AlexDy

I’ve dropped long Thai dramas before, but this one actually kept me hooked until the end. The story started strong — full of suspense, danger, and mystery about “who killed the count?” — and I loved living through that ancient Thai world. But when the final episode came, I was left confused. The tone completely shifted from intense and emotional to pure comedy, almost like watching a different show. Suddenly, everyone was friends and dancing together, even the villains! It’s a happy ending, sure, but it felt like the suspense and danger never mattered.

The acting and cast chemistry were great. Prince Pinyaphat and King Chaiyachet completely carried the show for me. Prince had exaggerated ugly expressions which were good for comedy. On the other hand, Chaiyachet was vibrant, charming, and just plain eye-catching — I couldn’t take my eyes off him whenever he appeared. Banjong was beautiful too, but his killer side made him hard to love. And although his crying scene was meant to be funny, it ended up a bit cringe.

Production-wise, I was impressed. The camera work and music were solid — at times, the soundtrack even reminded me of Game of Thrones, giving off that suspense vibe. But then again, the last episode kind of betrayed that feeling. Also, death seems to mean nothing here — several characters “died” and came back, which played too much with the audience’s emotions.

Overall, it’s a fun mixture of comedy, action, romance, and fantasy. The core message about accepting same-sex love was done well. I just wish the story had kept its tone consistent and shown us what happened to Prince's real-life friends and future. Still, the main five characters were adorable, had distinct personalities, and had great chemistry. It felt like a wild adventure with great friends. The love triangle was also fun to watch, but I especially enjoyed King Chaiyachet. I might even rewatch just his scenes, charot! 😂