WELL DONE STORY
This is the first BL series I've watched to the end and I didn't miss a single scene. Well, I haven't watched any BL series until the end, until this one. The book may not be the best, but the premise is a chef's kiss, and what makes this series special is that they do justice to the book... Overall, this series has the best cinematography, acting, and soundtrack.
The cast's acting is extraordinary, especially Keng Harit's. The portrayal of the character through his eyes is everything. Namping's acting, on the other hand, successfully portrays a child who has suffered alone and still maintains his good side, but I really liked the other side of his acting in episodes 10 and 11. In episode 12, Green (Rampheung) managed to make me cry and want to hug her.
Overall, the Khemjira soundtrack is heaven, there's nothing that isn't my favorite.
What bothered me a bit is that sometimes there are parts where the actors pause a little too long between their conversations. and sometimes there are parts of the background music that I feel don't need to be added to the scene, let the cast carry the scene because oh my god their acting is really standout.
The cast's acting is extraordinary, especially Keng Harit's. The portrayal of the character through his eyes is everything. Namping's acting, on the other hand, successfully portrays a child who has suffered alone and still maintains his good side, but I really liked the other side of his acting in episodes 10 and 11. In episode 12, Green (Rampheung) managed to make me cry and want to hug her.
Overall, the Khemjira soundtrack is heaven, there's nothing that isn't my favorite.
What bothered me a bit is that sometimes there are parts where the actors pause a little too long between their conversations. and sometimes there are parts of the background music that I feel don't need to be added to the scene, let the cast carry the scene because oh my god their acting is really standout.
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