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Gotta love how love turns hate on its head
If you’re looking for a BL with tension, humour, sizzling chemistry (from all the couples but the leads - just wow) and a pretty decent plot line then look no further.
The story centres round Type, a homophobic first year university student who’s roommate Tharn turns out, to his utter horror, to be gay. Through some very amusing scenes, several twists and turns and a pretty nasty bout of flu that leaves Type both delirious and loose lipped Tharn discovers the reason for Type’s hatred of him and all that he appears to stand for.
Eventually they end up in a relationship (though you have to really squint at the logic Type uses that ultimately ends up with them being closet boyfriends) which is put to the test by Tharn’s best friend Lhong who is not all he appears to be.
Great production values, excellent acting from all corners and some very sizzling moments. What’s not to like.
Would I watch again? Probably as Type’s prickly yet cute character and Tharn’s crooked grin are rather pleasant to watch.
The story centres round Type, a homophobic first year university student who’s roommate Tharn turns out, to his utter horror, to be gay. Through some very amusing scenes, several twists and turns and a pretty nasty bout of flu that leaves Type both delirious and loose lipped Tharn discovers the reason for Type’s hatred of him and all that he appears to stand for.
Eventually they end up in a relationship (though you have to really squint at the logic Type uses that ultimately ends up with them being closet boyfriends) which is put to the test by Tharn’s best friend Lhong who is not all he appears to be.
Great production values, excellent acting from all corners and some very sizzling moments. What’s not to like.
Would I watch again? Probably as Type’s prickly yet cute character and Tharn’s crooked grin are rather pleasant to watch.
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