Thank You Nyx

PondPhuwin did it again!!

Khun Thee and LookPeach did it again!!

There's no other Khun Thee and LookPeach than PondPhuwin. What a perfect way to close their story, especially since they knew Me and Thee just wasn't enough for us.

If you're looking for someone who's hilariously cringe but impossible not to love, that's Khun Thee. This series never fails to make you laugh and make your heart flutter. I also love that they added so many new scenes because a lot of them weren't in the novel, which made the series feel even more special.

A huge plus for giving us closure for Rome and Mhok too. 🤣🤣

And they did it again with the finale! Fans who attended the Episode 1 screening had no idea they were actually filming the final scene. 😂 Just like what they did with Me and Thee's ending.

The only thing I wish we got to see was Thee and Peach as parents. Is it just me, or does anyone else want more of that?

Overall, I highly recommend this series. Definitely not a waste of time. ❤️

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Honest Opinion

There's actually no doubt when it comes to K-Dramas. Most of them end up really good no matter what. Imagine IU and BWS in one frame?? Who would want to miss that? And that pairing is just arghhh... Nyx is melting.
There’s no question either when it comes to acting and production. Korean directors rarely settle for less when it comes to cinematography, emotions, and execution.
Story-wise, it actually feels refreshing. The issues and conflicts are valid and interesting, but I think they weren’t explored deeply enough. The drama introduces a lot of emotional and personal conflicts, yet sometimes it feels like they move past them too quickly because they also wanted to maintain the romcom vibe. Which honestly, I’m not complaining about because the balance still made the series enjoyable and easy to watch.
Maybe that’s the best way to explain it, the show feels emotionally rich, but not emotionally heavy. It touches serious topics without fully drowning the audience in them, and instead chooses to keep the warmth, comfort, and chemistry at the center of everything.

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Honest opinion

If I'm gonna tell myself that this is purely fictional, then I might actually like it a lot. It’s funny, cute, romantic, and comforting in many ways. However, even if it’s fiction, I still see the story as somehow realistic. The life they’re trying to show, along with the lessons and virtues they want to convey, are things that genuinely happen in real life.
The act of taking things slowly, trying to understand people, and not being afraid to ask for help when you need it — those are all beautiful messages.
What I personally struggled with was how they approached Sun’s trauma and condition, which seems heavily inspired by DID and age regression. If someone you deeply love experienced something like that in real life, wouldn’t you continuously seek proper professional help until you reached a clearer understanding of what was happening? Going to the hospital once or twice doesn’t really feel enough. Handling it mostly by yourselves, testing hypotheses with friends, and relying on trial and error felt unrealistic for such a serious condition.
I think that’s why it threw me off. The conflict itself felt realistic, but the way they dealt with it felt unrealistic just to keep the romcom vibe. I’m not really sure if that came from the novel itself or just from the series adaptation.
On the lighter note, no questions when it comes to PerthSanta’s dedication, chemistry, and performance. They really carried the emotional side of the story beautifully.
Also, after reading reviews, I noticed that most people genuinely loved this series. So maybe this is just me being honest about how I personally experienced it. It’s probably just not my cup of tea… and maybe I’m also just not naturally fond of children in real life.

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One word. Masterpiece

A series that is SO hard to let go.

Multiple weeks of watching you, my love. 16 episodes of pure magic and awe. If you could marry a TV show, I would definitely marry you. There wasn't a single dull episode that I can remember. Not one.

A lot of people may not understand you, and honestly, I don't even know how I would explain to them what they're missing. A masterpiece. A work of art. I don't even know what else to call you anymore. Zelia, you have all of our respect. 🥹

If you're looking for beautiful cinematography, breathtaking shooting locations, incredible casting, and an OST that feels like magic, here it is. I'm serving this masterpiece to you.

This is not your normal series. You'll fall in love with the depth of the love they show. The kind of love that is pure, but not innocent. Is that even possible? Because somehow, this series made it possible.

Green-forest characters? YES. Angst? Absolutely. Romance? Deeper than I expected. And do you know how many times I cried, smiled, laughed, and just completely got lost in space while watching this?

And somehow, beneath all the magic, this series also feels like a subtle documentary about what really happens in the entertainment industry behind the cameras. The reality it carries, especially in China, where queer media has so many limitations, makes this story hit even harder.

The script was beautifully written. It may feel magical, but somehow, it still serves you reality. Lines filled with meaning that just slap you right in the heart.

And NC? Honestly, it's optional at this point. Most of their intimate scenes are just kissing, but damn, I'm NOT complaining. It fits them. It's enough. Sometimes, a kiss can say everything.

While watching, you might find yourself wondering, "What is happening?" You might even think some scenes are random.

But NO.

Everything is calculated. Everything has its place. Every detail eventually makes sense. Everything feels cinematic, yet somehow realistic.

What else can I even say?

This might be my first 10/10 series. And I'm putting it straight to my #1.

Zelia, you created something I don't think I'll be able to let go of anytime soon. ❤️

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Wisshing for FahPhoon as parents

The idea of Tonfah and Typhoon having their own family is so cute. Even if they are just babysitting Phoon's baby sister, the concept is still there. What kind of parents would they be? The episode also shows a nice touch of how much they really care for and love each other, and, of course, how possessive Fah is over Phoon.


I don't have much else to say since it is just a very short special episode. However, if you were to ask me what I would add to it, I think it would be a wonderful touch if they included Fah and Phoon planning for their own family, rather than just babysitting his sister. They already mentioned it in the series, so it would have been nice to see them make that dream come true

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Chaotic in it's own pace

The most common comment I see while watching OFDO is that everyone’s looking for the chaotic “mix and match” vibe from S1. And yes, a lot of them ended up disappointed because OFDO decided to take a different path this season. At first, that was my reaction too. Like, what do you mean it’s already Episode 5 and Boston still hasn’t kissed anyone yet? 😭
But the longer I stayed with this series, the more I realized that the chaos they wanted to show isn’t the same kind of chaos from S1. It has its own identity, and honestly, it works well on its own.
If you ask me, my favorite parts are Dean and Raffy’s constant “puksaan,” the cameos from the original S1 cast, and the bittersweet relationship of JackDean.
Another thing I really love is the filming locations, especially the apartments of the characters. You can actually see their personalities through the way their spaces are designed. And I know some of you noticed those photo-style scene transitions too, that was such a cool touch.
But yeah, if you’re expecting the same kind of chaos as S1… you’re probably in the wrong room.

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Honest Opinion

This is the kind of slow burn I’ve been looking for. The plot feels fresh and different. It’s not perfect, but knowing it was made on a small budget makes it easier to appreciate what it achieved.
At first, I kept complaining to my friends that the series was introducing conflicts it couldn’t fully sustain. But with a possible Season 2, I’m hoping it gets the chance to really deliver on those ideas.
And the chemistry between the two actors? Absolutely through the roof. Especially if you follow them on social media. It may be a slow burn in the series, but in real life, you definitely won’t be left starving.

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Very light fluff

A new pairing from GMMTV, and a pairing I definitely did NOT see coming! But the chemistry is there!!! I love Match Point. Some may say it feels like another version of Bad Buddy, and yeah, I can see the resemblance. We have the forced-to-be-enemies-because-of-their-parents plot, but this time, it’s the sports version. 😂
I love how this series makes me smile every week. It’s very light and feels fresh, maybe because it’s a new pairing. The storyline itself isn’t anything very new, but the way it was delivered through the script and the actors made it work. Both of them are good actors, and I have to admit that Ping really improved compared to his previous works.
Though, I still feel like I would’ve seen them fitting better in a college setup. But of course, I understand that if they changed the premise, the scholarship and national team storylines would have to change too, so I’ll just brush that off. Hahaha. 😂
What I really loved was how they handled their relationship, especially when the secret finally got out of the bag. I also loved how they understood that loving each other doesn’t always mean holding each other back. Sometimes, it means pushing each other to grow, even if that means being apart for a while. 🥹
I just wish we got to see more of SingChimon. Maybe they wanted to test the waters first with this new pairing, so I’ll just hope we get to see more of them in the future. 👀
This is honestly just such a heartwarming series. It gives you the fluff, the cute moments, and just enough angst to keep things interesting.
One scene I’ll probably remember is when Sun asked his dad if he could meet his friend, and his dad insisted that he bring dumplings. Then he removed the carrots. Turns out, his dad already knew that he was actually going to meet his brother, which is why he removed the carrots. 😭😭😭 That little detail got me! And honestly, I wish we got to see more of their family story because there was so much potential there.
And then they ended up becoming friends only?!
NOOOOOOOOOOOO! 😭😭😭
Well, that’s how it is. Definitely going to miss my Tofu couple. Huhuhuhu. 🥹
And one thing my friends pointed out that I can’t unsee anymore: their faces are ALWAYS red, especially Teshow. HAHAHAHAHA! 😭

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Cringe

I've been waiting for this series because it's been so long since we got a MaxNat series under Domundi. And as a plus factor, we also have PeterpanFluke here! So, of course, I had expectations going into this. But honestly, I don't know what happened?! Was it the script? The acting? The actors? Or maybe it's just not my cup of tea? 😭
The series tried to push the romantic comedy genre, but I can probably count on one hand how many times I actually laughed. Most of the time, I just found the script and acting cringe. I'm sorry! 😭
I love series with that Tom and Jerry dynamic, the constant push and pull, the bickering, and the characters who just can't seem to get along but somehow keep coming back to each other. However, that kind of dynamic needs to be delivered well to make it entertaining. The push and pull were there, but for some reason, it just didn't work for me. I couldn't connect with it the way I wanted to.
Now, let's talk about PanFluke as Sib and Pimai. I was honestly excited to see them! From the beginning, it was established that Sib was more or less forced into the marriage, while Pimai was genuinely trying his best to make it work. You could see Pimai putting in the effort, trying to be a good partner despite how cold Sib was towards him. But then, when we saw them again in the later episodes, it suddenly felt like they had the perfect marriage. HUH?! What happened in between? 😂
I needed answers! Why was Sib so cold in the earlier episodes, and what exactly changed? I wanted to see that development, the moments that made Sib soften towards Pimai and the steps they took to get to that point. Unfortunately, I felt like we skipped over the part that would have made their relationship more meaningful.
At first, I also found Lantao's character cringe. But when he was paired with Wasin, EVERYTHING CHANGED. HAHAHAHA! 😂 Suddenly, I started enjoying his sassiness. So maybe he just needed the right man who could put up with his attitude. Their dynamic worked better for me, and I actually wanted to see more of them.
I also loved JT's cameo! I honestly didn't expect that. When they first showed JT in the text messages, I thought that was all we were going to get. So imagine my surprise when we actually got a scene with JT and Ohm together! HELLO??? JTOhm on screen together?! I was not prepared for that! 😂
And of course, we cannot forget NingNing (Kim) versus Lantao (Gems). WHO WILL WIN?! HAHAHAHA! I loved those sassy moments between them. They were entertaining, and I enjoyed seeing them go back and forth with each other.
Overall, I think my biggest issue with Your Third is that, no matter how much comedy a series wants to deliver, I still need DEPTH. I want the relationships to develop in a way that makes sense, and I want to see the moments that bring the characters closer together.
I'm honestly disappointed because I really wanted to love this series, especially with MaxNat and PanFluke in the cast. But I also understand that not every series will work for everyone, and maybe this one just wasn't for me.
Still, I'm hoping for another MaxNat series in the future. I want to see them together again, but I also hope they get a story, script, and director that really align with their personalities and acting skills. I know there's potential there, and I want to see them in a series that allows them to show it.

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Meh.

So here I am, I was able to finish this series. 😂

Honestly, I’m here for Shane “Frame” because I already loved him in Love Sick 2024. And again, I have to admit that I usually found myself focusing on FrameBook’s screentime. 😂

One thing I was kind of uncomfortable with was the casting of Tee and Fuse. It’s not really the age gap itself that concerns me, but the fact that the actor playing Tee is already 21, while Fuse is only 15. One is already a legal adult while the other is still a minor. Yes, there weren’t really any mature scenes in the series, but there were still moments where they were quite touchy. I just wish the casting had been more mindful of that, especially since this is a high-school setting. Having the cast within a similar age bracket would have made me feel more comfortable watching their interactions.

Acting-wise, there’s still a lot of room for improvement. But I also understand that this is the first project for most of them, so I’m still hopeful that we’ll get to see these familiar faces again in future projects with more experience and improved acting. They definitely have potential.

For the storyline, I honestly can’t remember much from the 2016 version, but I’m pretty sure a lot was omitted here, and I think that’s fine. However, since this is a remake, of course I was expecting a little more from it. Especially in today’s era, there are so many resources available to make a remake stand out. But unfortunately, there wasn’t much that gave me that “WOW” feeling throughout the series.

So, in summary... I don’t even know what story I was rooting for while watching this. HAHAHAHA. 😂

I was just here supporting the babies. That’s it. That was my storyline. 😭😂

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Bl or bromance??

My most awaited DewTee series! I honestly don't care if this is just "bromance" as long as they are in the same series as the main leads. LOL.

The story is actually good. I'm just not sure if this is something new story-wise, but for me, it's something I encountered for the first time. A police officer teams up with a manga artist to hunt down a mysterious killer who references the manga in the way he kills his victims. The issue they tackled is also quite controversial, and yes, it really makes you question how we define justice when the justice system in this world is, well... crap.

The chemistry between the two mains is really there, and I think we all know they definitely pass the BL vibe and not just the bromance vibe. LOL. Supporting actors like Off, Singha, Neo, and the others also did a great job. I honestly didn't see any cringe moments throughout the series.

As for the plot twist, it was VERY predictable who the mastermind was. Honestly, it was so obvious that I started giving it the benefit of the doubt and thought, "Maybe it's actually not them." So when they revealed that my obvious prediction was indeed the plot twist, I was kinda like... meh. 😂

Still, it's an interesting series and definitely not a waste of time. I enjoyed watching it, especially the dynamic between the two leads.

And shoutout to those stray cats who look healthier than my cat. HAHAHAHAHA. Sorry. 😭😂

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Soup Boy

Our Fanfan and our Gege!! If there is another title for this series, it's going to be "Soup" or "Porridge," hahaha. Did you know how much stress I felt while watching this? A lot!! But in a good way. We all love angst and, of course, our helpless little Fanfan. If you love that "taken for granted" main lead trope, then this one is for you.

In the middle, though, I felt like it was very repetitive. No one was getting out of the cycle. We know that they both love each other, but then what? Are we not going to do anything about it?? I almost tapped out while watching, buuuuuuut who would have known that the final episodes would serve up that twist? Our little Fanfan became the dust in everyone's eyes, and I'm so proud. Even if it was just a misunderstanding, they still deserved it for treating our Fanfan like that, especially considering the process of how it all happened. It definitely will make you stick with this series.

And of course, we didn't get a bitter ending, but instead a sweet one. Kudos on that!! Everyone say "SOUP"!

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They should've stick to the novel

I am definitely going to be biased on this one (again)! I just absolutely love the novel The Sun From Another Star. Seeing Arthit and Daotok fully living in their "boyfriend era" is such a blessing. The show did a great job highlighting Arthit’s gentlemanly yet cocky personality, and, of course, just how completely devoted he is to Daotok.
However, it would have been wonderful to see a bit more of Daotok’s core character. His story is about so much more than just the bracelet or his ability to see ghosts. It would have been a great better if they had included references from the special chapters, like how they hilariously manage to survive Daotok's inedible cooking, or the funny moment when Daotok gets upset because Khun John goes missing.
But then again, the episode is out and it served its purpose. Ultimately, it gave us a sweet sense of closure for Arthit and Daotok’s story with that beautiful marriage proposal.

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Watpaddy

So I think this series was made in collaboration with the resort, Zantiis, right? Because the whole thing really felt like a promotional love story for the place, which honestly wasn’t a bad thing!
The storyline is very Wattpad-coded though 😂 The CEO pretending to be a regular customer, meeting an employee, and eventually falling in love with him. It’s definitely giving that classic “rich boss falls for the employee” trope.
Since it’s only a short story, I didn’t really expect much depth from the characters or the storyline. Everything moved pretty quickly, so there wasn’t really enough time to explore their personalities, their relationship, or the emotions behind their feelings.
It doesn’t really ask you to overthink anything. Overall, it was cute while showcasing the resort. Not something I’d go into expecting a deep or complicated story, but as a short romantic series with a very Wattpad-ish plot, it did what it needed to do. 😂

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Meh.

I found this interesting at first, but I don't know... it just wasn't my cup of tea.

For me, the story left me asking, "Why?" Was it meant to be about healing? Moving on? I'm honestly not sure what the drama was trying to convey. One of the male leads' acting also didn't quite work for me. It felt a bit stiff, so I had a hard time connecting with the character.

As the story went on, it felt like there was one plot twist after another, and I personally found a lot of them unnecessary. Again, I kept asking myself, "Why?" Why did he have to die in a car accident? Why spend so much time developing the other ship when they were never meant to end up together? And what was the purpose of that final goodbye from the one who had already passed away? Maybe I just didn't fully understand what the writers were going for.

OMG, this review sounds so harsh. 😂 Please don't come for me. This is just how the series personally landed for me, and I can completely understand why others might love it. It simply wasn't for me, and that's okay. We all have different tastes, and unfortunately, this one just didn't click with me.

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