Normally, popular boys are portrayed as cocky and arrogant, but it’s so refreshing in this show to see the four most popular boys at school being genuinely kind and welcoming to Hioki. They’re all so friendly and warm toward him. In so many Korean series, we often see bullying as a common theme, but this one just hits differently, every boy here is a true green flag. It reminds me why Japan is such a respectful country, filled with so many kind and considerate people. I witnessed it myself when I visited Japan last year.
Please consider watching this on iQIYI instead of the illegal platforms you mentioned. The actors, crew, and creators worked hard to bring this story to life; they deserve to be supported, not pirated.
If you can’t or don’t want to pay, that’s your personal choice, but please don’t promote illegal websites like it’s acceptable. It’s disrespectful to the people who made the series and to fans who choose to support it the right way.
Sharing or promoting illegal links isn’t just unlawful, it’s deeply disrespectful to the entire production team. Piracy harms the industry and takes away opportunities from the people who work tirelessly to create the content we love.
If you truly care about BL and want to see more quality shows in the future, support them through legal channels. That’s how the industry grows, and it’s the least we can do as fans.
Two of the best series this year just ended this week (this and Love in the Moonlight). Now I am feeling void…
You read my mind, I 100% agree with you. Both masterpieces ended this week, and now I honestly don’t know what to watch next. It’s rare for two shows to captivate me this much from start to finish, leaving me feeling so empty now that they’re over.
why does it feel like all those bad reviews are written by the same people? they literally say the sameanyways,…
Because those negative people giving 1-star ratings clearly have nothing better to do. They’re either trolls or just plain homophobic. If they’re constantly spreading negativity online, chances are their real lives are probably full of it too. For me, the cast and crew work tirelessly day and night to bring this story to life, so seeing people slap on a 1-star review feels so disrespectful. If you don’t have anything nice to say, then don’t say it. Just move on. Everyone’s entitled to their own opinion, but it’s always the same group of people trying to drag down these masterpieces, not just this one but many others too.
But the rating says it all. 8.8, truly deserved. Number 1 BL at the moment for 2025.
Finale review = Rarely do I come across a BL this extraordinary. Every episode feels like a masterpiece, rich in emotion, layered with meaning, and performed with breathtaking depth. The acting captures every fragile heartbeat, the flashbacks flow like memories etched in time, and the plot unfolds with poetic precision. Some episodes stretched close to two hours, yet not once did I feel weary, only captivated. Khemjira now stands at 8.8, the highest-rated BL of the year, and it truly earns that crown. I would return to this masterpiece in a heartbeat.
Rarely do I come across a BL this extraordinary. Every episode feels like a masterpiece, rich in emotion, layered with meaning, and performed with breathtaking depth. The acting captures every fragile heartbeat, the flashbacks flow like memories etched in time, and the plot unfolds with poetic precision.
Some episodes stretched close to two hours, yet not once did I feel weary, only captivated.
Khemjira now stands at 8.8, the highest-rated BL of the year, and it truly earns that crown. I would return to this masterpiece in a heartbeat.
No wonder the three siblings turned out this way. In their home, there was no love, only power and control. Their father cared more about his hundred-billion-dollar hospital than his own children. To him, money and power meant more than family. Now the siblings are turning against each other. Each of them has their own bodyguard, and those bodyguards will soon become their lovers. When you grow up without love from your father, you turn to the ones closest to you and for them, that’s their bodyguards. That’s how love begins, quietly, where it was never given.
currently Khemjira is the highest rated BL of 2025
Wow I just finished Khemjira and saw the review, it is now 8.8, yesterday was 8.7. You're right, Khemjira now stands at 8.8, the highest-rated BL of the year, and it truly earns that crown. I would return to this masterpiece in a heartbeat.
I really liked this show and gave it a 9/10, but I honestly don’t think it deserves to be the highest rated BL of 2025. I’ve watched every airing BL this year, and below are examples of series that are better than this one yet somehow received a lower rating.
Here are some examples: Khemjira (8.7, tied) 🇹🇭 Love in the Moonlight (8.6) 🇹🇭 Revenged Love (8.5) 🇨🇳 The Wicked Game (8.5) 🇹🇭 Shine (8.4) 🇹🇭 Kill to Love (8.4) 🇨🇳 Secrets Relationship (8.2) 🇰🇷 Knock Out (8.0) 🇹🇭 ABO Desire (7.9) 🇨🇳 Stay by My Side After the Rain (7.7) 🇯🇵 Secret Lover (7.7) 🇹🇼
All of these are far more solid in storytelling, pacing, and emotional depth, and they definitely deserve higher ratings.
P.S As of 26th Oct, Khemjira now stands at 8.8, the highest-rated BL of the year, and it truly earns that crown. I would return to this masterpiece in a heartbeat.
I just finished the finale, and honestly, I’m heartbroken, not because of the story, but because of how disappointing it turned out to be.
The first half of the series was everything I wanted: emotional, grand, and full of meaning. But the finale felt like a completely different show. The villain, who murdered countless people and nearly killed King Chaiyachet, somehow gets released? And then the entire cast breaks into a cheerful dance like it’s High School Musical. It felt absurd after all the tragedy and sacrifice we witnessed.
They spent so many episodes building toward a great war, showing heartbreak, loyalty, and bloodshed, only to throw it all away with a voting subplot that made no sense. This wasn’t a modern democracy, it was historical Thailand, full of corruption and power struggles. Even the episode itself admitted that the “voting” was bribery, which made the message completely fall apart.
And the endless resurrections drained all the emotion. How many times can the leads die and come back? King Chaiyachet’s death lost its weight, Jet got stabbed clean through and miraculously survived, and the Prince seemed to die over and over again. By the end, none of it felt believable.
What frustrated me most was the lack of closure. For a time-travel story, not showing the modern world even once in the final episode made the ending feel unfinished and hollow. It was like the story forgot where it began.
I started this series with so much love and excitement, rating it a 10. The first half had magic. But as the episodes went on, that spark faded, and now, after the finale, I can only give it an 8 out of 10.
Nut’s sassiness was the only light in this chaotic series. He was effortlessly entertaining and truly carried so many scenes. Without him, I think this series would have felt even emptier.
Yes, it's a bit cliché too. But it seems you liked it anyways where it had a cringe effect on me.
Omg, I just finished the ending and honestly, unpopular opinion but I didn’t like it. It felt so stupid. The villain literally killed so many people, almost killed the king, yet somehow got released from prison? And then suddenly everyone’s happily dancing at the end like it’s High School Musical!
Also, I’m so disappointed we didn’t get to see the modern world at all. Most time-travel stories either show the character returning or at least give us a glimpse of what’s happening in the present but this series didn’t do that, which made the ending feel incomplete.
For me, out of the four Destiny Anthology stories, this is the best one yet. Simple yet so emotional. P and Plai’s chemistry is amazing, and I love how it focuses on a couple who’ve been together for years, not just starting out. It’s about love that fades quietly, then hits you when it’s gone. Beautifully acted and heartfelt. You can watch it for free on 9NAA Channel on YouTube.
She’s not his sister, she’s his cousin.Keep watching, and you’ll uncover the truth.You might end up hating…
Your English is perfectly fine, don’t worry! I understood your comment completely, and I know you were referring to Sasin, I 100% got that.
Keep watching though, your perspective might shift later on. You may even find yourself feeling differently about both Sasin and Pin too. Let me know once you finish, I’d love to hear your thoughts!
She’s not his sister, she’s his cousin.Keep watching, and you’ll uncover the truth.You might end up hating…
Regardless of whether he flirted or not, that doesn’t change the fact that Prince Saenkaew is gay. He simply can’t fall in love with a woman, no matter how hard he tries. His marriage was forced; he never wanted it or agreed to it in the first place.
I don’t want to spoil too much for you, but both Prince Saenkaew and Sasin actually told Pin several times to cancel the wedding. She’s just living in her own fantasy world at the moment, refusing to see reality.
Honestly, I’d do the same thing in real life. I’d rather see my sister or cousin cry now than spend her life with a man who never truly loves her. It’s far kinder to let her face the truth than to let her suffer in a loveless marriage. A short heartbreak now is better than a lifetime of pretending.
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In so many Korean series, we often see bullying as a common theme, but this one just hits differently, every boy here is a true green flag.
It reminds me why Japan is such a respectful country, filled with so many kind and considerate people. I witnessed it myself when I visited Japan last year.
Please consider watching this on iQIYI instead of the illegal platforms you mentioned. The actors, crew, and creators worked hard to bring this story to life; they deserve to be supported, not pirated.
If you can’t or don’t want to pay, that’s your personal choice, but please don’t promote illegal websites like it’s acceptable. It’s disrespectful to the people who made the series and to fans who choose to support it the right way.
Sharing or promoting illegal links isn’t just unlawful, it’s deeply disrespectful to the entire production team. Piracy harms the industry and takes away opportunities from the people who work tirelessly to create the content we love.
If you truly care about BL and want to see more quality shows in the future, support them through legal channels. That’s how the industry grows, and it’s the least we can do as fans.
For me, the cast and crew work tirelessly day and night to bring this story to life, so seeing people slap on a 1-star review feels so disrespectful. If you don’t have anything nice to say, then don’t say it. Just move on.
Everyone’s entitled to their own opinion, but it’s always the same group of people trying to drag down these masterpieces, not just this one but many others too.
But the rating says it all. 8.8, truly deserved. Number 1 BL at the moment for 2025.
Some episodes stretched close to two hours, yet not once did I feel weary, only captivated.
Khemjira now stands at 8.8, the highest-rated BL of the year, and it truly earns that crown. I would return to this masterpiece in a heartbeat.
Some episodes stretched close to two hours, yet not once did I feel weary, only captivated.
Khemjira now stands at 8.8, the highest-rated BL of the year, and it truly earns that crown. I would return to this masterpiece in a heartbeat.
Their father cared more about his hundred-billion-dollar hospital than his own children. To him, money and power meant more than family.
Now the siblings are turning against each other. Each of them has their own bodyguard, and those bodyguards will soon become their lovers.
When you grow up without love from your father, you turn to the ones closest to you and for them, that’s their bodyguards.
That’s how love begins, quietly, where it was never given.
After watching it, I didn’t even grab a wine, I took some Panadol (Tylenol for you in the USA) instead to recover from the headache it gave me.
Like, what did we just watch? I’m just like you right now, completely lost but laughing through the chaos! 😂
You must have had a blast writing that review 🤣
Here are some examples:
Khemjira (8.7, tied) 🇹🇭
Love in the Moonlight (8.6) 🇹🇭
Revenged Love (8.5) 🇨🇳
The Wicked Game (8.5) 🇹🇭
Shine (8.4) 🇹🇭
Kill to Love (8.4) 🇨🇳
Secrets Relationship (8.2) 🇰🇷
Knock Out (8.0) 🇹🇭
ABO Desire (7.9) 🇨🇳
Stay by My Side After the Rain (7.7) 🇯🇵
Secret Lover (7.7) 🇹🇼
All of these are far more solid in storytelling, pacing, and emotional depth, and they definitely deserve higher ratings.
P.S
As of 26th Oct, Khemjira now stands at 8.8, the highest-rated BL of the year, and it truly earns that crown. I would return to this masterpiece in a heartbeat.
The first half of the series was everything I wanted: emotional, grand, and full of meaning. But the finale felt like a completely different show. The villain, who murdered countless people and nearly killed King Chaiyachet, somehow gets released? And then the entire cast breaks into a cheerful dance like it’s High School Musical. It felt absurd after all the tragedy and sacrifice we witnessed.
They spent so many episodes building toward a great war, showing heartbreak, loyalty, and bloodshed, only to throw it all away with a voting subplot that made no sense. This wasn’t a modern democracy, it was historical Thailand, full of corruption and power struggles. Even the episode itself admitted that the “voting” was bribery, which made the message completely fall apart.
And the endless resurrections drained all the emotion. How many times can the leads die and come back? King Chaiyachet’s death lost its weight, Jet got stabbed clean through and miraculously survived, and the Prince seemed to die over and over again. By the end, none of it felt believable.
What frustrated me most was the lack of closure. For a time-travel story, not showing the modern world even once in the final episode made the ending feel unfinished and hollow. It was like the story forgot where it began.
I started this series with so much love and excitement, rating it a 10. The first half had magic. But as the episodes went on, that spark faded, and now, after the finale, I can only give it an 8 out of 10.
Nut’s sassiness was the only light in this chaotic series. He was effortlessly entertaining and truly carried so many scenes. Without him, I think this series would have felt even emptier.
Also, I’m so disappointed we didn’t get to see the modern world at all. Most time-travel stories either show the character returning or at least give us a glimpse of what’s happening in the present but this series didn’t do that, which made the ending feel incomplete.
Keep watching though, your perspective might shift later on. You may even find yourself feeling differently about both Sasin and Pin too. Let me know once you finish, I’d love to hear your thoughts!
I don’t want to spoil too much for you, but both Prince Saenkaew and Sasin actually told Pin several times to cancel the wedding. She’s just living in her own fantasy world at the moment, refusing to see reality.
Honestly, I’d do the same thing in real life. I’d rather see my sister or cousin cry now than spend her life with a man who never truly loves her. It’s far kinder to let her face the truth than to let her suffer in a loveless marriage. A short heartbreak now is better than a lifetime of pretending.