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as of ep6
What I Like
Acting:
The two leads’ acting is really good, especially considering this is their first series as main leads. They clearly understand what the scenes need and deliver even the subtle details well, like their eye expressions and small physical reactions. For example, when Duang was tending to Qin’s feet and looked like he was about to cry, or that time in ep 4, where they were in the restaurant, I cried too. Another moment I liked was when Qin started showing clinginess for the first time—when he hugged Duang, it felt very true to Qin’s character.
Chemistry:
11/10. I already knew they would have great chemistry since DMD Friendship The Reality: It Takes Two
Cinematography / Visuals:
I really like the color grading and the camera angles. The overall visuals feel well thought out and pleasing to watch.
Story Pacing:
The pacing is good. I like how time skips are shown naturally instead of just putting a date on the screen. You can see it through details like the calendar in Duang’s room or through the events happening around them (Episode 1 during Loy Krathong, Episode 2 during Christmas, etc.).
Sound Effects:
The sound effects are honestly hilarious. I’ve started looking forward to them because they usually include little Easter eggs.
pip pip pip pip qin~ jie jie jie jie duang~
OST / Music:
Top-notch. The songs match the scenes really well and make the emotional moments stronger. It’s probably also because most of the cast are involved in T-Pop, so the musical side of the series feels very natural and well executed.
Cameos:
I also love the cameos in almost every episode. If you’re familiar with the cast or the artists around them, you immediately recognize who everyone is, which makes it fun to watch and spot them.
Acting:
The two leads’ acting is really good, especially considering this is their first series as main leads. They clearly understand what the scenes need and deliver even the subtle details well, like their eye expressions and small physical reactions. For example, when Duang was tending to Qin’s feet and looked like he was about to cry, or that time in ep 4, where they were in the restaurant, I cried too. Another moment I liked was when Qin started showing clinginess for the first time—when he hugged Duang, it felt very true to Qin’s character.
Chemistry:
11/10. I already knew they would have great chemistry since DMD Friendship The Reality: It Takes Two
Cinematography / Visuals:
I really like the color grading and the camera angles. The overall visuals feel well thought out and pleasing to watch.
Story Pacing:
The pacing is good. I like how time skips are shown naturally instead of just putting a date on the screen. You can see it through details like the calendar in Duang’s room or through the events happening around them (Episode 1 during Loy Krathong, Episode 2 during Christmas, etc.).
Sound Effects:
The sound effects are honestly hilarious. I’ve started looking forward to them because they usually include little Easter eggs.
pip pip pip pip qin~ jie jie jie jie duang~
OST / Music:
Top-notch. The songs match the scenes really well and make the emotional moments stronger. It’s probably also because most of the cast are involved in T-Pop, so the musical side of the series feels very natural and well executed.
Cameos:
I also love the cameos in almost every episode. If you’re familiar with the cast or the artists around them, you immediately recognize who everyone is, which makes it fun to watch and spot them.
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