Its me duh

I can't take this serious, I apologise.

I'm back at writing reviews and watching shorts again. I really love watching shorts and besides that, they don't take much of my time. This short was just amazing, musically wise. But the plot didn't exist. I don't even think I should label this as a spoiler because there are no spoilers to give.

In mid/end 2000s there was this trend of shorts with no words. But I rather not criticise films because they have no dialogue. I had no idea about this but Boy meet Boy was made as an LGBTQ+ awareness campaign film, focussing on helping younger LGBTQ teens understand their own feelings. There were production wise some scene's just badly edited, I've seen the exact problem happening often in older shorts. At the same time, this mini short teaches how you have to be careful when talking to a stranger.

That cupid singing was totally unexpected. When she started singing I immediately recognised this song. Someone tell me if this is just a viral song or if I just happened to know it?? The song over all was a bit too long to my opinion. When a short in general already has no dialogue it just feels weird to suddenly add a song? although it matched the situation I didn't really like it.

What confused me was that they randomly started hugging over a film?? They are stranger right? And then all of the sudden that stupid cupid girl returns. The shots after that hug also made no sense. Overall, it was quite good (for the song) but uhh.... the plot was pretty much non existent.

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It would be cute if the production wasn't a mess.

I know this is an older short. But I still don't like it much. The production seems a mess. Maybe it's just me but I seem to often care a lot about the acting and production rather than the story itself. Although I rather not be critical I really have to be for this one. Not gonna larp this time.

So my main issue was the production. That colour correction hurt my eyes. It's sooo bright. I often see this happening in older Thai media. But one of the things I rarely see is this bad of an editing. I can't. it's like you can see them saying action ON CAMERA. There's like a millennial pause. Another thing I really disliked were the unnecessary shots that were shaky. Many times it's chosen to do but this sucked. One thing I learned while editing myself is that those fade's are absolutely forbidden and I finally understand why.

Some shots didn't even have any background noise. Although this short was silent in general I really hated the scene's without any noise. It sounds unnatural. I don't think a silent film is that bad but it was soo weird. Also, it was really funny to me how he had payphone downloaded on his phone.

Overall watching this was as if I was watching a film project from a first year film student. I don't even think the director was a film student, it was that bad. It's funny to me that the assistant director now makes amazing shit like love you teacher. She's still an assistant director but now she actually makes good stuff. I can't find much info on the actual director so that makes me a bit sad. Rlly hope he makes cool stuff now tho.

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Title and Earth??

Been watching shorts all day and came across this one with Earth and Title?? I never knew they had a small short together. I can't even see them together as a pair and they looked sooo different in 2017. Barely able to recognise them.

I don't know who Guide was sitting with but he was clearly jealous of Guide's crush. Or maybe it's rlly just me. Also I don't think he was sitting with Cooheart or am I being stupid now?

This poster is soooo misleading. It looks so adorable but in reality the colours are sooo different. I would've chosen a cute poster but with darker colours. It was cute but like really short and a bit of a stupid plot. I get why they never kissed at the end.

It was really cute just a stupid plot and it's kinda giving 'older' bl. I don't even think 2017 is long ago but there is still this weird 2017 vibe to it. If you've been watching bl's for ages just like me, you might be able to understand what I mean.

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A bit too slow

After really enjoying The Earth, I was really excited to start the other elements as well. I have to say I disliked this series a little bit, mainly because it was sooo slow. I mentioned before that I rather not watch gl with the reasons of most being slow and that was exactly the problem here and why I disliked The water. The water has a pretty good concept but it's incredibly slow and boring dialogues where they just keep on talking about business. After the 4th episode I was really about to drop it but I actually forced myself to finish it. I learned that with all of the four elements I have watched I should be patient.

I'm gonna be honest, I am not very familiar with any gl pair so for me it keeps being a surprise. I have never once seen another series of Englot. I did see Engfa in Paradise of Thorns, but Charlotte is a completely new actress to me. I love seeing Heng in this series. Something about him is just really nice. He always plays evil roles but I just really like him as an actors and person. The acting job of the mains however... I'm honestly a bit disappointed. I hate to judge others but I really disliked most of the acting in the entire series. Lada was a nice character but her whole personality felt forced. Her 'shy' and 'oopsie' personality irritated me a lot even if it wasn't as bad as other series. As for Nam, I liked most of her character a lot but the nonchalant behaviour she showed towards Lada irritated me aswell.

The hotel idea is original and I always appreciate original locations. But the hotel also made me dislike this series mainly. The idea of a hotel was sweet but I'm not a big fan of the actual business talk and it just made everything very complicated in my head. To be very honest, everything also felt very unfair towards the other staff. How she randomly upgraded etc. I know there was a reason behind it but it doesn't feel right. I also hated how Lada lied about her relationship with Phat. Honestly, just selfish. They could've just said they're siblings. Also the ending did make me sad and I love how Nam actually didn't mind about Lada.

One of the things I learned is that I might have to give myself more patience. With the Earth as well, I didn't like it until episode 5. I feel like more action comes after episode 4-5 and I'm excited to see if this is the case with the air as well. I'm obsessed with the vibe that Nam has. Her glasses and her masc vibes??? Hell yes. I love her seriousness and workaholic personality as well. In Th earth we had Din who also gave off this masc vibe and I'm sooo curious about Becky oml. I really love FreenBecky and I can't wait for the next series!!

I love the dad and the sister, really. It's so cute seeing them ship Lada and Nam. I also love how the dad is super supportive. Also, just like them I couldn't wait for them to be together. It took some time but they always stayed supportive. I would've loved Lada's mom meeting Nam though but ig she is supportive. I was actually so surprised Pheemdech (Lada's dad) becoming evil., like what was that??

The confession scene was adorableee and their first kiss. They're so stubborn and silly together. Honestly, towards the ending it started becoming insanely cute but before that it was just boring. I liked the ending but not the beginning. I really hope the air won't be super slow at first and will actually be fun from begin to end. I do recommend this anyways.

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It was fun but not mind blowing.

I sadly couldn't find this movie in top quality so I will not judge it based on its quality. It's from 2014 after all. Anyways, I quite liked this movie. It was really fun but I did get bored through the ending of the movie. I loveeeee this losers in love trope and I feel like 'May Who?' really done that right.

The movie itself is extremely original, with the plot being about May Nai who has 'super powers'. What I liked the most about the movie is instead of making her a super hero like character, they showed her struggles. She was disappointed in herself multiple times and I love how Pong always cheered her up. Him drawing her to cheer her up was just soooo adorable. I genuinely can't believe it took them that long to realise their feelings.

I feel like there was a lack on the relationship side. Both Pong and May were interested in someone else, but their love for each other was really undeniable. At some point towards the ending of the movie I was actually thinking Pong and May would stay friends and that the movie was about friendship. I have to admit I really enjoyed May and Fame, but not Pong and Mink. May and Fame had obviously returning feelings for each other, meanwhile ever since the beginning it was clear that Mink had no interest in Pong. I was excepting May and Fame to end up together. I have to admit that I didn't trust Fame at first because he seems a bit like a play boy who just tries to play with other people their feelings.,

I really like how they used the combination of 3d art and traditional art. Pong can for real draw extremely good and I love his art style. I also like how he expressed himself a lot through his art. The 3d parts were really fun and not 'weird looking' at all. It felt like I was taken into the story of the drawing itself.

Crazy how much I've seen off the actors without realising. I've seen Punpun Sutatta in a lot of series and I actually am a big fan of Tor Thanapob, he was amazing in spare me your mercy. The director Moo Chayanop also has made amazing movies like the red envelope and Suck Seed. I actually already recognised the style of Suck Seed a bit through the poster, that was also my reason for watching this movie. For the rest, I did not recognise much of the cast, which I normally do with Thai series/movies and I really like getting to know some new actors.

That ending was fun and it feels very open. I mean they do try to kinda make it clear that Pong and May choose each other but you could always think the other way around. Whether they end up together or not, this is an amazing movie on friends > lovers. I really like this. Yes, my review is a bit low but that's probably because the movie is not for my age and it did bore me at some point.

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This was the original?!

The gayest homophobic movie I have seen. I kept thinking like: "is this the Taiwan version of the red envelope?" and then I realised this is the original HELP. I have to say there are quite some differences between the two versions. That intro was sooo gay I genuinely loved it, but I don't remember it from the Red envelope. I thought he was rlly hooking up w him and then that police plot twist I'm crying. I saw a lot of mixed opinions about this movie, there's people who love it and people who hate it, personally I like it but I was quite distracted while watching it (which is totally on me).

The scene's in this movie are fucking insane. THAT CHASING SCENE WAS SO FUCKING GOOD JESUS. I'm not even joking. I don't know what they used, stuntman or perhaps cgi but it was incredible. I don't watch a lot of series/movies with chase scene's in it but this is by far the funniest and nicest to watch one. I was kinda expecting a more censored movie but I'm really happy they didn't sensor this. I only watched 2 Taiwanese series including 1 movie (this one) and I'm super impressed about the quality each time. This really is a sign for me to watch more from Taiwan because it leaves me impressed every time.

Greg Hsu and Austin Lin both nailedddd these roles. I love Greg's acting, it's amazing. I have one question though, is it just me or why is Lin Tzu Ching in the cast as main characters?? She wasn't really a protagonist at all and she had some longer scene's that's it. I know she is a main character in GG Precinct aswell and maybe she falls in love with Wu Ming Han but... idk bro. One thing that could be better was honestly the stereotypical gay moments, which the red envelope had wayyy more than this one. It was overall just missing but it was nice to have this version.

So do I prefer the Thai or the Taiwanese version? It kinda depends, I have to admit that the Thai version was a little nicer but this version felt deeper. Like I took the Thai version barely serious and with this one I did. So if you're not sure which one to start with, I would say choose this version and then the Thai one. It feels like the homophobia from Wu Ming Han is wayyy stronger in this movie, but in the Thai version Mao Pang Yu or Titi is more of a protagonist. This sounds weird but I feel like the Taiwan version is more focussed on Wu Ming Han rather than Mao Pang Yu. Some scene's are the same, some aren't.

The ending was a bit boring until Wu Ming Han almost died, that was so emotional. The whole fight everything it just bored me, while normally I like those type of scene's. Honestly I doubt I'll watch the sequel since it doesn't look very appealing (GG Precinct). I wish this version had a longer scene or like an extra few minutes to show how Wu Ming Han felt quite empty after Mao Pang Yu kinda died? If you understand what I mean. The red envelope has this better. Maybe I shouldn't be comparing the two to much...

Anyways. Overall extremely nice and there are a few things I liked less about this version. I still liked this one and this might be my sign to watch more from Taiwan since I have not yet ever been disappointed in their series or movie.

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Yearning final boss.

If you like shows like my school president and series/movies with a lot of music I BEG you to watch this. Featuring songs from Bodyslam, Clash, Paradox, Big Ass and the title: Suck Seed is after Paradox's song ซักซี้ดนึง which I LOVE. The song is genuinely so good. I'm surprised I haven't heard many people talk about this series and I really found out about it on accident. My first impression (before watching) was some goofy, teenage movie with losers, like idiots in love and I was 100% right. For the people asking where to watch it the full movie with translation is on BiliBili.

Honestly what I feel about Earn is a bit all over the place, same with Koong. To my opinion, I think the younger version of Earn is annoying. I was kinda tired of her romanticising life. She kept acting like the 'sweet girl' or the 'dead wife' and sure it was cute, but it just annoyed me slightly. The scene of her dancing and singing kinda changed my feelings about her. I liked her wayyy more when she got older especially those scene's where she kinda is a rascal and steals the ice cream of Ped for example. At the end I liked her extremely much again. Through the show she becomes real girl bosss, that's what I love. Oh yeah and ofcccc she had to move to BKK all of the sudden, it feels a bit to ehh.

I started of lovingggg Koong but after it was revealed he also had feelings for Earn he started to irritated me. It felt really unfair to both Ped and Koong but I can't help but have a little more empathy for Ped. Even though I liked Koong I was soooo heavily irritated with him towards the ending. He seems like a great friend and his reaction on finding out Ped has a crush on the same girl is MOSTLY valid but he acts as if Earn can't have her own feelings. That''s why I don't like him. Also kinda sad towards Ped and Ex because of the ruined performance. Also the twin plot was hella confusing and I lowkey missed everything about it. Especially since it is played by the same actor.

I love the dramatic editing and dramatic filming. The fast close ups and sped up clips, it's amazing. It feels really 2011 and that's what I like about it. The use of Mixed media was super cool and I loved those little animations they used like 3 times through the movie. Like I said before, the music was absolutely amazing. They also used very original ideas like the guy singing when Ped is listening to music and it's so entertaining. I definitely recognised some of the songs they used. But still, ซักซี้ดนึง stays the best.

The yearning was actually cute but I feel incredibly bad for Ped. Brother was yearning for her for ages. But I feel like it's also the other way around. I think they were both yearning for each other but it only started being obvious for Earn after like a full hour in. I'm gonna be honest here, I was expecting Earn to end up with Koong. But the look she had in her eyes was clearly different between Earn and Koong. The unrequited Love is sooo good and if you like that type of series this is for you!! I felt soooo bad watching Ped silently suffer....

The reason I didn't give it a full 10 is because it's heavily outdated and sometimes the humour landed a bit wrong? Like it was just confusing. Also the quality of the movie itself is pretty bad. No hate but there was definitely better colour correction needed... or maybe it's just Bilibili. I did like the 'older' aesthetic because it added a little nostalgia.

Another small thing is that I'm honestly not so sure what to think about the ending. At least they ended up together, talking about the band itself. It was just a bit all over the place and the time skip didn't feel necessary. I did enjoy it a lot though and at least they got to perform the song WAAAH I love this movie so much and I really really recommend it to anyone.

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Not amazing but not bad.

Decided to watch this series since it's short and has been on my watchlist forever. 4 episodes sound like way too less, and that was the main reason I never decided to watch it. I thought if this series has 4 episodes they might push too much story without proper explanation. Overall this was really cute but there were some things I disliked. It took me hours to find the right place to watch this because most sites crashed for no reason. Normally I can just watch everything but my wifi was not working along. I didn't have much expectations for this series at first and when I say not much I mean like zero. I was not expecting to like it as much as I did.

First, the introduction of the characters is done super cute and I love the cute animations. Overall this series was extremely aesthetically pleasing. Everything looked alright, the colour correction looked a bit off but maybe that was just my wifi fucking everything up. A little sad MDL does not have the crew like normally written down. I personally have never heard of the director Choi Sittichai. I couldn't find much information about the crew either, which makes me a bit sad because I normally do care a lot about the crew. Apparently Choi Sittichai works mostly on commercials and not much on series/movies.

What I like extremely much is that the highschool/middleschool students who actually look the right age. I was really surprised when I found out Q and X's actors were both at least her the 20 when this was shot. I like how they look so young because, as a student, this just makes it feel more realistic. I really like the acting of both the actors. While watching it I kept thinking about how I recognised the actor of X but I wasn't wrong about knowing Bever Patsapon since he is in many series I have watched before, just didn't realise it. As for Tee Khunakorn, I have never heard of him before, genuinely. Love how Bell Warisara is in the series!! I know her from her music.

In the beginning I was a little confused about everything and just a little suspicious of Mook aswell. Mook didn't seem like a trustable person and not gonna lie I was expecting her to become a 'main villain.' Which I have to laugh about after seeing the series. I didn't understand the original relationship between Q and X. Like were they childhood friends? Just school friends? Or nothing before? Maybe it was just me but I was confused. One thing that disappointed me was it had either no drama or too much. Episode 1 and 2 were pretty quiet but then 3-4 were arguments and more drama the whole time. Look, I don't mind drama but it was getting a bit too much.

The friendgroup was so cute and funny. I love how one was nerdy and the other was super shy and then Q of course who is 'talented'. Talking about Q, something else I found really bad was how Q was portrayed as 'popular' but didn't show it at all. He won many prices for acting but 0 signs of it. Like it was mentioned once or twice but it didn't, in my opinion, seem to play a big spot in the series. The whole SSEAYP totally got out of the plot, genuinely didn't understand and it felt unnecessary.

Ending was a bit disappointing, to be honest I do prefer to see more than just them 'reuniting,' It felt very rushed and I felt rage baited as well. It's nice to have an older queer figure like Uncle Man, because representation matters!Talking about representation, the realisation of X being gay was... not amazing. It could've been for sure better. Overall cute but gets lost a bit.

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Very hard watch and had to force myself to finish.

This series sadly disappointed me extremely. I've been getting more and more into this genre. I fucking love these mystery, law and political series. Before watching, I was really curious what the series would actually be about (bc my dumb f never watches any trailers). I liked how it had 8 episodes so I could binge watch it with my time limit. I seem to be one of the only people who didn't like this series, so don't judge the series based on my review too much. All I can say is that I had different expectations and was extremely disappointed. And I'm saying this as a fan of lakorn, who also likes some of the work of Wo Worawit. In my opinion this series is just extremely overrated. I almost dropped this series after episode 3...

Only recently heard of Film Thanapat, since the accident with the, what I assume sasaeng, tried to kiss him. Then later on found out he's playing in Mon Merng Mang, a series which I'm really excited to see! Also never seen any roles Jam Rachata had before. I was just really curious about the acting work since that's one of the main things I focus on when watching a series. I have to say the actors are super good and the reasons I did manage to finish the series. Film Thanapat is good at expressions, like extremely. I can hate him like 4 minutes long and then shift to another feeling. Also, Aew (the grandma), she is sooo good at acting aswell. I love her characters and she also fixed some of the hate I had.

Let's get over one of the few reasons I didn't like it a lot: the editing. Starting by a minor issue, the translation was fucking horrible, at least I understand Thai quite good and this is not the editing or production team's fault. I don't like the extreme editing mess. Sometimes they randomly slowed down scene's or sped them up. Also cutting on action could be way better if they even tried to imply it. I'm gonna be very honest here and this is something most people know of me. I think the intro's and ost's are VERY important when it comes to giving personality to series. The audio was boring and just overall disappointing. The ending ost was quite good and some part in the series they sang, which was also good. The background music however, wayyy too loud. Sometimes the effects went over the dialogue. Horrible fx effects with the fire in ep 5, and some other parts. The thing I hated the most was the lightning. Lighting that reflects sooo much in the eye it looks fake and unrealistic. It's sooooo irritating. Extreme overexposure. Lighting that reflects sooo much in the eye it looks fake and unrealistic. It's sooooo irritating. and noticed in multiple scene's extreme overexposure. Lightning is important, but do it well.

Next up another irritation is Charn. I FUCKING HATE HATE HATE CHARN, his attitude is annoying, his 'fake' smile and overall his fake personality. And with me hating Charn a lot has to do with the extremely well done acting. Really wanna see more of Thanapat. Granny saying there might be a reason he acted like that made me kinda like Charn more. It just got me thinking about his actions. Like trauma's? Charn can't put any fucking sense is his brain, no one can make me like you Charn. At the ending I started liking him more but only at the very last episodes. He was a big red flag, sorry not sorry lol. Tinn did not deserve this.

This series was a mess. It's all over the place and zeroooo build up. Feels super rushed and definitely needed more episodes to make the story more interesting. Not gonna blame the screenwriters for this one but 4 screenwriters working on this series is... a bit much. Could possibly be the script passing down the whole time.

Characters that aren't likeable and relatable at all, which is important to me to be able to actually understand the series from character viewpoint. The tension is FUCKING GOOD, just a bit overdramatic and too much. Why do we need each 10 minutes a verbal fight? The chemistry was veryyy mid, only due to expressions that you could notice love. it lacked flirting or touches or gestures in my opinion. It kinda felt like: "hey guys we both like each other now yay!" and kiss kiss. No big realisation or crushes, no, just immediate romance.

Side character who? The side characters were fucking confusing. I get the family of Tinn but where did all those ppl go after a few eps? Only our saviour grandma. Also was heavily confused about Thaenthai and Methee.


The ending made me give a better review. The ending was actually cute and just nice. They fixed Charn's attitude but missing the perspectives of all characters. I never got away from the confusion I had about Thaenthai and Methee. It was still unclear what their roles exactly were, but that's my fault. Overall, watch it to form an own opinion, I feel like I'm the only person who rated the series this low.

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Not much to say except typical Ao3 y/n plot.

Another K-bl and I keep on complaining on the same things. Korean bl clearly doesn't understand how to make their stories realistic and I do not like it. Basically the whole club being sold to a big ent company is a fun idea and very creative how they thought of an 'idol ish' football club. But this is just giving the typical 2010's harry style fanfic. Do Ji being a fan and everything and then randomly his 'idol' shows up...

I fucking love sport bl's, especially when they use a sport that isn't overused like basketball. I used to play basketball but I'm tired of the amount of times they use basketball as sport. But, soccer however, is never used. It's very original for a bl to use soccer as a sport. I really love this.

I love how Yoo Gang was an idol just like some other members because they just added some scene's I found funny/recognisable. Like how Yoo Gang Jae does the complete opposite of what he says in interviews. And I'm giving an extra point because EXO FIRST SNOW DANCE. And why can these actors dance this good?

I'm gonna be honest, with so many players everything started to get really confusing. They kinda all exist and it's hard to remember their story lines because they're being thrown at us. Also, it wasn't clear to me which role who had, especially on the field. Like who does defence and who is where?

A very slight thing that I won't count for my review this time, maybe I'm not right but the music in this sounds VERY ai generated. The English sounds so weird and the beats make no sense. It could just be lowbuggeted music but there's something off from it. Another thing, which I also won't change my final rating is the English translation. It was irritating cuz it covered my whole screen whenever they pulled out their phones. It's okay because this was the translation company fucking it up but it was really annoying how I had to pause it to be able to read what was going on.

What confused me the most is no training and no practice match? This is just really weird to me. I get that they had limited budget because this is a low budgeted series but like the only practise I've really seen is tricks? Like cool but when are you actually gonna practice? Especially for the 'idols'. Yes, they had like 1 match in the beginning. The whole plot was all over the place like what was going on bro? The time skips were so fucking unnecessary and just typically Korean... Not only that, the romance was lacking, barely any chemistry and it took fucking 8 episodes for a little romance? I liked Do Ji U and Yoo gang together but the side characters? Don't even understand what happened there.

It's low budgeted, which I genuinely don't care about but it's still mid. Low budget doesn't mean it's mid and could be really well if they just thought about shit. Like location and timeline.

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Cute, slowburn bl for foodies

Although I'm not typically a big fan of Korean Bl, I really enjoyed this one. To be honest I just randomly picked this series to watch since it had been on my watchlist for a long time. I always feel like romance and representation lacks when it comes to K-BL. What I do like about K bl is that it's always short. This series is 8 episodes and around 25 minutes long per episode. The bl did have some of the typical 'Korean drama moments', which were actually really cute.

The whole aesthetic is adorable and well dressed. It's a Kdrama so this might be a bit expected but the acting felt real and not uncomfortable. I love how it's super slow burn, but if you don't like slow burn I obviously don't recommend this series.

I normally don't like series with 'reunion' because it feels very unoriginal and repetitive. But this one is really different than others that use it. The old classmate becoming neighbour is actually quite nice to the plot. However, It also didn't take ages for Do Hoon to figure it all out, which is normally the problem I have with that type of plot. I do not like the flashbacks though, they felt really unreal and fake, probably because they looked older than high school students.

I LOVE the food plot. My mother has a food business and bl's with a restaurant always have a special place in my heart. The love through food reviewing feels really original. It felt like a super cute cozy bl and kinda felt like they already lived together. I love their relationship trope so much.

The whole love triangle was just perfect, I did feel like super bad for Do Hoon, even if it wasn't the fault of Yoon soo. The whole misunderstanding added a super well done plot. I LOVE angst so if you like angst this is definitely your series but don't expect the best angst ever. I really recommend this series especially for people who like slow burn, food and K-BL. Also for new Bl watchers since it's simple and just cute, not a huge plot or plot twist. I love it super much!!

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Very different than cutie pie

Did I rewatch cutie pie and cutie pie 2 you purely for Naughty babe?? Definitely. I watched cutie pie when it was airing and after it was finished I had seen the show 4 times, having to rewatch everything for Naughty babe. I kept forgetting to watch naughty babe and just rewatched cutie pie over and over again (yes stupid).

After watching cutie pie 1 and 2 I was kinda confused about the relationship between Khondiao and Yi. Like they had subtle foreshadowing like Khondiao losing his memory etc but I just couln't help but be confused. Why were they married and what was exactly going on between them? Maye I wasn't really well focused on certain details but I also kinda forgot what Khondiao studied.

Anyways in my opinion this series is wayyyy more funnier than cutie pie, although I'm not sure whether or not I should compare it. I loved this series extremely and if I can be honest... more than cutie pie. Season 1 feels veryyy serious and Khondiao and Kuea are both portrayed as the 'innocent' boyfriends. However both of them had changed in this series. Kuea seems to be wayyy less 'cute boy' ish, probably because he's able to be who he wanted to be. And Khondiao is explained so much better and not just from a 'therapist friend' kinda way.

I loved the clear friendship between Kuea and Khondiao anddd between Yi and Kilen. Kuea showed this season how he also returns the advice he got from Khondiao. What I miss is the friend group from Kuea but I also realised that Khondiao is not really involved with them. It was nice to also get introduced to Khondiao's friends ESPECIALLY when Winner came up (Kong). Also surprised to see Est play his first bodyguard role hahahha. I only know Est from his iconic Mok and not On. Never expected he did a side character who was also a bodyguard.

Kinda confused at one point because they keep leaving out the part about Kuea's aka Kirin's singing career. Like it's kinda disappointing they kept it such a low topic since I'm a huge fan of Nunew's singing career. And his song ไอ้คนน่ารัก.

Extremely cute how they formed a family at the end and I was to be honest kinda expecting the dad of Chun to push Khondiao to adopt Chun or like get between Phayak and Khondiao. Thank godd that didn't happen.

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This was sooo good

I really loved this series and it felt pretty relatable since I also moved from the country side to the city. The loneliness is so real. Also really liked how they showed it in the serie. Something that didn't make much sense was how Seo Jae Won and Kim Ji Hyeon kept meeting everywhere?

The music was fucking peak to bro, and the scene in the bus together omg... anyways I also really liked how they had this moment of like realisation but it was also kinda sad lmao, I fucking cried lmao. The loneliness is shown ssooo well to. I love the owner of that bar that kept giving Ji Hyeon advice she was so nice omg. Also poor Jae Won, his therapist was quite the opposite of the boss lmao.

Anyways loved this definitely recommended! Especially if u wanna cry :3

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Short but adorable story

It's not really like I expected it to be, but I like this series more like this. I was expecting this to be a reunion after reincarnation story but it's wayyy beter. I think the creators went really creative. I love how certain emotions are shown more than other and the way they build this story up to the ending is so good to.

This series definitely deserved episodes from 1 hour long but it's fine the way it is now. The ending, the tears are all over my pillow now. This series was sooo good. One thing I kinda missed was the backstory but in the end it was about the present, not the past exactly.

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Cute, simple bl and extremely good !

This was such a cute bl. I normally watch bl's that are 50 minutes per episode but I found it extremely relaxing that this bl was only 20 min per ep. What I personally really like the most is the setting, I'm such a big fan of the country side ish settings and it makes me always really happy, one thing that was a little bit less exciting, that was the acting of Yoon do Jin, BUT it was only a few moments where I had to cringe or it just looked fake, overall, it is amazing acting for on-screen debut!!

It was super cutesy, I really enjoyed this bl, even if it was simple. It was full of green flags and just really cute. No pointless arguments. Just cuties. Really recommend!

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