I don't remember the last time I watched a Korean drama with a character that was more annoying than Minju, If I did she's definitely top 5, and she gets worse and worse by the episode.
Soooo, I watch Trin dancing in the rain, smiling, being free and happy and I'm thinking "ok he's the hottest one, no doubt" but then I see Naran and Krailert in that library exchanging flirty messages through books, seducing each other, having passionate sex and I'm like "no, no, no, it's either Naran or Krailert..." 😅 They're all so freaking gorgeous, I can't with my life! I think I've been single for way too long, I need a man hahaha 😂
But seriously, this series is amazing, I'm loving everything about it, the time period it's set in, the soundtrack, the talented actors, the editing... there's potential for it to be possibly the best Thai series of 2025 If they don't screw it along the way.
This series is so relaxing to watch, there's no unnecessary drama, just 2 guys slowly but surely (and awkwardly😅) falling in love with each other, and all these things make me happy.
omg I'm liking this way more than I expected, it is so over the top but in a funny way. I usually don't enjoy comedy in Thai series 'cause I don't find it funny but this series is hilarious! Nut is killing it with this role!
wow that last scene with Naran and Krailert was so freaking hot, the way the sexual tension was sky-rocketing by the second and climaxed with that passionate kissing... damn!🔥
It had started off pretty well and had so much potential but it went downhill like crazy. And to think they kept promoting this series as something the LGBTQ+ community should look up to for being so inclusive and innovative when in reality the whole plot revolves around the macho straight guy conquering the pretty lady of the situation and saving a bunch of gay guys (on and off the court) desperately seeking to be rescued... like, are we in 2025 or 1995? Honestly, I got secondhand embarassment from the amount of clichés in this series. I'm disappointed, this was such a waste of time.
As a fan of historical dramas, it's needless to say it is so refreshing to watch a mature BL drama set in the late 60s during the students/workers protests! The 1st episode got me hooked already.
p.s. Apo is possibly one of the finest men I've ever seen, like, is he even real?
I don't understand the message the creators of this series wanted to convey with this plot. I was watching some of the actors being interviewed and they were talking about how important is to be yourself, how inclusive, innovative and representative this series wants to be for LGBTQ+ people... and that's very nice, but then you watch the series and all we see is a bunch of gay guys + a transgender person all being saved by a straight alpha male both on and off the court? And, as If this was not already a cliché ('cause gay guys = damsels in distress), it turns out the straight alpha male in question did all the above not because he wanted to redeem himself for being a bully and a homophobic prick but just to conquer the pretty straight lady of the situation?
At the end of the day, this is the typical straight love story where the guy goes after the girl, wins her over and the gay guy ends up heartbroken and betrayed by those around him. Oh look, another cliché. I'm confused. And I can't think of a possible finale that might save this series in my eyes. I'm sad, it had started off pretty well and could have taken a whole different direction but they fucked up so bad along the way...
But seriously, this series is amazing, I'm loving everything about it, the time period it's set in, the soundtrack, the talented actors, the editing... there's potential for it to be possibly the best Thai series of 2025 If they don't screw it along the way.
And to think they kept promoting this series as something the LGBTQ+ community should look up to for being so inclusive and innovative when in reality the whole plot revolves around the macho straight guy conquering the pretty lady of the situation and saving a bunch of gay guys (on and off the court) desperately seeking to be rescued... like, are we in 2025 or 1995? Honestly, I got secondhand embarassment from the amount of clichés in this series. I'm disappointed, this was such a waste of time.
p.s. Apo is possibly one of the finest men I've ever seen, like, is he even real?
I was watching some of the actors being interviewed and they were talking about how important is to be yourself, how inclusive, innovative and representative this series wants to be for LGBTQ+ people... and that's very nice, but then you watch the series and all we see is a bunch of gay guys + a transgender person all being saved by a straight alpha male both on and off the court? And, as If this was not already a cliché ('cause gay guys = damsels in distress), it turns out the straight alpha male in question did all the above not because he wanted to redeem himself for being a bully and a homophobic prick but just to conquer the pretty straight lady of the situation?
At the end of the day, this is the typical straight love story where the guy goes after the girl, wins her over and the gay guy ends up heartbroken and betrayed by those around him. Oh look, another cliché. I'm confused. And I can't think of a possible finale that might save this series in my eyes. I'm sad, it had started off pretty well and could have taken a whole different direction but they fucked up so bad along the way...
p.s. #justiceforjared