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Turn your brain off and detox with laughter, ghost ships, and pop culture refs
I laughed the whole way through. The half "that was funny," half "what am I watching" sort of laugh. But laughing nonetheless. Truly a good choice for when you need something 100% mindless (and don't mind Thai humor). It's quite similar to YYY in randomness but, unlike YYY, this drama actually does have a plot with some degree of emphasis (thus why I was able to finish this drama, and not the other one).
They picked a great ensemble cast for this production, many of which you don't really anticipate being in a drama together. But they work together really really well. I really want to see them on the same screen together more in the future.
On a similar note, it was FULL of gif-able and meme-able moments to share. And it is probably heaven for the ghost shippers out there (fans who ship together actors/characters that have almost no hope of ever actually being a thing). Because where better to put ghost ship fan service than in a ghost drama, with a fangirl ghost who can make it happen - using inspiration from all her favorite stories (which are of course unnamed to us, but can easily be identified by fans).
Besides the laughter and mountain of screencaptures, I think I enjoyed the intertextual/pop culture references above all else. And the music was extremely catchy (and able to be found on Apple Music!).
A great brain-off, detox drama for when the drama in standard dramas is way too much.
Also, probably a pretty good fit for kids, imo.
They picked a great ensemble cast for this production, many of which you don't really anticipate being in a drama together. But they work together really really well. I really want to see them on the same screen together more in the future.
On a similar note, it was FULL of gif-able and meme-able moments to share. And it is probably heaven for the ghost shippers out there (fans who ship together actors/characters that have almost no hope of ever actually being a thing). Because where better to put ghost ship fan service than in a ghost drama, with a fangirl ghost who can make it happen - using inspiration from all her favorite stories (which are of course unnamed to us, but can easily be identified by fans).
Besides the laughter and mountain of screencaptures, I think I enjoyed the intertextual/pop culture references above all else. And the music was extremely catchy (and able to be found on Apple Music!).
A great brain-off, detox drama for when the drama in standard dramas is way too much.
Also, probably a pretty good fit for kids, imo.
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