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This is honestly one of the cutest and warmest BLs I’ve ever seen—pure, wholesome, and full of heart.
No drama, no miscommunication—just pure love, great chemistry, and the healthiest relationships
That school announcement love song scene? ICONIC 🎶🫠
I’ve been replaying the OST nonstop!
Even the breakup hit so hard (that frozen curry rice 😭)
Also loved the second couple and their idol journey 💫
Keen is such a star—can’t believe he’s only 18!
💚 Only Boo! – 10/10 🍛
It now makes sense why he dislikes children — he’s clearly traumatised by that incident and refuses to date anyone younger than himself. However, Sorn’s brother is right: it’s time for Sorn to move on, especially now that Jun is of legal age. 💔
Ironically, in real life, Jun (played by Oat) is 30 years old, while Sorn (played by Boat) is 28. 🎭
Good thing it’s a public holiday tomorrow so I’m going to stay up just to watch it
I’ve enjoyed the series since episode 1, but I found episode 7 to be quite disjointed. The focus seems to be scattered, and I believe the two main leads deserve significantly more screen time and development.
What also confuses me is JunHo’s involvement. He was responsible for the death of Sun’s best friend, yet he is now working for Mr. Joe—even while knowing that JunHo is his father. They’ve even encountered each other face-to-face on several occasions.
We all understand how Sun reacts when he discovers who killed his father. So how is it that he can work alongside someone who murdered his best friend—but will suddenly change course only after learning about his father? The irony is hard to ignore.
So let me get this straight: the palace has like a hundred guards, and apparently even 10+ crammed into a single room—for maximum safety, of course. 🫡
But when three royal heirs and a princess sneak off to a club in the city (aka prime spot for sketchy things), they get… drumroll… Chakri (who gets drunk and can’t fight 🥴) and Charan, left to take on two random attackers alone? No royal guards? No backup? Not even one dude with a walkie-talkie? 💀
I mean… priorities.
✨ That said, I actually enjoyed Episode 6, even though some people said it was boring. Maybe I just like chaos.
📺 If you need a BL to watch while wondering where all the palace guards went, I’ve got a list of 20+ currently airing shows. Hit me up if you need help finding where to watch them! 💁♂️🍿
My Currently Watching - Airing
1. My Stubborn 8/12 🇹🇭
2. Reset 2/10 🇹🇭
3. I Promise I will Come Back 4/10🇹🇭
4. My Sweet Brother in Law 3/5 🇻🇳
5. Mission to the Moon 15/18 🇹🇭
6. Eye Contact 6/6🇹🇭
7. Ball Boy Tactics 3/8 🇰🇷
8. Sweetheart Service 6/12 🇰🇷
9. The Ex-Morning 3/10 🇹🇭
10. Trapped in Osaka 3/4 🇨🇳
11. Moon and Dust 4/6 🇨🇳
12. Loy Kaew First Love 4/6 🇹🇭
13. Fight for You 12/12 🇹🇼
14. Knock Out 5/12 🇹🇭
15. My Sweetheart Jom 4/12 🇹🇭
16. Pit Babe Season 2 6/13 🇹🇭
17. The Next Prince 6/14 🇹🇭
18. The Bangkok Boy 7/12 🇹🇭
19. Season of Love in Shimane 4/8 🇹🇭
20. Boys in Love 8/12 🇹🇭
21. The Sparkle In Your Eye 5/12🇨🇳
I just binged all 6 episodes on Netflix in one sitting—only paused for bathroom breaks 😮💨 That’s how hooked I was!
This series is dark, gritty, intense, and so cleverly written 🧠🖤 Every episode left me with questions, then slowly unraveled the answers. The way all the characters’ stories connect like a puzzle was just brilliant.
No need for overly pretty faces here—the performances were raw and real. It's all about greed, trauma, secrets, and consequences... and when karma hits, it hits HARD 😵💫💥
If you love mind-bending thrillers full of tension and twists, this is for you.
North missed Johan so deeply that on his birthday, he clung to Johan’s actual red shirt while sleeping — not just for comfort, but because it still held Johan’s scent. In that quiet moment, it felt as if Johan was right there with him, wrapped around him. 🥺❤️
So when North chooses to hand-wash Johan’s clothes, it’s not out of necessity, but out of love. Washing by hand wasn’t a chore — it was a tender, meaningful gesture. A way to care for someone even in their absence. 🫧✨
This isn’t about convenience. Sometimes, hand-washing a loved one’s clothes is a quiet expression of affection, longing, and deep emotional connection. 🫧💞
Andy & Nelson’s chemistry is insanely hot 🔥 From fake boyfriends to real lovers, their scenes were full of passion 💋🛏️
Loved the action + romance mix, and the undercover plot kept me hooked
Wished for more fight scenes and more screentime for the second couple
Still, a sexy and emotional watch I totally recommend
Two Worlds – 9/10
Loving this parallel universe story! Thai & Kram’s chemistry is intense 🔥 and the emotional scenes hit hard 😭. So happy to see Gun (Unforgotten Night) as Phupha—he’s giving major daddy vibes 😍. Mas & Nat are great leads, and Pak & Mon (2nd couple) surprised me with insane chemistry 💘
All the NC/loving scenes were beautifully filmed 💋 and I loved the forest/water settings 🌿💦
Only reason it’s not a 10 is because the plot with the two worlds confused me a bit—might need a rewatch
This is a good reminder not to rely solely on others’ comments without watching the episode firsthand.
That said, acknowledging Chain’s potential manipulation doesn’t take away from his trauma — it simply highlights that even victims can make questionable decisions in the aftermath of abuse. Saying that a behaviour is toxic doesn’t mean it’s on the same level as what Jorn did. It’s about recognising complexity in characters, not assigning equal blame.
I think you may have misinterpreted my comment. If you go back and read it, I said “it is still a form of toxic behaviour” — I never said it was on the same level.
Jorn is studying to become a doctor, and both of his parents are in the medical field. He also has connections within the hospital. It’s difficult to understand why he would do something so reckless, especially knowing that it could ruin his entire future and potentially lead to jail time if Chain were to report him.
Chain managed to escape, yet when confronted by his sister—who asked who had hurt him and suggested going to the police—he chose to hide the truth from her 🤐.
The preview for Episode 6 suggests that Chain may use this situation to his advantage. In order to avoid exposing what Jorn did to him, he appears to pressure Sun into breaking up with Nu so he can be with Nu instead. While Chain is undoubtedly the victim here, using this as leverage against Sun may not be as severe, it is still a form of toxic behaviour 😔.
What Jorn did to Chain was undeniably wrong, and I do not condone his actions 🚫. However, that doesn’t excuse manipulative behaviour in return.
Honestly, six episodes simply aren’t enough. There are too many characters and subplots—this story really needed at least 12 episodes to develop properly. It looks like the finale in Episode 6 will feel rushed.