I can only laugh at this honestly. Cause what the actual hell was the point.
It would be even more hilarious if they decide to not go ahead with a season 2.
I do have to say - I’m glad I never came across any spoilers prior to watching this, because I got to experience the bizarreness of it all without a warning.
But a small (and hopefully not entirely delusional) part of me likes to see it as an open ending.
I know it’s a long shot to hope for a sequel, but I genuinely believe that if the writers ever chose to continue the story, there’s definitely space for those two to find their way back to each other. That’s honestly the feeling I got from the quotes during the closing credits—they felt like gentle advice, both for the characters and for us as viewers.
Honestly, I think the show is absolutely worth watching. It’s a masterpiece.
The only comparison that really comes to mind is Call Me By Your Name by André Aciman (and the film, of course). I specifically mentioned the book because in the sequel, Find Me, they actually reunite years later—so I’m firmly sticking with my open-ending theory.
It’s definitely not your typical Thai BL show. It feels more suited to a mature audience—not in an explicit sense, but in its tone: it was artistic, contemporary and emotionally layered. I really loved that. Oh—and it almost felt like I was watching live theatre at times. The dialogue had me completely glued to the screen.
It’s more of a realistic ending…so to many, including me - it’s a sad ending. But it’s worth the watch if you’er looking for good storytelling, acting, music and cinematography.
This was a phenomenal watch, we need more of this but with satisfying endings.
I know I'm very late to this, but this was such a thought-provoking show. I actually predicted it would end the way it did. And while I'm not completely satisfied with the ending — and yes, you could argue it's realistic given the plot - I do think it feels a bit outdated for today.
I’m sick and tired of watching age-gap lgbt shows with sad endings.
Might I say this might be Park Shin Hye’s best work yet. She needs to play more feisty roles.
We saw a little bit of that in the first episode of ‘The Doctors’…..But this was fantastic! The feistiness was there from start to finish, it didn’t fizzle out.
I genuinely didn’t want this to end. What a fantastic watch. Had me gripped and at the edge of my seat the first few seconds in. I can not recommend enough!
I truly hope they go back to using season 2 production team cause this season was extremely disappointing. They created unnecessary drama and didn’t actually show the couples interact which each other….my favourite were definitely Hwi & Seungjin and I hope they continue being best of friends.
I can only laugh at this honestly. Cause what the actual hell was the point.
It would be even more hilarious if they decide to not go ahead with a season 2.
I do have to say - I’m glad I never came across any spoilers prior to watching this, because I got to experience the bizarreness of it all without a warning.
Unfortunately, no—they didn’t end up together.
But a small (and hopefully not entirely delusional) part of me likes to see it as an open ending.
I know it’s a long shot to hope for a sequel, but I genuinely believe that if the writers ever chose to continue the story, there’s definitely space for those two to find their way back to each other. That’s honestly the feeling I got from the quotes during the closing credits—they felt like gentle advice, both for the characters and for us as viewers.
Honestly, I think the show is absolutely worth watching. It’s a masterpiece.
The only comparison that really comes to mind is Call Me By Your Name by André Aciman (and the film, of course). I specifically mentioned the book because in the sequel, Find Me, they actually reunite years later—so I’m firmly sticking with my open-ending theory.
It’s definitely not your typical Thai BL show. It feels more suited to a mature audience—not in an explicit sense, but in its tone: it was artistic, contemporary and emotionally layered. I really loved that. Oh—and it almost felt like I was watching live theatre at times. The dialogue had me completely glued to the screen.
I know I'm very late to this, but this was such a thought-provoking show. I actually predicted it would end the way it did. And while I'm not completely satisfied with the ending — and yes, you could argue it's realistic given the plot - I do think it feels a bit outdated for today.
I’m sick and tired of watching age-gap lgbt shows with sad endings.
We saw a little bit of that in the first episode of ‘The Doctors’…..But this was fantastic! The feistiness was there from start to finish, it didn’t fizzle out.
Loved it!
This season had the angst I miss! Loved every minute.