I just watched episode 11 and what was the use of the ‘bed friend’ actor in that episode? I’m really confused…
I think it's partly to show us that Paran has a past that's pretty different from his current persona/status. He wasn't always that aloof, virtuous, tightly controlled shaman.
Maybe real Worradej went into Prince's body in the future LOL
Yeah that was only a headcanon of mine. But technically Prince's body could be kept alive in a coma with modern medical tech until Worradej's soul decided to pay it a visit.
This might now be my favourite Thai BL ever (and I've watched a lot of Thai BL). This was absolute perfection. The way they resolved the plotlines so elegantly. The way the buildup paid off. The way it held up all the way to the end, never flagging, only getting better and better. Even the aftermath sweetness felt *earned*.
And everyone who said Keng and Namping had no chemistry should be eating their own words by now. There were *plot reasons* for why Peem and Khem were so restrained and reserved before. They never compromised with the plot or the character settings for the sake of fan service. It was all true to the context of the drama. And it really paid off, IMO.
Kudos to Domundi for picking an excellent script and then doing it so much honour.
It's free on YT, let's support the original channel
Maybe it's a region-lock thing? Sometimes content gets restricted to certain geolocations. I watched the first episode three weeks ago on YT. Here's their playlist for the series, see if you can access it: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkQFxcEhORR2nDG4dZA_ICtUBXJe1Ns_4 They have some cut scenes that are only for members, but the episodes themselves are free
There were issues with editing and pacing, sometimes I was confused as how we got from one scene to the next, and what happened when. It felt a bit...disconnected? Hopefully things improve by the next episode
PLEASE don't call this one Boys Over Flower if it's gay ever again. I'm serious. The four of them are NOT bullying…
Check the comment linked in the reply above. Someone who has read the book says there's no bulllying. I just watched the first episode and it seems to be the case.
Where I'm from? Why, Dumbassland, of course, didn't you say so yourself? And your assumptions of people couldn't possibly be... *gasp*... wrong, could they? Bye Mr McTroll. Your rhetorical skills and leaps of reasoning really leave me in the dust.
You say that you support democracy and everything that the current regime in your country is against, but you still construed my honest and sincere expression of sympathy with your situation as "snide" and an attack on your country? What does that say about you? And I'm sorry, but you did make, and are still making, assumptions about me, where I live and what the reality is there. You literally told me how the word "queer" has been used and what it means in my country, while having no idea what that country is. Because you made assumptions. What does that say about you? And the fact that you're now devolving into parroting your own response over and over, and in addition to that resorting to personal attacks based on people's viewing preferences on a site dedicated to Asian dramas, what does that say about you?
It says that you are a troll. You're not interested in an honest conversation or exchanges of experiences. You just want to rile people up by being rude and contradicting everything they say, even if it means contradicting yourself and making (yet again) ridiculous assumptions about us based on our taste in entertainment. Do you think that by using some fancy words, you would be able to obfuscate your true intention? Because everyone who is not from your country is from "Dumbassland"? And yet you say you're not like those other Americans. You would of course never insult, disrespect or make ridiculous assumptions about people who are not from your country. Obviously.
Envy of the USA? ROFL Okay, since you are being extremely rude, I don't see why I should hold back. Why would I have envy of a country that cannot even provide basic, safe education and health care to its citizens? And that has elected a sociopathic narcissist as their leader? Your assumption that you know what is and isn't a slur in my country just proves my point. I think Eliot_Rulez has a point about your "american exceptionalism". You are brainwashed to think you are better than everyone else and that everyone must look up to you and want to be just like you 🤣Hint: we don't.
Hello, I'm queer, and proud, and queer people exist regardless of what you LGB Alliance hate group people think.
Oh, you're one of *those*. The "LGB Alliance" hate group. The ones who hate everyone who doesn't conform to your narrow standards of non-heterosexuality and gender. I get it now.
I think you're the one living in a bubble? What you say may or may not be true where you live, but it's definitely not true where I live. You have my deepest sympathies for what your country is currently going through. But that doesn't give you the right to make assumptions about other people or their reality.
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This might now be my favourite Thai BL ever (and I've watched a lot of Thai BL).
This was absolute perfection. The way they resolved the plotlines so elegantly. The way the buildup paid off. The way it held up all the way to the end, never flagging, only getting better and better. Even the aftermath sweetness felt *earned*.
And everyone who said Keng and Namping had no chemistry should be eating their own words by now. There were *plot reasons* for why Peem and Khem were so restrained and reserved before. They never compromised with the plot or the character settings for the sake of fan service. It was all true to the context of the drama. And it really paid off, IMO.
Kudos to Domundi for picking an excellent script and then doing it so much honour.
I can't even make up my mind if it was absolutely terrible or total wacky genius
They have some cut scenes that are only for members, but the episodes themselves are free
Bye Mr McTroll. Your rhetorical skills and leaps of reasoning really leave me in the dust.
And I'm sorry, but you did make, and are still making, assumptions about me, where I live and what the reality is there. You literally told me how the word "queer" has been used and what it means in my country, while having no idea what that country is. Because you made assumptions. What does that say about you?
And the fact that you're now devolving into parroting your own response over and over, and in addition to that resorting to personal attacks based on people's viewing preferences on a site dedicated to Asian dramas, what does that say about you?
It says that you are a troll. You're not interested in an honest conversation or exchanges of experiences. You just want to rile people up by being rude and contradicting everything they say, even if it means contradicting yourself and making (yet again) ridiculous assumptions about us based on our taste in entertainment. Do you think that by using some fancy words, you would be able to obfuscate your true intention? Because everyone who is not from your country is from "Dumbassland"? And yet you say you're not like those other Americans. You would of course never insult, disrespect or make ridiculous assumptions about people who are not from your country. Obviously.
Okay, since you are being extremely rude, I don't see why I should hold back.
Why would I have envy of a country that cannot even provide basic, safe education and health care to its citizens? And that has elected a sociopathic narcissist as their leader?
Your assumption that you know what is and isn't a slur in my country just proves my point. I think Eliot_Rulez has a point about your "american exceptionalism". You are brainwashed to think you are better than everyone else and that everyone must look up to you and want to be just like you 🤣Hint: we don't.
Hello, I'm queer, and proud, and queer people exist regardless of what you LGB Alliance hate group people think.