Just rewatched all 14 episodes for the next one in 9 hours😭😭 I am definitely obsessed atp
You should definitely check out their behind-the-scenes clips — there are over 100 videos on their YouTube channel!
Like you, I’m completely obsessed. Once the show ends, if they release a photobook, DVD box set, stickers, or any merch at all, I’m buying everything. And if they hold a live fan meeting, I’ll fly from Australia to China just to be there! 🥳
Please consider watching this on YouTube (GMMTV) instead of illegal platforms. The actors, crew, and creators worked hard to bring this story to life — they deserve to be supported, not pirated.
Watching this series on YouTube is for FREE— don’t come here and 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 illegal streaming links is not only unlawful, but also deeply disrespectful to the entire production team. Promoting piracy doesn’t just harm the industry — it takes away opportunities from the very people who work so hard 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.
Just watched The Red Envelope — 9/10! So funny and heartwarming! 😂💖 Billkin and Kris were amazing, I missed them so much! Loved that the Thai version gave us both a traditional ghost wedding and a Western ceremony — they truly deserved it. That dinner table scene with the phone? Comedy gold!
Just finished Episode 1 of DogBro and wow… the cringe was real 😅. What I hate most in some Thai BLs is the nonstop annoying sound effects and exaggerated "comedy noises" — and this episode was full of them. My ears were begging for mercy. Also, is it just me or do the actors' voices sound off? Kinda outdated and unnatural for 2025.
That said, the dog is adorable and the two male leads are pretty cute too. Looks like another university friends-to-lovers trope — let’s see how the remaining 5 episodes go. Fingers crossed it improves! 🤞
On a positive note, I’m in love with the OST! The song is so catchy — “knocking, knock, knock” has been stuck in my head. 🎶
So the final episode is officially out on August 12 but for people who pay for fast track on IQIYI they will have…
Thank you for the info! I’ll definitely be watching it legally on iQIYI. The actors, crew, and creators poured their hearts into this series—they deserve our support, not piracy. 💔
If we truly care about BL and want to see more high-quality productions in the future, the best thing we can do is support them through official platforms. That’s how the industry grows—and honestly, it’s the least we can do.
R
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Dear Pedro Almodóvar Caballer,
I honestly don’t know where to begin—with frustration? Disbelief? Disgust?
You’ve written 24 reviews and gave 20 of them a 1/10. That alone is shocking. But what really crosses the line is that in most cases, you didn’t even finish the dramas. One episode in, sometimes not even that, and you slap on a 1-star rating like it's a joke. That’s not criticism. That’s laziness, arrogance, and plain disrespect.
Do you have any idea how many people work day and night—actors, writers, directors, set designers, editors—just to create these series? Blood, sweat, and tears go into every scene. And yet, you casually drop a 1-star review after barely giving them a chance. That’s not being honest—that’s being careless and cruel.
You once said, “Why do others rate the whole series then, and it's only the first episode, and I can't?” Seriously? That’s your defense? “Everyone else does it”? What are you, in high school? That logic is pathetic. If others jump off a cliff, would you follow too?
You even describe yourself as a Spanish film director, screenwriter, and author. Really? Then shame on you even more. You know better than anyone how much work it takes to produce something. How would you feel if people watched 10 minutes of your film and rated it 1/10 without context or thought? You wouldn’t accept it—so why dish it out to others?
Your reviews are riddled with spelling mistakes and half-formed sentences that don’t even make sense. It feels like you’re not even trying to be constructive—you’re just spreading negativity for the sake of it.
And honestly? I showed your review history to a friend who’s a psychologist. Their immediate response? “This person might be dealing with unresolved personal issues.” I’m not even joking. The level of bitterness you radiate online is not normal. I genuinely hope you get the help you need.
If you hate these dramas so much, here’s a revolutionary idea: Stop watching them. Stop reviewing them. Stop dragging down artists who are actually trying to create something. Silence is free—you should try it sometime.
You are the most negative person I’ve ever encountered in an online review section, and that’s saying a lot. This isn’t tough love or honesty. It’s toxic.
No wonder Charan fears the rain. It holds the memory of goodbye— the last time he saw his mother, walking away beneath a sky heavy with sorrow. Moments later, the same rain bore witness to twisted metal and shattered glass— a crash that left him an orphan, alone in a world that never dried.
But fate, in all its quiet brilliance, was already writing a deeper story. For Prince Khanin, too, became an orphan under that same storm-stained sky. Two lives broken by the same rain, two hearts marked by the same loss, growing up apart, yet always moving towards a shared horizon.
Now, as men, they meet—not by chance, but by design, drawn together by the echoes of grief and the pull of something greater. Their love blooms in the very rain that once brought only pain. The storm that made them orphans has become the thread that binds them— a quiet, tragic beauty only fate could weave.
No wonder Charan fears the rain. It holds the memory of goodbye— the last time he saw his mother, walking away beneath a sky heavy with sorrow. Moments later, the same rain bore witness to twisted metal and shattered glass— a crash that left him an orphan, alone in a world that never dried.
But fate, in all its quiet brilliance, was already writing a deeper story. For Prince Khanin, too, became an orphan under that same storm-stained sky. Two lives broken by the same rain, two hearts marked by the same loss, growing up apart, yet always moving towards a shared horizon.
Now, as men, they meet—not by chance, but by design, drawn together by the echoes of grief and the pull of something greater. Their love blooms in the very rain that once brought only pain. The storm that made them orphans has become the thread that binds them— a quiet, tragic beauty only fate could weave.
Just watched the Knock Out special episode — 10/10! So fun, cute, and full of love. Kaew trying to win over Jay was adorable 😍, Keen flirting with Thun had me laughing 😂, and that NC scene at the end? HOT 🔥. Thun tied up and then cuddling? Perfection. Loved every minute!
Just finished The Ex-Morning — 8.5/10 for me! Krist and Singto’s chemistry was so beautiful, especially with all the flashbacks. That traditional Thai wedding at the end? Perfect closure. 🥹💍 Some unrealistic scenes in Ep 9, but the romance, soft kisses, and emotional moments made it all worth it. A heartfelt second-chance love story.
Just finished I Became the Main Role of a BL Drama Season 2 — honestly still feels awkward between the leads even after 2 seasons. That final kiss was too short and didn’t hit 😕. Aoyanagi Hajime was the saving grace—so cute and charming! Overall, light and cute but weak plot and not much progress. 7.5/10.
Yes, if you're sick of my reviews, DON'T READ THEM!
No one’s attacking you for speaking English as a second language. That’s not the issue. The issue is that your reviews are not just full of language mistakes—they’re often incoherent, rushed, and clearly written without thought or care. That’s not a language barrier. That’s a you-don’t-give-a-damn problem.
You throw out 1/10s like confetti, rarely finish a series, and then call it “honest critique.” But now that you’re being called out, you suddenly want to act civil? Too little, too late.
And yes, great—you speak five languages. Congratulations. But none of them seem to include respect, accountability, or basic decency when reviewing other people's work. You don’t get a free pass just because you’re multilingual. You’re not above anyone else.
Criticism is valid when it’s thoughtful and fair. What you’ve been doing is neither. So don’t twist this into some noble act of misunderstood expression. It’s been arrogance from day one, and if you’re finally owning that, good. It’s about time.
Yes, if you're sick of my reviews, DON'T READ THEM!
Oh, here we go again—pulling out the Oscars, Golden Globes, Goyas, like they’re your shield against criticism. Let me tell you something loud and clear: awards don’t excuse trash behavior. They don’t make you better than anyone else. They don’t give you the right to act like a bitter gatekeeper handing out 1/10s after watching ten damn minutes of someone else’s hard work.
You call yourself a filmmaker? Then you of all people should know what goes into producing a series—sleepless nights, creative battles, blood, sweat, and tears. And yet you sit there, spewing out 1-star ratings left and right like it’s a game. That’s not critique. That’s pure arrogance.
If someone watched ten minutes of your films and gave you a 1/10 without context, you’d throw a tantrum. And don’t lie—you know you would. So don’t act like you’re immune to the very thing you do to others. That’s textbook hypocrisy.
And since you brought up my psychologist friend again—yeah, she had a lot to say. She said you deflect criticism with arrogance, you mock genuine concern with sarcasm, and you clearly have no idea how to handle being held accountable. And damn, she nailed it.
As for my so-called “20 messages”? You’re damn right I’ve been persistent. Because people like you don’t deserve a free pass. You’re not a misunderstood genius. You’re just a man with a chip on his shoulder, hiding behind trophies while tearing down what others build.
So keep bragging about your awards. Frame them, polish them, sleep next to them for all I care. But deep down, you know this: they can’t cover up your bitterness, your spite, or your total lack of respect for the art you claim to be a part of.
Yes, if you're sick of my reviews, DON'T READ THEM!
If you really want to taste your own medicine, then this weekend I’m gathering all my friends and family, and we’ll rate each of the 22 films you directed a solid 1/10. Just like you do with dramas—you know, watching 10 minutes and instantly slapping on a 1-star rating without context or care. Fair, right?
Here’s your list, just so we don’t miss any:
Pepi, Luci, Bom y otras chicas del montón (1980) Laberinto de pasiones (1982) Entre tinieblas (1983) ¿Qué he hecho yo para merecer esto? (1985) Matador (1986) La Ley del deseo (1986) Mujeres al borde de un ataque de nervios (1987) ¡Átame! (1989) Tacones lejanos (1991) Kika (1993) La Flor de mi secreto (1995) Carne trémula (1997) Todo sobre mi madre (1998) Hable con ella (2001) La mala educación (2004) Volver (2006) Abrazos Rotos (2009) La piel que habito (2011) Los amantes pasajeros (2013) Julieta (2016) Dolor y gloria (2019) Madres Paralelas (2021)
Let’s see how it feels when your years of effort are tossed aside after 10 minutes and a blind 1-star score. Sound familiar?
I honestly don’t know where to begin—with frustration? Disbelief? Disgust?
You’ve written 23 reviews and gave 19 of them a 1/10. That alone is shocking. But what really crosses the line is that in most cases, you didn’t even finish the dramas. One episode in, sometimes not even that, and you slap on a 1-star rating like it's a joke. That’s not criticism. That’s laziness, arrogance, and plain disrespect.
Do you have any idea how many people work day and night—actors, writers, directors, set designers, editors—just to create these series? Blood, sweat, and tears go into every scene. And yet, you casually drop a 1-star review after barely giving them a chance. That’s not being honest—that’s being careless and cruel.
You once said, “Why do others rate the whole series then, and it's only the first episode, and I can't?” Seriously? That’s your defense? “Everyone else does it”? What are you, in high school? That logic is pathetic. If others jump off a cliff, would you follow too?
You even describe yourself as a Spanish film director, screenwriter, and author. Really? Then shame on you even more. You know better than anyone how much work it takes to produce something. How would you feel if people watched 10 minutes of your film and rated it 1/10 without context or thought? You wouldn’t accept it—so why dish it out to others?
Your reviews are riddled with spelling mistakes and half-formed sentences that don’t even make sense. It feels like you’re not even trying to be constructive—you’re just spreading negativity for the sake of it.
And honestly? I showed your review history to a friend who’s a psychologist. Their immediate response? “This person might be dealing with unresolved personal issues.” I’m not even joking. The level of bitterness you radiate online is not normal. I genuinely hope you get the help you need.
If you hate these dramas so much, here’s a revolutionary idea: Stop watching them. Stop reviewing them. Stop dragging down artists who are actually trying to create something. Silence is free—you should try it sometime.
You are the most negative person I’ve ever encountered in an online review section, and that’s saying a lot. This isn’t tough love or honesty. It’s toxic.
I honestly don’t know where to begin—with frustration? Disbelief? Disgust?
You’ve written 23 reviews and gave 19 of them a 1/10. That alone is shocking. But what really crosses the line is that in most cases, you didn’t even finish the dramas. One episode in, sometimes not even that, and you slap on a 1-star rating like it's a joke. That’s not criticism. That’s laziness, arrogance, and plain disrespect.
Do you have any idea how many people work day and night—actors, writers, directors, set designers, editors—just to create these series? Blood, sweat, and tears go into every scene. And yet, you casually drop a 1-star review after barely giving them a chance. That’s not being honest—that’s being careless and cruel.
You once said, “Why do others rate the whole series then, and it's only the first episode, and I can't?” Seriously? That’s your defense? “Everyone else does it”? What are you, in high school? That logic is pathetic. If others jump off a cliff, would you follow too?
You even describe yourself as a Spanish film director, screenwriter, and author. Really? Then shame on you even more. You know better than anyone how much work it takes to produce something. How would you feel if people watched 10 minutes of your film and rated it 1/10 without context or thought? You wouldn’t accept it—so why dish it out to others?
Your reviews are riddled with spelling mistakes and half-formed sentences that don’t even make sense. It feels like you’re not even trying to be constructive—you’re just spreading negativity for the sake of it.
And honestly? I showed your review history to a friend who’s a psychologist. Their immediate response? “This person might be dealing with unresolved personal issues.” I’m not even joking. The level of bitterness you radiate online is not normal. I genuinely hope you get the help you need.
If you hate these dramas so much, here’s a revolutionary idea: Stop watching them. Stop reviewing them. Stop dragging down artists who are actually trying to create something. Silence is free—you should try it sometime.
You are the most negative person I’ve ever encountered in an online review section, and that’s saying a lot. This isn’t tough love or honesty. It’s toxic.
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Like you, I’m completely obsessed. Once the show ends, if they release a photobook, DVD box set, stickers, or any merch at all, I’m buying everything. And if they hold a live fan meeting, I’ll fly from Australia to China just to be there! 🥳
The actors, crew, and creators worked hard to bring this story to life — they deserve to be supported, not pirated.
Watching this series on YouTube is for FREE— don’t come here and 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 illegal streaming links is not only unlawful, but also deeply disrespectful to the entire production team.
Promoting piracy doesn’t just harm the industry — it takes away opportunities from the very people who work so hard 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.
Meen is a fifth-year medical student, so he’s around 22–23 years old. All the characters are in university, not high school.
That said, the dog is adorable and the two male leads are pretty cute too. Looks like another university friends-to-lovers trope — let’s see how the remaining 5 episodes go. Fingers crossed it improves! 🤞
On a positive note, I’m in love with the OST! The song is so catchy — “knocking, knock, knock” has been stuck in my head. 🎶
If we truly care about BL and want to see more high-quality productions in the future, the best thing we can do is support them through official platforms. That’s how the industry grows—and honestly, it’s the least we can do.
I honestly don’t know where to begin—with frustration? Disbelief? Disgust?
You’ve written 24 reviews and gave 20 of them a 1/10. That alone is shocking. But what really crosses the line is that in most cases, you didn’t even finish the dramas. One episode in, sometimes not even that, and you slap on a 1-star rating like it's a joke. That’s not criticism. That’s laziness, arrogance, and plain disrespect.
Do you have any idea how many people work day and night—actors, writers, directors, set designers, editors—just to create these series? Blood, sweat, and tears go into every scene. And yet, you casually drop a 1-star review after barely giving them a chance. That’s not being honest—that’s being careless and cruel.
You once said, “Why do others rate the whole series then, and it's only the first episode, and I can't?” Seriously? That’s your defense? “Everyone else does it”? What are you, in high school? That logic is pathetic. If others jump off a cliff, would you follow too?
You even describe yourself as a Spanish film director, screenwriter, and author. Really? Then shame on you even more. You know better than anyone how much work it takes to produce something. How would you feel if people watched 10 minutes of your film and rated it 1/10 without context or thought? You wouldn’t accept it—so why dish it out to others?
Your reviews are riddled with spelling mistakes and half-formed sentences that don’t even make sense. It feels like you’re not even trying to be constructive—you’re just spreading negativity for the sake of it.
And honestly? I showed your review history to a friend who’s a psychologist. Their immediate response? “This person might be dealing with unresolved personal issues.” I’m not even joking. The level of bitterness you radiate online is not normal. I genuinely hope you get the help you need.
If you hate these dramas so much, here’s a revolutionary idea: Stop watching them. Stop reviewing them. Stop dragging down artists who are actually trying to create something. Silence is free—you should try it sometime.
You are the most negative person I’ve ever encountered in an online review section, and that’s saying a lot. This isn’t tough love or honesty. It’s toxic.
Sincerely,
Someone Sick of Your 1-Star Rampage
It holds the memory of goodbye—
the last time he saw his mother,
walking away beneath a sky heavy with sorrow.
Moments later, the same rain bore witness
to twisted metal and shattered glass—
a crash that left him an orphan,
alone in a world that never dried.
But fate, in all its quiet brilliance,
was already writing a deeper story.
For Prince Khanin, too, became an orphan
under that same storm-stained sky.
Two lives broken by the same rain,
two hearts marked by the same loss,
growing up apart, yet always moving
towards a shared horizon.
Now, as men, they meet—not by chance,
but by design,
drawn together by the echoes of grief
and the pull of something greater.
Their love blooms in the very rain
that once brought only pain.
The storm that made them orphans
has become the thread that binds them—
a quiet, tragic beauty only fate could weave.
It holds the memory of goodbye—
the last time he saw his mother,
walking away beneath a sky heavy with sorrow.
Moments later, the same rain bore witness
to twisted metal and shattered glass—
a crash that left him an orphan,
alone in a world that never dried.
But fate, in all its quiet brilliance,
was already writing a deeper story.
For Prince Khanin, too, became an orphan
under that same storm-stained sky.
Two lives broken by the same rain,
two hearts marked by the same loss,
growing up apart, yet always moving
towards a shared horizon.
Now, as men, they meet—not by chance,
but by design,
drawn together by the echoes of grief
and the pull of something greater.
Their love blooms in the very rain
that once brought only pain.
The storm that made them orphans
has become the thread that binds them—
a quiet, tragic beauty only fate could weave.
You throw out 1/10s like confetti, rarely finish a series, and then call it “honest critique.” But now that you’re being called out, you suddenly want to act civil? Too little, too late.
And yes, great—you speak five languages. Congratulations. But none of them seem to include respect, accountability, or basic decency when reviewing other people's work. You don’t get a free pass just because you’re multilingual. You’re not above anyone else.
Criticism is valid when it’s thoughtful and fair. What you’ve been doing is neither. So don’t twist this into some noble act of misunderstood expression. It’s been arrogance from day one, and if you’re finally owning that, good. It’s about time.
You call yourself a filmmaker? Then you of all people should know what goes into producing a series—sleepless nights, creative battles, blood, sweat, and tears. And yet you sit there, spewing out 1-star ratings left and right like it’s a game. That’s not critique. That’s pure arrogance.
If someone watched ten minutes of your films and gave you a 1/10 without context, you’d throw a tantrum. And don’t lie—you know you would. So don’t act like you’re immune to the very thing you do to others. That’s textbook hypocrisy.
And since you brought up my psychologist friend again—yeah, she had a lot to say. She said you deflect criticism with arrogance, you mock genuine concern with sarcasm, and you clearly have no idea how to handle being held accountable. And damn, she nailed it.
As for my so-called “20 messages”? You’re damn right I’ve been persistent. Because people like you don’t deserve a free pass. You’re not a misunderstood genius. You’re just a man with a chip on his shoulder, hiding behind trophies while tearing down what others build.
So keep bragging about your awards. Frame them, polish them, sleep next to them for all I care. But deep down, you know this: they can’t cover up your bitterness, your spite, or your total lack of respect for the art you claim to be a part of.
Here’s your list, just so we don’t miss any:
Pepi, Luci, Bom y otras chicas del montón (1980)
Laberinto de pasiones (1982)
Entre tinieblas (1983)
¿Qué he hecho yo para merecer esto? (1985)
Matador (1986)
La Ley del deseo (1986)
Mujeres al borde de un ataque de nervios (1987)
¡Átame! (1989)
Tacones lejanos (1991)
Kika (1993)
La Flor de mi secreto (1995)
Carne trémula (1997)
Todo sobre mi madre (1998)
Hable con ella (2001)
La mala educación (2004)
Volver (2006)
Abrazos Rotos (2009)
La piel que habito (2011)
Los amantes pasajeros (2013)
Julieta (2016)
Dolor y gloria (2019)
Madres Paralelas (2021)
Let’s see how it feels when your years of effort are tossed aside after 10 minutes and a blind 1-star score. Sound familiar?
I honestly don’t know where to begin—with frustration? Disbelief? Disgust?
You’ve written 23 reviews and gave 19 of them a 1/10. That alone is shocking. But what really crosses the line is that in most cases, you didn’t even finish the dramas. One episode in, sometimes not even that, and you slap on a 1-star rating like it's a joke. That’s not criticism. That’s laziness, arrogance, and plain disrespect.
Do you have any idea how many people work day and night—actors, writers, directors, set designers, editors—just to create these series? Blood, sweat, and tears go into every scene. And yet, you casually drop a 1-star review after barely giving them a chance. That’s not being honest—that’s being careless and cruel.
You once said, “Why do others rate the whole series then, and it's only the first episode, and I can't?” Seriously? That’s your defense? “Everyone else does it”? What are you, in high school? That logic is pathetic. If others jump off a cliff, would you follow too?
You even describe yourself as a Spanish film director, screenwriter, and author. Really? Then shame on you even more. You know better than anyone how much work it takes to produce something. How would you feel if people watched 10 minutes of your film and rated it 1/10 without context or thought? You wouldn’t accept it—so why dish it out to others?
Your reviews are riddled with spelling mistakes and half-formed sentences that don’t even make sense. It feels like you’re not even trying to be constructive—you’re just spreading negativity for the sake of it.
And honestly? I showed your review history to a friend who’s a psychologist. Their immediate response? “This person might be dealing with unresolved personal issues.” I’m not even joking. The level of bitterness you radiate online is not normal. I genuinely hope you get the help you need.
If you hate these dramas so much, here’s a revolutionary idea: Stop watching them. Stop reviewing them. Stop dragging down artists who are actually trying to create something. Silence is free—you should try it sometime.
You are the most negative person I’ve ever encountered in an online review section, and that’s saying a lot. This isn’t tough love or honesty. It’s toxic.
Sincerely,
Someone Sick of Your 1-Star Rampage
I honestly don’t know where to begin—with frustration? Disbelief? Disgust?
You’ve written 23 reviews and gave 19 of them a 1/10. That alone is shocking. But what really crosses the line is that in most cases, you didn’t even finish the dramas. One episode in, sometimes not even that, and you slap on a 1-star rating like it's a joke. That’s not criticism. That’s laziness, arrogance, and plain disrespect.
Do you have any idea how many people work day and night—actors, writers, directors, set designers, editors—just to create these series? Blood, sweat, and tears go into every scene. And yet, you casually drop a 1-star review after barely giving them a chance. That’s not being honest—that’s being careless and cruel.
You once said, “Why do others rate the whole series then, and it's only the first episode, and I can't?” Seriously? That’s your defense? “Everyone else does it”? What are you, in high school? That logic is pathetic. If others jump off a cliff, would you follow too?
You even describe yourself as a Spanish film director, screenwriter, and author. Really? Then shame on you even more. You know better than anyone how much work it takes to produce something. How would you feel if people watched 10 minutes of your film and rated it 1/10 without context or thought? You wouldn’t accept it—so why dish it out to others?
Your reviews are riddled with spelling mistakes and half-formed sentences that don’t even make sense. It feels like you’re not even trying to be constructive—you’re just spreading negativity for the sake of it.
And honestly? I showed your review history to a friend who’s a psychologist. Their immediate response? “This person might be dealing with unresolved personal issues.” I’m not even joking. The level of bitterness you radiate online is not normal. I genuinely hope you get the help you need.
If you hate these dramas so much, here’s a revolutionary idea: Stop watching them. Stop reviewing them. Stop dragging down artists who are actually trying to create something. Silence is free—you should try it sometime.
You are the most negative person I’ve ever encountered in an online review section, and that’s saying a lot. This isn’t tough love or honesty. It’s toxic.
Sincerely,
Someone Sick of Your 1-Star Rampage