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The kid version of Nubsib is freaking cute. His acting may even be better than all the casts combined even though he is so young. I don’t feel any awkwardness from his acting. Gene’s younger version has done a great job too. I understand the kids having feeling to each other in the series. There is nothing wrong. It is natural. I think it is okay as long as they don’t have any premature sexual tension or act. When I was 6 years old, I remember there was a handsome man who worked under my Dad’s supervision. I told my mom almost every time I see him that I would marry that guy one day. Lol! The reaction of my mom? I think she just laughed. I don’t know she was panicked inside or not though.

Literally, she has no problem with her son raping her stepson. What a badasss!!! She is worse than some evil stepmoms from Disney movies. Even porns don’t dare to portray that kind of concept.

Although episodes 8 and 9 have some flaws, the series as a whole is really great. Emotionally more attachable than ITSAY which is also a masterpiece. The casts can portray their feelings without saying much. Their eyes are the reflection of their chemistry. The goodbye scene with the villagers is heartwarming and sad at the same time. Dr Nam couple is visually great. Tian’s dad at the airport is so classic. Thank You for this quality show! GMMTV.

So far, the relationship of the main leads is developing so naturally. Not toxic. Not ridiculous. Everyone here is visually stunning. Each couple has chemistry, which is a rare precious thing in Thai BL dramas. Especially, the relationship of the main couple is healthy and cute.

If you watch that episode with moral standard, it is unacceptable and wrong. I won’t like it either. But I just watched it like porn. So, no problem! Lmao!

I hated Phupha and the villagers in episode 8. I was expecting this week’s episode got better. Episode 9 is indeed better but still has poor writing and that lack of communication which usually ruins most of Thai BL dramas. The way Tian told his students about the story of Green Giant is selfish, immature and awkward. He was looking at Phupha almost all the time during the story telling and the kids acted like they had no idea of what was happening. And, how can he even accuse of Phupha taking care of him for some money or promotion? I know he felt betrayed and he grew up in the environment where his parents solved all the problems with money. But he also ruined Phupha’s dignity with those harsh words. It is good that he apologized for that during the episode’s end-credit scene. I think Dr Nam and Phupha still owe a proper apology to Tian for what they did back in episode 8. The best part of episode 9 is the last 4/4 part on youtube. They now talk and communicate like adults. Phupha’s fake beard is everything tho. I bursted my laugh out as soon as I saw that thing. It’s cute! Lmao! Although ep 8 & 9 have some flaws, I do think 1000 stars deserves more recognition than some overrated series.

The first series is almost a disaster. Bad acting from Bright, blah characters, lack of chemistry and ridiculous storyline. The world there was just revolving around the two main characters and nothing else. The only saving grace is their handsomeness. (Simply just look at “Cherry Magic” or ”The Untamed” if you have ever thought that we said “2gether” was bad just because it lacked some intimate scenes. I don’t care about the lack of skinship, kiss scene, sex scene or whatsoever. Even without those aspects, a drama can be good or even a masterpeice!) People said “Still 2gether” was better but I didn’t finished it because it was still boring and not promising enough. Don’t feel insecure and sensitive by reading negative comments like this. Just continue to enjoy the show if you like it. You can’t control your favorite show not to have some negative comments. I have no problem with people who adore this show but you can’t prevent us from writing what we think either. Is GMMTV still milking the audience by using this? Sorry if I am so mean.

I don’t know if I am the only one, I find the scene at the start of episode 3 where Shi De and Shu Yi’s Dad talked about their issue and two men standing right there as living cctvs witnessing their talk, very awkward! Lol

I don’t like how Phupha handled the situation here. He searched Tian’s room like his own. Respect some privacy even when you are desperate. When Tian was confessing, just let him finish talking. Why did you interrupt him with questions? Just calm down and listen. You more look like an extra who says non-sense things out of nowhere amidst a conference meeting of martial arts world in Chinese Wuxia dramas. Very disappointed!!! Tian should have explained how he was responsible for Torfun’s death instead of just saying he was responsible. Longtae is more understanding and reasonable. Dr. Nam has no ethic as a doctor. He is such a b***h! Just get out of that unreasonable village! Just live your life as a crazy rich asian in Bangkok. Tian!

I feel like I don’t feel exicted to watch this special episode anymore after reading bad reviews here. They sound like this is a total crap. Lol

I am feeling season 2 after watching these special episodes. Especially at the end I notice how it highlights Cheol Jong wish to meet his queen in the next life no matter what circumstance, misunderstanding and hardship present.

Many korean fantasy series are a total disaster. They can’t handle their plots and logic very well. They are very good during first few episodes and becomes flat in the middle and the endings are so horrible (To name a few, series like “The King : Eternal Monarch” and “My Love from the Star”) but unlike those Korean fantasy series and Mr Queen’s been surprisingly great until episode 20. Episode 20 is a crap that came out of nowhere. Even if it is fictional and fantasy, they should have had some crucial logic.

Four things really don’t make sense!

1. If the real So Yong have to come back, what’s the point of underwater scene in the lake where Bong Hwan and So Yong met face to face and So Yong’s soul submerged underwater like a corpse? People say that Bong Hwan and So Yong share the same body. But throughtout almost the whole series, not even one single scene shows that the queen thinks like the real So Yong. From struggling with gender identity, confronting with her husband for trying to kill her, developing feelings toward the king as her own, helping the king in his political affairs, to protecting the king at the end from gun shot, all are Bong Hwan’s doing without even the influence of the real So Yong. But may be, simply the show failed to show that it’s the real So Yong’s influence.

2. Let’s say the King fell in love with So Bong - the combination of So Yong and Bong Hwan. But still by that concept, the king fell in love with two persons at the same time. After Bong Hwan moving back into his original body in present time, it is still a loss that Cheol Jong has to endure. Poor the king!!! I feel pity for him. The real So Yong acting like nothing happened at the end is no better than Hwa Jin faking her own identity but in moderation. Lol I feel like the writers didn’t give Bong Hwan a justice that he really deserved at the end.

3. Bong Hwan sterilized(castrated?) Han person in Joseon Era but he(Han Manager) is still there in the present time. I feel pity for Han person. He lost his two balls for no reason. Lol!

4. Another thing is that the reason that Bong Hwan fell into coma is completely changed just because he changed the history? How are these two things related?

They could have given us a better ending by making Bong Hwan as the reincarnation of So Yong in present time. By that solution, no one needs to be gay, Cheol Jong doesn’t have to feel something lost and we don’t have to hate the real So Yong. The final episode left us bitter-bitter-sweet moment (not just one bitter. Lol) because we felt more bitter. I have to say this again. We were not expecting Bong Hwan and Cheol Jong to kiss in the present time at the end. We watched till the end not because it is the love story between two men. We just want things to be more logic and to be made more sense. It is not about the casts. We love Shin Hye Sun, Kim Jung Hyun, Seo Ri Na, Na In Woo and Choi Jin Hyuk. They are amazing.

I think Korean script writers do better with pure rom-com or drama storylines. Series like “When the camelia blooms” and “It’s okay to not be okay” are masterpieces from start to finish. Now, I am being afraid to watch another Korean fantasy rom-com series. But thank you, Mr Queen for giving us fabulous 19 episodes. I won’t give low rating just because of one tiny crappy episode at the end. I wanted to say proudly that this was the best series of 2021 but well, I feel like they back-stabbed me at the end.

Thank you for reading this. The final episode is still making me furious. Lol! I have to try to move on.

For people who complain about bad reviews of the final episode, if you don’t share the same opinion with us, it is cool. If you really think the ending as masterpiece, it is cool too. It is your right, your choice to like it. No problem at all. We were not expecting it to be a BL. We’ve watched it till the end not because it is the love story between two men. To be honest, love story between Bong Hwan and Cheol Jong is the way the story itself has led so far. It is obvious!!! The real So Yong appeared out of nowhere at the end is so ridiculous and crappy. We are cool with Shin Hye Sun. We are not expecting Choi Jin Hyuk and Kim Jung Hyun to kiss. Lol! It is just about the fictional characters. It is just about the story messing up itself and not consistent. If you have opinions, it is your right to express them. But don’t insult or blame others who don’t share the same thought with you. Feeling disappointed at the final episode is not our fault.

How is it ridiculous? Explain me. That’s the way the story itself has led so far. So Yong appeared out of nowhere is more ridiculous to be honest. We are cool with Shin Hye Sun. We are not expecting Choi Jin Hyuk and Kim Jung Hyun to kiss. Lol! It is just about the story messing up itself and not consistent. If you have opinions, it is your right to express them. But don’t say “Ridiculous” to others who don’t share the same thought with you. Get some manner! Please.

I am very very very disappointed with the ending. Bong Hwan is the one who got his own song “Bong Hwan Ah” as an original sound track (Is there a song name “So Yong Ah”? Lol!) and he is the one who has carried the whole show with his fabulous character development. Ask people on streets! Who is the main figure of this show? 99% would say Jang Bong Hwannn!!! Then suddenly, he was moved back into his own body in present day and the real Kim So Yong got all the outcomes of the hardworks done by Bong Hwan like out of nowhere??? How unfairrr!!! I trusted their screen writers! Didn’t the real So Yong already give up her life and sumerge under water like a corpse when Bong Hwan dived the lake to meet her and get her memories? If she has to come back like this out of nowhere in final episode, what’s the point of that scene? What a crappy ending. Justice for Bong Hwannn!!! They should have stuck with the reincarnation theory or “So Yong died forever” concept. Even if Koreans are not okay with this series literally becoming a BL, there are still so many other solutions better than this crappy ending. I am furious with the endinggg!!! Seriouslyyy??????

The emotion at the bridge scene is something that I haven’t felt for a while from a BL series. It is simply so beautiful and rare. I’ve watched that scene alone multiple times.

OMG! I’ve always hated university storylines which is repeatitive and boring. If this was Thai, I even would not have thought to watch it but just because I had some great experiences with various Taiwan series in the past, I gave it a try. Wow! This is surprisingly great. Better than all the Thai university-based BL storylines combined. Thank you, WeTv for giving us some reason to smile about in the midst of pandemic. Lol

The people who are ruining your fav series are only the ones who produce it. No one else! LMAO! ?

To be honest, I like this series to some extent. For me, even better than some over-rated series like 2gether. but I feel like some parts of the plot are kinda messy, unnecessary and fast-paced. From Ton and Chon, I feel like their development is sometimes unrealistic or so forced especially in the last episode. Ai and Ni. It is okay and fun. Some people in the series treated Na like shit somehow. Amp portrayed her character so well to the point that I want to slap her so bad. I mean I love Miriam. She is such a genuine and very down to earth character but her decision to bear Ton’s child is somewhat abrupt and awkward to me actually. She has her future. She might have ended with someone in the future. What if her future parents in law found out about that and so on? So much to think about it. That’s not a joke. and it looks like they decided that process so easily. It would be great if they showed much more development in Miriam’s decision to be a surrogate mom. Miriam kind of generosity can happen in real life too but still, the way they portrayed it lacks something to look realistic. Whatever, I won’t regard this series as “Bad”. This is somewhat okay-ish Thai BL series.

Summary of Tharn-Type season2?

1. Tharn and Type doing non-sense skinships to please thirsty fans.

2. Champ and Khunpol talking about food everytime they meet, Champ pats Khunpol’s hair and they are smiling at each other.

3. That weird one guy who always likes to intrude into other people’s personal life

4. Cir making Jealous face to everyone who talks to Phugun.

5. Fiat being annoying for 2 minutes straight and Leo being a nanny and babysitting him.

6. Techno unrealistically being funny all the time just for his head to be hit by Type at the end.

Ok! You guys still watching this crap? I stopped watching at episode 6 but today, suddenly I wanted to read latest comments here so that I could give it a chance again but I’ve realized that there is no way after reading comments! Lol