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Ep.6 was so sad, in a deep and melancholic way.

I'm loving how they're portraying Qian's feelings: he's as lost as Yuan but in a totally different level. UNKNOWN is such a perfect title for this story: the feeling of "not knowing" is scary, especially if you suddenly connect it to that one person you thought you knew the most. Qian must be terrified, and Yuan too.

It's official: every week I like it more! It's funny and witty and with this indie hippie vibe that makes me smile, laugh, and giggle at Pun's incredible cuteness!

Thank you for your recommendation, I’ll try watch it!

We had some amazing BLs last year and this year, but honestly - this one has me hooked as no other! The music and vibes are so smooth, it just flows so naturally!

The characters are lovely and so relatable, I can understand Qian who "doesn't realize//doesn't want to see" (I think he's in bona fide, he just still sees his brother as a younger sibling whom he needs to care for and he doesn't realize yet what a grownup he has become)... and I can also feel Yuan, his love and care are so intense!

Hope it keeps being so vivid through all next episodes.

This was surprisingly very enthralling, I'm usually not into these "adopted brothers relationship" tropes but this story is captivating and the characters are so interesting! Plus, great actors. Can't wait for next episode!

After this show, Barcode can write in his CV: "know how to die on screen in 3624937 different ways".

Nice start!
I was expecting something a bit less comedic, but that's ok: I'm on the minority who loves this overly-acted thai comedy so I'm on board!
I really loved Milk's acting as Ongsa with all her swing moods, she was so much fun! (Love had some shocking dark circles under her eyes in her first scenes, poor girl she looked exhausted!)

I don’t speak Thai but thankfully I understood something from the Japanese subs. that’s a pity tho’ since the plot is quite intricated

Such a nice show, I love when in a drama girls and women are so supportive to each other, it was heartwarming and it really flew by in such a natural way!

*waiting for Tonnam somehow, somewhere, someday...*

PS, pardon me I'm old but... Net reminded me of a young Ryo Nishikido!

Now, this was really hard to follow because of the terrible subs on youtube, which are obviously computer generated/translated... that's a pity because the plot is pretty difficult to understand without proper subs.

I loved the acting and the raw cinematography, I'll rewatch it again with subs when i'll have the possibility.

I'll rewatch this drama every time I need to feel warm and at ease: it was funny, entertaining, adorable, filled with empathy and positivity, with lovely characters and so much humanity and fluff!

I really could empathize with all the emotional moments of every character, proof that all the actors did great and the direction was on point too. Also the script was witty during the funny parts and attentive during the important moments, displaying care and attention to deep topics as well as entertainment.

And of course, but it's not less important: Tay was beautiful from start to finish with whatever dress and shirt and suit and whatever (and without XD).

I'm surely biased, but it's a 10/10 for me: I will always smile from the depth of my heart thinking about this drama.

I was really waiting for Tee's backstory - it doesn't make him less guilty, but it gives the character more depth, he's as desperate and poor as Non but standing on the other side of the fence... I really liked JJ's acting in this episode.

Basically this drama is an endless shadow of grey shades that shifts from one character's eyes to the other... everyone is desperate in his own way.
Can't wait for the ending, it looks like it's going to be a crazy ride!

Oh, and on a sidenote: I'm speechless for all the "I wish they all die" comments.
Even if it's just a drama, writing something like this is no joke: it's terrible and shows no empathy nor civilization.
It's 2024 and people still forget to study and learn from History.

Thanks! I was wondering that too, I didn't watch that drama and it seems like a pretty fun ride so I might give it a go.

Good luck to future Hiro&Kai to find their happiness in both private life and work, they deserve it.
This was probably among the series I was looking forward the most during the week! A very nice watch, especially the "work eating your life" part was so relatable to me...
I'll miss Kai's sweet face!

I loved every moment, every character, every message of this drama.
It was the best Ossan series, kudos to all the staff and cast!

There are just 3 eps yet, episode 4 will come out next week.

At least it's fun and cute, we've seen waaaaaaaay worse in the last years with no excuse whatsoever.
This one is cringe at times, and it's obvious the budget wasn't that high, but the characters are so funny it's worth a watch! :D

Somehow this show reminds me of japanese comedy titles, with their pauses and silences and absurd but yet funny sparks.
I'm loving this series, Pun is the sweetest boy ever and I want to hug him from start to finish, he always has this soft-dorky-cute-smile that brightens the mood! And he was so "70's top model" with that red turtleneck sweater and flared trousers, he's quite the dandy vampire! XD

On a sidenote: I'm loving the saturated color palette, it's making everything dreamy, cartoonish and fun.