AshThompson27

Duang may appear cute and seemingly harmless, but he actually represents a glorified stalker. When he likes someone, he decides that they should be his, and if anyone else played this role besides TeeTee, viewers would likely react negatively to the character's toxicity. To be honest, Duang is at best a yellow flag. He doesn’t take "no" for an answer; he essentially forces Qinn to acknowledge his feelings and follows him around everywhere.

While I believe TeeTee and Por are excellent actors who portray their assigned roles effectively - TeeTee as the earnest, puppy-like top and Por as the nonchalant, black cat-like bottom - I feel their characters needed more development.

Aside from that, the drama is enjoyable. It has a compelling, albeit problematic (in my opinion), progression, and the chemistry between the actors creates some really fun moments. The friendships are also interesting to observe; one group is chaotic and all over the place, while the other is more composed and put together – eventually, they meet in the middle nicely.

Overall, I give this a 9.5. I did enjoy myself, and I think it’s a good university drama. Unfortunately, the romance just is… not for me.