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I don't think he thought of that or supports right-wing ideologies. Maybe he's just following them because they are famous. He has also followed the left-wing party in Thailand and some politicians from that party.

I guess people don't like it because it looks old school or outdated compared to other shows that look more fresh and exciting.

How could you come up with such summarizing? It's just 2 minutes long.

It's super sexy. I'm living for this

I'm not sure if you guys have noticed this, but it also happens in Paradise of Thrones. Boss Kuno tries to touch on every possible topic but doesn't go into details, much like "okay here we are and then bye" style of plotting, which has changed since "Itsy."

Most BL dramas are exaggerated and unrealistic. Most teens start driving around 18. If you're from a wealthy family, yes, you might drive a BMW, but most parents drive their kids to school, like FourMod's family did in the beginning. It's more about where you come from, where you live, and your family's wealth. You can watch YouTube vlogs of daily life in Thailand for a more accurate portrayal.

I don't think they represent the students' after-school life very well. Most people don't actually do what you see in this series, and the home part feels like a Western room. Most Thai people live in normal rooms. It's way too exaggerated. The school part is very accurate, though.

I have to say the same thing again now that it’s been 3 episodes. They exaggerated Fou4Mod's character too much, so it feels like this kind of character doesn’t exist in the real world. Who would use so much slang in every sentence they speak? I’m not saying it’s bad or good, but it makes me feel itchy. I thought it's going to get better, but it isn't. You all foreigners may not have noticed, but it's painfully irritating.

the question is not why but why it so long ? was it necessary?

Believe it or not, most BL novels are written by women.

They should have spent more time on the backstory of the characters instead of long pauses and lingering shots.

Apart from that I mean it's all gay, but BL is kind of exaggerated because most of it is written by women who want to have a relationship like the ones in the novels they write. However, most gay novels are written by gay men who have experiences in gay relationships. These are two different things. Most BL writers don't even know how gay relationships work. Some of them probably don't even like gay people, so I myself don't actually like BL

I don't think they have agued. Net said in an Instagram live that they have talked about being apart form each other. it is a good ending .

In my opinion, as a Thai person, I think they want to put Your Sky and Khemjira out first, then The Next Prince. That’s why they delayed all the projects. They knew it was going to be a hit based on the actors’ popularity. They’ve probably done some research.

Its just like you're watching a teenager every day life.nothing more.they wake up,shower,eat, go to school ,eat, play, shopping, in love ,break up ,go home cry, eat, shower, sleep and repeat it.thats about it.

I'm not the only one who finds this series unnatural. I was emotionally invested in the story, but what's with the long pauses and lingering shots? They should have spent time exploring the background or whatever instead. There are plenty of shots that have nothing to do with the storyline and just show an aesthetic of bits and pieces of everything.

Agreed.im not sure the long pauses and linger shots were necessary.they should have spent more time on conversation instead.

I'm not sure if foreigners can notice this because they always talk in Gen Z slang in Thai, but the dialogue in this series is very unnatural. It's like they tried to put everything together in one series, making it seem so forced—not just the way they talk but also the way they act. I'm not sure if this is what the director intended for the story to go in this direction. All the time, I wonder if they actually do this in real life or if people actually speak like that. It feels like something is missing in the conversation, or it's the way the director wanted it to go. It makes me wonder if it's just bad or if it's the director's intention. I'm not sure if they try to have more conversations or speak in a normal way; will it get better? Maybe they don't have time for that because it only has 7 episodes, so they try to make it as short as possible, which makes it feel forced. I don't know. They could have spent more time explaining something to make the story more believable. Instead, they focused more on the aesthetic Bangkok view, for reasons I'm not sure of. Also, there were extended scenes with nothing but staring, long pauses, and lingering shots.

It showcases the urban Bangkok very well, and that's exactly how students in Bangkok live their everyday lives."

It is expensive but these kids are in middle class family so they can afford it. we're talking about middle class in this series so money wouldn't be a problem.