'est pas mauvaise, sa lenteur et la candeur de sa romance ne m'ont pas transporté autant que je l'aurais voulu.

- The Sun from Another Star (8/10)
The Sun from Another Star fait se rencontrer deux étoiles opposées qui finissent par trouver leur place dans le ciel de l'autre. L'histoire, à la fois drôle et émouvante, l'ambiance chaleureuse et bienveillante, ainsi que la romance douce et sincère, m'ont donné envie de revenir chaque semaine.

- Lately, It's Winter Season (5.5/10)
Lately, It's Winter Season choisit de s'attarder sur le passé et l'amitié, au détriment de la romance présente, qui n'a jamais eu le temps de vivre. Malgré quelques bons moments, l'histoire se perd dans des scènes longues et un récit qui ne progresse que trop tardivement.

En bref, Fourever You 2 a quelques bons moments, et c'est tout.

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