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Episode 3 of Knock Out made my Friday night so much better after a long, stressful workweek 💼❤️‍🔥.. 67 minutes flew by and I was glued to every second. Highlights? Oh, so many...

🔗 That jail handcuff scene? Unexpectedly intimate. I was sure they'd hold hands to ease the pain... but no. Tease us more, why don’t you?
😴 Keen nuzzling into Thun’s bare chest like it was his favorite pillow? I felt that in my soul — and maybe lower.
🥵 Self-defense training scene — the positioning, the eye contact, the way Thun pinned Keen down? That wasn’t just a lesson — that was foreplay in disguise. My mind is still in the gutter and it’s not coming back up.
💋 Their first kiss in the boxing ring was everything — intense, passionate, and one of the best I've seen. No more cliché rooftop kisses — this was raw and real.
💆‍♂️ And let’s talk about that “extra service” massage from the second couple — excuse me?? That body slide had no business being that erotic.
🛏️ NC preview for next week? Only a few seconds, but damn, it was hot. Now we have to wait 7 whole days? Pure torture. 😩

I just watched episode 1 and really enjoyed it, even though it was only around 15 minutes long. The cast is stunning, the music is well chosen, the cinematography is beautiful, and the acting is impressive. Chinese BL really hits differently — there’s a maturity and subtlety to the production, and I appreciate the absence of the overly cringey sound effects often found in other BL dramas.

It’s a shame that BL remains restricted in China. If it were fully legalized, the genre could become an explosive market, especially considering past successes like Addicted and The Untamed, both of which generated massive viewership and significant revenue. I truly hope that one day, China embraces the potential of this genre.

I respect your view on wanting more realistic gay stories, but I disagree that this BL drama is boring or without value. Many fans appreciate its emotional depth and character development, even if it’s not strictly realistic.

It’s okay if this style isn’t for you, but others can still enjoy it. Let’s agree to disagree and leave it at that.

I completely agree with you. The chemistry between the main leads is genuinely strong, and their emotional connection comes through clearly on screen — especially in those well-executed, heartfelt moments like the kissing scenes. It’s clear that both the actors and the production team put a lot of effort into creating something meaningful, and it shows.

It’s disheartening to see overly negative comments that disregard the hard work of not only the cast but the entire crew behind the scenes. Constructive criticism is one thing, but unnecessary harshness adds nothing of value. This series is not for everyone, but basic respect should still apply.

Personally, I’ve been enjoying the plot and the way the story unfolds. It’s refreshing to see a BL drama that focuses not just on physical attraction, but also on character depth and relationship development.

Thank you for highlighting the positive — it’s always good to see appreciation where it’s deserved.

Not every drama, especially BL, needs sex or constant action to be good. If that’s all you’re looking for, maybe watch porn — this is storytelling, not fanservice.

BL is about more than physical attraction. It’s about the emotional journey, the chemistry, the slow burn, and the character growth. Calling it “boring” just because it has actual dialogue and development shows you’re missing the whole point.

Some of the best BLs — like Cherry Magic, Old Fashion Cupcake, or Bad Buddy — thrive without graphic scenes. If that’s “tons of bs talk” to you, maybe this genre isn’t for you.

While I haven’t read the novel, my prediction for episode 12 is that Mark might turn Tong into a vampire to save him. After the transformation, they could team up to defeat Thara.

This could lead to a passionate culmination of their relationship, with the two of them embracing their immortality and living happily ever after.

Just a personal theory, but I’m excited to see how it unfolds.

Can you please share the link, I only watched episode 1, really want to see episode 2 and 3. Thanks in advance

I really love this show, but episode 11 felt kind of off.

Mark and Nakan suddenly seemed so weak—earlier they could instantly kill other vampires, but now they’re getting attacked and hurt so easily?

Also, the part where Thara tells Tong the truth, and then Mark pretends not to believe Tong for a few minutes—what was the point of that? It didn’t really make sense.

Then at the end, Tong gives himself up to Thara, but in the episode 12 preview, Mark and Nakan are going to rescue him? Why would they do that?

And Nakan killed Tong’s best friend, but now they’re on the same side? The plot in these last few episodes has felt really messy.

Please don’t rely solely on MDL ratings 😊. I’ve watched over 300+ shows listed on kisskh, and not all series rated in the 8s or 9s are necessarily great. Surprisingly, many shows rated in the 6s or 7s turn out to be hidden gems 💎. This particular one definitely deserved a much higher rating than just a 7

I binged all 12 episodes in just a few days — watched the 1hr uncut version (highly recommend over the Viki cut)! 🕛 Don’t let the 7.0 rating fool you — this was intense, emotional, and SO addicting. One of the craziest enemies-to-lovers stories I’ve ever watched. 💥 Enemies? Lovers? Obsession? Pain? It’s all here. And it’s BRUTAL.

I watched Unforgotten Night and Love Syndrome: The Beginning too, but honestly, watch them in reverse release order for the best experience.

Day (Long) & Itt (Frank) have 🔥🔥 chemistry. Both tall, gorgeous, and such strong actors — they MADE this series. Their emotional journey? A rollercoaster.

Yeah, it’s toxic — but if it weren’t, it would be boring. This series shows real sacrifice, obsession, and love. Itt gave everything. If that’s not love, I don’t know what is.

Truly lives up to the name Love Syndrome. ❤️‍🩹

They’ve already done the car scene in Ep 1 and it was chef’s kiss 😮‍💨
But now I need MORE. I’m talking:

⛵ A Bed Friend-style boat moment with wind-blown hair and lingering stares? YES.
🌊 Or a steamy KinnPorsche balcony pool scene where clothes mysteriously disappear? SIGN ME UP.

This is Thailand—there’s always an office party trip.
Let them hit that beach resort. Let Sorn get jealous and accidentally confess after two mojitos 🍹🍹
And let the shirts fly OFF, respectfully

Your question was whether you did anything wrong, and from my perspective, I don’t believe you did.

I agreed with you. So just ignore that person that blocked you.

I get where you're coming from—by the dictionary, incest is only about blood relations, so technically it doesn’t apply to non-blood-related characters, like in the Step Brothers genre or troupe, or the Taiwan/China BL dramas I’ve watched (like Addicted, Unknown, History 4, The Only One, Uncle Unknown). But some people might use the term more loosely or get uncomfortable with the idea of close relationships, even if it’s not technically incest. Honestly, it seems like the person who blocked you probably just had a strong reaction to the topic, even if that wasn’t your point. Everyone has their own take on what’s ‘okay’ in media, especially when it’s something a bit controversial

Wow 😳 First time I’ve seen a BL series dropping NC scenes every single episode 🔥 At this rate, they might run out of positions by episode 12 😂🛏️

Can’t wait to see how creative they get in the next 7 episodes… let’s just say, this show isn’t holding back

I thought BL was banned in China, but this one doesn’t seem censored at all. Was it made in China just for international viewers?

I’m so excited to see the twins from HIStory3: Make Our Days Count (2019) back again! I always hoped En and Te would get their own stories, but I never expected a Thai-Taiwanese crossover — and now they’re paired with Tontoe, which is such a fun twist!

Funny enough, I just watched the first episode of Season of Love in Shimane today, and Tontoe was hilarious. I’m really looking forward to seeing him in this new series.

It’s such an interesting pairing, and I hope the crossover works out well. I do have a couple of questions though:
👉 Will they speak in English? Or will it be a mix of Thai and Taiwanese?
👉 And will both twins fall for Tontoe? Are we getting a love triangle?

Super curious to see how this all plays out!

I just finished episode 1,

P and the two twins are back Pan and Plai.

You are correct, two new cast - Tontoe and PJ.

Continuation after 1 year.

Strong feelings don’t automatically make something objectively wrong—context matters.

Let’s get the facts straight before throwing around heavy accusations like “bullying” and “enabling.”

First of all, Sorn apologized to Jun not once, but twice—immediately after the prank on the stairs, and again in person later. He even went out of his way to visit Jun at home and brought food as a peace offering. That’s not the behavior of someone who’s being malicious. And more importantly, Jun accepted the apology. That alone speaks volumes and should matter in any fair conversation.

Not only did Sorn apologize, he also took full responsibility by going to the supervisor himself and explaining the situation—putting the blame squarely on his own shoulders. As the supervisor later told Jun: “Sorn told me yesterday’s meeting wasn’t your fault. He said he did it on purpose to mess with you. I’m sorry for scolding you yesterday.” Jun even admitted, “And I was kinda at fault too, barging in like that.”

Now, let’s address the word “bullying,” because it’s being thrown around way too loosely. Bullying is not a one-off prank. It’s a repeated, targeted pattern of harmful behavior intended to belittle or intimidate someone. What happened here doesn’t even come close. Was the prank awkward? Sure. Poorly timed? Maybe. But malicious? Harmful? Repetitive? No.

Calling this “bullying” not only stretches the meaning of the word, it also diminishes the serious reality of actual workplace abuse—where victims face ongoing harassment, discrimination, retaliation, or manipulation. If everything uncomfortable is labeled “toxic,” we lose the ability to distinguish real abuse from minor conflicts or misjudged moments.

Also, let’s be crystal clear: nowhere in my original comment did I condone bullying. I said this specific prank was harmless—and I still stand by that. It’s entirely possible to find something cringey or uncomfortable without immediately labeling it abusive or toxic.

If your takeaway from my comment was “don’t be a crybaby,” then you’re reading into something that wasn’t said. That interpretation is yours, not mine. What I did say was based on years of real-world experience—not idealized internet takes. Recognizing the difference between actual abuse and a one-time bad joke isn’t “enabling.” It’s having perspective.

Bottom line: disagreeing with public outrage doesn’t make someone complicit. It means they’re thinking critically and refusing to jump on the bandwagon just because it’s loud.

Calling me an “enabler” because I don’t join the outrage bandwagon doesn’t make your point stronger—it just makes the conversation less productive.