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Gorgeous Men, Sizzling Chemistry… and a Plot That Did Them Dirty
Okay so... I just finished Exclusive Love and my brain is melting but also mildly raging?? ðŸ˜First off, let’s talk visuals. ALL FOUR main guys? Literal walking perfection. Like, did the casting team just raid heaven?? Tang DuZhi and Wang Zhan had me staring at my screen like 🫠every time they shared a scene. And don’t even get me started on Zhang YiQing and Tu JingHe—those high school flashbacks?? TOO CUTE, I was kicking my feet fr.
And episodes 11 and 12?? MA’AM. The NC scenes were 🔥🔥🔥. Steamy, emotional, intense—the chemistry between both couples was insane. I was living for every second.
One scene that broke me: Tang DuZhi secretly listening to Wang Zhan sing after losing his parents. Like?? The pain?? The love?? He never even told him. I was curled up in a ball sobbing.
BUT—and this is a big but—the plot? Baby what is you doing?? 😩 The whole "he’s a funeral director and he gets kidnapped" angle was… unnecessary. He’s a grown man, why are we doing this? It felt like a weird excuse to get the story rolling.
Also... WHY are both couples acting like they're in a slow-burn soap opera when they've already admitted feelings??? Tang DuZhi and Wang Zhan playing emotional ping-pong, and YiQing still going through with a marriage after confessing to Tu JingHe??? It’s giving frustration. Just kiss and be together omg.
And don’t even get me started on that ending. 12 episodes and they CRAM everything into the finale—confessions, NC scenes, then suddenly both couples are married?? No proposals, no proper resolution?? Girl, I needed at least two more episodes for that emotional payoff!
I’m giving it an 8/10 because the cast and the chemistry CARRIED. But man… this was a waste of such an insanely beautiful cast. Give them a better script next time ðŸ˜
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Soft, Romantic, and Real: This BL Series Hit Home for Me
What initially drew me to this series was the remarkable appearance of the lead actor, Muenfah (portrayed by Thomas). His visuals are truly captivating—he looks effortlessly attractive in every outfit, whether it be pajamas, casual wear, or formal suits. He embodies the image of an ideal romantic partner with both charm and presence.Admittedly, I found the first six episodes somewhat slow in terms of emotional engagement. However, from episode seven onward, my appreciation for the series deepened significantly. It became endearing and emotionally satisfying, especially in episode nine, where the intimate scenes—such as cuddling and kissing on the couch—were tenderly and tastefully portrayed. The romantic scenes in episodes nine and twelve were beautifully executed; the physical intimacy, the gentle skin-to-skin contact, and the affectionate chemistry between the leads felt authentic and deeply moving.
I was so invested that I binge-watched the entire series in just two days, and I now find myself eagerly looking forward to the sequel.
As is common in many BL dramas, there was a pivotal episode—specifically episode eleven—featuring the classic moment of disapproval from a parent. In this case, it was Terrak’s father who attempted to drive a wedge between the couple. While difficult to watch, this narrative arc added a layer of realism. I found it particularly resonant. Although Muenfah’s parents were portrayed as open and accepting of their son’s relationship with another man, Terrak’s father remained rooted in traditional values, refusing to offer the same support.
This storyline mirrors real-life challenges faced by many in the LGBTQ+ community, myself included. As someone in my early 30s who was born and raised in Australia—where same-sex marriage is legally recognized, much like in Thailand—I still grapple with the knowledge that my parents, now in their 70s and 80s, would likely not accept my coming out due to their deeply held traditional Asian beliefs.
Overall, I found this series to be soft, heartwarming, and full of genuine emotion. The portrayal of friendships, romantic relationships, and family support was handled with care and sensitivity. I especially appreciated how both main characters’ families and siblings were shown as supportive and loving.
That said, one lingering curiosity remains: what exactly are the characters studying at university? If anyone has insight into this, I would genuinely love to know.
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Perfect 10 Liners = Perfect 10 scores
To be honest, I was initially hesitant to watch this series, as I was wary of another university-themed drama with a lengthy 24-episode run. I only began watching it a week before the finale aired, and I’m so glad I did. The series was so compelling that I ended up binge-watching 23 episodes in just three days—I was completely hooked from start to finish.I particularly enjoyed the development of the three main couples, from enemies to lovers, as they faced and overcame their fears together and gradually opened up to love. I appreciated how seamlessly their storylines were woven together throughout the series, creating a harmonious and engaging narrative. The relationships were filled with "green flag" moments and genuinely heartwarming scenes.
The cinematography and plot were exceptionally well done, and all six lead actors delivered stunning performances. Even the two secondary couples added charm and fun to the overall experience. It was a beautifully executed series that exceeded my expectations in every way.
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A Bold New BL Knockout!
Just finished the first 2 episodes of Knock Out on WeTV — finally, a mature boxing-themed BL that doesn’t take place in a school or university. So refreshing to see something different 🥊The plot is solid and fast-paced, the soundtrack fits perfectly, and the fight scenes are genuinely impressive. Gun (who plays Thun) is young, talented, and incredibly charismatic — he pairs so well with Keen. Their chemistry is intense.
I wasn’t bored for a single second — every minute was fun and exhilarating to watch. So far, it's a 10/10 for me. Loving how it gets straight to the point without dragging. Definitely one of my favorite BLs this year. Can’t wait for the next episode!
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