Its me duh

This has become my favourite bl ever.

Sometimes you don't expect things from a bl and it ends up becoming your favourite. For me that's the case with Sotus. It's been populair for many years now and I always heard of it but never watched it. Such amazing character development for "Oon" Arthit Rojnapat. Also it was absolutely adorable with a very amazing slow burn. What I also really like is that they actually included the feelings gay people might have when they realise they like the same gender.

Insane good slow burn, most of the time it just feels like waiting and waiting before a couple gets together but this whole series didn't make me feel like I was waiting. Oh yeah and maybe one of the most important parts, it made me feel wayyy too many emotions at once. I'm absolutely not an emotional watcher and I barely feel anything when watching most series, even if it's a sad moment. BUT THIS SERIES?! Jesus my tears were like all over my pillow lmao.

Anyways, it also made me like so nervous because, in the beginning I wasn't able to figure out who would end up with who lmaooo. This I now my no.1 series and I'm so glad that I ended up watching it anyways.

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Masterpiece

Rewatched this again since I'm kinda organising my old reviews (you can view the old one at the end of this review). I wanted to write it again and just watch it again because I genuinely forgot what it was about. I slowly remembered the plot hahahah. I did forget most scene's though.

First off all, Khai is even DUMBER than Adrien from Miraculous, Jesus Christ. I obviously get he wasn't thinking about anyone around him due to him dating so many girls. But like... ur best friend makes VIDEOS about movies involving having a crush on your best friend. Your friend kinda gives you.. way too much attention just to treat him like an asshole. The scene with the water in ep 1 stays iconic after all these years.

Just like in my old review, I really agree this is a super sad masterpiece. I just don't agree with old me calling it 'accepting yourself' because fucking Khai did accept his feelings quite after the realisation. Khai is not only stupid but also an idiot (HXW mentioned). Khai was fucking rage baiting me.

Third had all rights to be upset over Khai's actions. I love this type of angst and I think this is one of the best unrequired love situationships ever. Even if it's been 7 years (JESUS 7 YEARS SINCE 2019 IS INSANE) it is and stays a masterpiece that many unrequited love plots CANT reach. It would be amazing if there was a newer show based on this series. One thing about this series that they try to kinda make a plot but quite failed is the whole rule Khai has about "no dating friends" policy. It's not like this was often talked about or whatever.

I know it's 2019, and even if I was a teenager back then, it was a veryyy cringy way of asking someone out, even for those days. I fr loved everything but this. Also Third should've just taken revenge for this part and I expected third to make Khai jealous by flirting with another guy but eyyy I predicted it wrong.

Old reviews: This one is to real, the story is sad and I think it's an absolute masterpiece. This series portraits accepting yourself in a realistic way. It's sad, I cried my heart out, it's adorable, it's a sad mess. As a gay guy I feel like the show did a create job when it comes to reality, the jealousy, the fights and aside from that I loveee the main actors, OffGun.

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So different than I expected and... I love it!!

So, I started watching this after seeing a few edits online and watching the trailer, I was afraid that the series would be to 'violent' or something like kinnporsch, but I'm actually really satisfied! This series definitely surprises me, I wasn't expecting the main couple (Keen and Than) to be soooo cute!

I actually really like how cold Than in the beginning was.. and Keen irritated me. I just really disliked how Keen was acting the first few episodes going against what Than wanted and I liked that he finally got to that realisation after some time. Another small thing I disliked, is how fast they fell in love, I was anxious there was gonna be a lot of drama the last few episodes and when it comes to their relationship there wasn't!

Anyway's I really liked this show and I'm definitely gonna rewatch it!

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Scammer scams scammer

Randomly found this on Netflix and decided to watch it with my dad. I didn't even realise Daou was in here but I love him!! Anyways, I'm a huge fan of Comedy x Horror so I was really curious what this movie would be like. Beforehand I looked through the reviews and they were extremely mixed. I'm honestly impressed. It wasn't really a movie to watch for production but rather for the feel good yk?

It's my first time ever watching something from Seua Pichaya, aside from hormones like... ages ago. I have seen extremely much of Joy Maneerat's cinematography and I think she's amazing!! The shots are always sooo beautiful and I'm impressed by the camera work. The cgi in this movie was amazing as well. I think the actors were amazing and one thing my dad mentioned, is that he liked how they sometimes kinda went out of role and purposely acted bad.

I loved how unserious it was, however, it was a bit tooooo unserious. The ending was supposed to be at least a bit emotional but none of those feelings really came over to us if I'm honest. We were more in awe rather than feeling bad. I'm not sure which side I agree on. I felt bad for Lalita, she had the right to keep holding onto that feeling. At the same time, she seemed way more healthier alone. I think Nakrop was a bit stupid for forcing her to choose that side but he definitely had a point.

I loved the group of Nakrop, Nammon, Sueakhrong and Chok. It was also incredibly funny how Chok casually was the father of Sueakhrong. He really had uncle stats in the movie. I also find it sooo sweet how Nakrop, Nammon and Sueakhrong were like brothers to each other. Daou was amazing as always and I'm not surprised that he was in this movie at all. Also insane how I just figured that Ter Chantavit screenwrote The Red Envelope, Pee Mak and Hello Stranger. I was already pretty familiar with Arethai Supathat because he played in the D dorm and his job as comedian. I actually have not seen Nui Chernyim, however, I did watch cause you're my boy and I feel like I recognise him from elsewhere. I just can't remember where.

This was overall a very fun movie. But I understand people that didn't like it. It feels like something you would watch for fun and if the humour isn't your type, you'll not enjoy this. I think this was a great pick to watch with my dad, since we always watch these type of loser ish character movies. Watching this with family was a very good choice and I suggest it! There were a few things that were a bit too much like the humour and the ending. I do love how they had these like references at the ending!!

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Wasted potential and a lot of room for improvement

I heard a lot of negativity about this movie. Normally that would scare me off from watching a movie but this one in particular was hard to skip. A few years ago I quite a big ZeeNunew fan and it surprises me that I actually never got the motivation or the idea in general to watch this movie. If you've watched Khemjira you'll be surprised about the amount of identical details in the story. I would say it's an alright movie and the negativity is honestly a bit too low but the plot is extremely rushed. ZeeNunew have good chemistry but in this series, due to the screen time, it was barely there.

This movie somehow really reminded me off Khemjira. The style, the editing and especially the story. However, there were some big differences. It wouldn't surprise me if they inspired Khemjira slightly after After Sundown. The acting, the flash backs and the story itself resembles a lot of Khemjira. The bracelet stuff as well. The only difference is that After Sundown has a lower production and it's just a movie.

Crazy how much this felt like Khemjira and how Namping also plays in this movie. Like I mentioned before, I used to be a HUGE Zonzon and used to follow everything they acted in, but somehow I never felt like watching this movie. But the issue had never been the reviews, it's just simply the plot. I actually didn't know NammonNamping were supposed to be shipped or not. They were cute in this series but in my opinion, I still prefer KengNamping. I hope to see more of Nammon though!

I'm actually surprised by the hate towards this movie. In my opinion it was actually pretty good. The plot was good but everything was extremely rushed. I'm a bit irritated that they added the common "oh wait we are childhood best friends" trope like they did a LOT around 2021-2023. Rawi and Phloeng fell in love way too fast even though they hated each other at first, that isn't a huge issue but I feel like the plot would've been so much more interesting and thrilling if they didn't. It was kinda obvious that Phloeng would protect Rawi each time something happened, so I cared less about those events. As for Phutson, to me it was very obvious that there would be at least an argument between him and Rawi. Maybe like a revenge type of argument. Then the ending became the most confusing and rushed part. Aside from ZeeNunew barely having a lot of time to fall in love, there were so many sudden events. Like the fire suddenly starting, losing the bracelet and the call out of nowhere, in like 40 seconds.

I only know director Aod Bhandit from his old work, but not his newer work. I had no idea what to think due to that. I feel like at this point, Aoftion Kittipat, has done all the Executive producing work for ZeeNunew. This movie had apparently 3 producers but Chawthip isn't the most popular director. I feel like when we look purely at the producing work that this could've used a bigger improvement. The screenwriting and writers weren't bad yet the movie itself wasn't very successful.

I would say it's much beter than I expected from the ratings. I'm still in shock at the matching details between Khemjira and After Sundown. Would I suggest watching this? Nah. If you're a really big ZeeNunew fan and you do not want to miss a single movie or series of theirs I would say it won't hurt to watch. But it's not worth it or a big recommendation.

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I can't believe I hated this series at first.

I always like a lot of BL and maybe I just don't like Korean BL's. I feel like everything was just really on me for not liking this series. I'm always debated over Korean Bl's.I used to actually refuse to watch them because I never thought I'd like them. But here I am watching yet another one. I have to say I was VERY negative about it the first 2 episodes. It's mainly because I struggled to get into the story. . If I'm very honest, I also didn't really like most of Hwang Da Seul's work. But this show genuinely made me fall in love. The main leads were adorable together, their chemistry was amazing and aside from that the story was very understandable.

I'm honestly surprised about the quality of the series. The colour grading is quite good and there were some really nice shots. The only thing I didn't really like was the background music but aside from that omg. I'm impressed. I guess I'll have to rewatch Hwang Da Seul's work and see what I think of the rest now. I think the composer did his best but the problem was the editing. It was sometimes slightly too loud. Kinda cute how Son Woo Hyeon did the composing and was the main role aka Kang Seo Jun. He was really handsome as well.

I adore how Seo Jun acted towards Ji U and he was pretty much a green flag. I found it so cute how Ji U was an introvert and had a hard time showing emotions but you could always see they were genuine. I really liked Ji U as a character and I find it so so adorable that he changed certain habits for Seo Jun as well. I didn't really care that much about the side characters because I was too focused on Ji U and Seo Jun.

I've often seen the introvert chef trope In Kdrama and it is and will stay my favourite. I think this plot was very creative and the like dynamic between an introverted chef and an idol is really cute. I normally have a lot to say but simply put, it's to good to describe. I really recommend this series and I hate how I didn't get through the first 2 episodes.

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I'm glad I don't know these annoying fuckers irl.

I was super excited to watch this but I sadly had to wait until everything was aired because I barely had time to keep up. If I'm honest my only reason for watching this was Kim Pongsaton.... I really loved this show but genuinely I would be so pissed of at SamJam if they were real. They were really cute but they were kissing and flirting everywhere and it made me, as a watcher, feel like a third wheel. Also I got heavy second hand embarrassment from this show. I think it was quite funny but the production and acting was a bit ehhh.

I feel like the biggest problem is the amount of Thai wordplay used in the show. Luckily I can understand Thai on certain levels bu tI feel like you won't really be able to understand this all if you're not able to speak Thai. For example at first Jam calls Sam 'Khun Sam" aka Mr.Sam but Sam begs him to just use "Sam / P'Sam". But the subtitles do not explain that quite well. Also there is no explanation of the Thai wordplay sentences. There's a scene where they keep using it and it might just confuse non Thai speakers who watch it.

Sooo the show it called Your Third because Jam is supposed to be like the third option (again something within the wordplay). But in the show, they really failed to share that message. So the thing is, Sam has 3 options and his first pick was Pimai, then Wasin and Jam was sort of the third option. I mean there was barely any chemistry between Sam and Pimai, same goes for Sam and Wasin. Wasin doesn't even feel like a second option because it's kinda unrequited love from Wasin's side.

I feel like there was a big information dump the first 2 episodes and after that, most of the information wasn't even necessary. Due to that I really only remembered Jam being able to speak those languages, being Japanese(?) and working under Sib. I honestly didn't even realise who Sib was because I wasn't able to tie a face to him only to realise he was the one who married Pimai at the fucking LAST episode. I find Song and Jam's friendship so adorable and I love how he was kinda 'close' to both of Sam's brothers.

As for the production, everything looks amazing but there's some slight problems and some were quite funny. I think the acting wasn't amazing but I feel like that was the whole point. MaxNat are amazing actors but the whole point was for it to be funny so I'll excuse that. If I'm very honest, I'm not a big fan of Cheewin Thanamin. I think he made amazing things but there's a lot between it that I'm a bit debated about. But over to the mistake, IN ONE SCENE U CAN SEE A MISTAKE OF A LIGHT (episode 11 at 22:35). It's honestly funny rather than irritating but I have to say, it's crazy they didn't notice this during the editing. It might've been a too important scene to like randomly cut idk but it looks so funny.

One of the small things that I was also kinda irritated about is how often they married in that show. I think we got at least like 4 marriages? I mean I don't mind but it was quite much. Also especially for SamJam, it feels like they married quite short after they dated. The series didn't exactly show amazing time skips which just got me confused a lot of the time. I was for real rooting for the side characters but there wasn't a huge drama so it was just hoping they would get their own partners.

I actually preferred SamJam when they were alone together and didn't exactly 'like' each other. It was such a sweet time and they seemed to be really different than when they were with family and everything. Also I was really mad at Jam for acting like nothing happened and randomly walking away after a hookup? Like whatttt. I couln't help but feel even worse for Sam.

This definitely is a feel good but I wouldn't suggest it on it's acting. Again, if you don't speak Thai you might not understand certain scene's. Kim actually had more scene's than expected and he was sooo cute as a ghost. Makes me think, would he be the like fourth option?? Anyways, I personally really liked it but I think it just really depends on why you watch certain things. If it's on production this would be a huge no.

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Very creative yet too slow to my liking

I never expected to like this series this much. I am obsessed with enemies to lovers and hear me out, this has one of the most creative enemies to lovers plots. Normally they're already good friends/lovers around episode 7 but these boys are still bickering at episode 11. I am obsessed with Noey and the characters but there's a small issue. Even though I really liked this serie, I disliked the acting a lot and it became a bit annoying.

The reason I like this show this much has to obviously do with the plot. I like enemies to lovers and I this serie got me locked in. I kinda had to push through the acting. It's extremely slow burn, although I normally don't like that, it was perfect for this series. It already felt like they were together and just expressed their love in such genuine and sweet ways. I'm not even joking when I say it was cute because this show made me like giggle and stuff omggg. I really love how much of a softie Noey became and he communicated everything so sweet. Storywise this is an extremely good BL. The character development that especially Noey goes through is very surprising. I sometimes cringed at Thi but he lowkey cute as well. The way his character was supposed to be this quirky type of person kinda made me irritated.

Never heard of TarBoom before but they're cute. I hope to see more of them but from what it looks like, we won't be seeing more. Their characters were amazing, however, I'm not a huge fan of the way they acted. It wasn't just TarBoom but also the other sides as well. I kinda had to push through. Ti just kept annoying me especially the way Bom acted. I'm not saying he's a bad actor but I think there is genuinely room for improvement. It might've just been the actual way he was supposed to act but it just pissed me off, especially near the ending. I can't lie but Bom/Thi is extremely cute though. I loved the dynamics between Noey and Thi but that's kinda it.

I think the plot was very creative but there wasn't much more to it. I'm surprised about the quality as well. It's in my opinion not as outstanding as other bl. Maybe it's because it was shot in 2022 but there is this clear difference between newer and CONSIDERATE older bl. When I found out Champ Weerachit was both the screenwriter and the director of this I suddenly got a lot more respect. This dude really improved especially when you compare this to weirdo 101. I love 2gether but it honestly feels a bit like the same trope. But as an enemies to lovers lover, they both hit rlly well.

I wasn't a huge fan of the ending and like I mentioned, it had room for improvement. But from the newer work of the production cast you can just see the improvement. I really hope we'll get another TarBoom series but I doubt it. I would say I' complaining more but I actually really loved it. But do not watch this for the quality but just if you wanna sit back and relax.

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Unique but familiar undertones

When I first heard of this plot I was surprised because it felt really different than the other elements. It sounded nice and the series was really different than I expected but it had a few downsides as well. I pretty much liked most of it. It's funny because I do have some very negative points of improvement on this series even if I absolutely loved it. I found it hard to binge watch the water and the earth but this one?? It was very easy to binge watch because it was actually fun and the plot is extremely creative.

I'm against the use of ai in any sort of way but I am even more heavy on this when it's used during cultural/traditional moments. I feel like the use of ai is lazy and in this part especially, there was no reason for use of ai. What makes me really mad is during the Lakhon Nai (if I use the right term) performance, on the back, there was an ai generated 'place in the air' with what looks like temples. It seems to me that they tried to portray Trāyastriṃśa. It's an absolute shame they used ai for this. I'm genuinely mad this time, unlike other times where I'm just irritated. Also the outside of the palace was ai generated... Can't believe we're now at the time where they use AI to show off culture...

One of the things I often notice about GL is the way the characters easily fall in love without a proper build up. Especially in North Star entertainment. Although I like couples being fully green flags, there is just something that makes it sort of boring. I'm someone who loves Angst but the only angst happening is outside the couple. No relationship struggles, barely homophobia struggles and more. It just misses something. I'm totally not blaming FreenBecky. I think it might be a bit because of Fuse Kittisak, because this was the same case in the loyal pin. Don't get me wrong, Fuse is an amazing director, it's just all the work I've seen him involved in being this way. It's not super surprising how it gives of the same vibe because both the loyal pin and the four elements have been screenwriter by Tinna Simapaisal.

I feel like Thai production of gl or bl doesn't get praised enough. I am amazed by the shots and editing. Wasupol edited My Sweetheart Joe as well and there's something about this editing style that makes it feel very fluent if you understand what I mean. It's super easy on the eye. Also Salmon is an amazing novelist and I'm happy they chose their stories. And I'm also surprised that Ui Chatchai is the Production Designer. He did amazing stuff but mostly for gmmtv! He's just an amazing Art director and it's nice seeing him as Production Designer for once.

FreenBecky are adorable. I really love their acting skills and they're always so lovely to each other. They both really suit each other's visuals. I feel like FreenBecky were absolutely cut for these roles. They both fit the whole concept sooo well. Even more than in the loyal pin. Seeing Freen as a sort of like princess again is amazing and Becky being her bodyguard ughhh. I feel like Becky has the perfect visuals as a bodyguard and I love how protective she is towards Blew.

The plot is very original and completely different than the other elements so far (I've seen every but fire). I actually made a slight mistake before watching it, thinking it might be about the past but it's about a princess. They did nice on the plot but it could'e been better after like episode 5. It kinda got a bit boring and dramatic. Although I'm being critical I still think it was an easy watch and I loved the story and production. I really hope FreenBecky will get a different type of relationship in another drama though....

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Nothing bad but nothing impressive either.

I haven't really been watching or writing reviews for a few weeks but I'm back at it again!! I'm trying to complete my watchlist 2026 but my school is a b. Respectfully, I do not like K BL but do always end up secretly kinda enjoying it. Although I really enjoyed this series it did lack quite a lot. Everything was ok, just nothing impressive or mind blowing. The plot was adorable, but not special. Everything feels very average and I did expect a lot more. Comparing this to other Korean BL, the same reasons why I often dislike them is in this one again.

I really adored the cute animations at the intro. The opening was in general super amazing and I love the creativity put into it. The director also made our dating sim, one of my friend her favourite BL and I will for sure watch it! The screenwriter doesn't seem to have another live action version of her webtoons. I actually read a lot of webtoons and I'm pretty sure I read this one a year or two ago. For me the main couple was so much more important than the side couple. To the point where I actually gave no fuck what the side couple did. Both their stories are average and you can kinda guess what way it'll go into. It's a bit sad it has such easy plots and also really surprising considering it's an adaption on a webtoon.

I lovedddd that Gi Seop got those hair extensions and did everything for Jin U. He basically started cross dressing a girl. Really reminded me of the song Andrew in drag. I also really dislike Hye Jin. She seemed so mean to Gi Seop but acted like an angel around Jin U. Actually, at first I really hated Jin U because the acting and personality reminded me of someone I do NOT like. Jin U ended up not reminding me of him and it was really just mz first impression of him. One of the problems I have with this series is the horrible introduction to the characters. I didn't understand what was going on in the first episode at all. It was like it jumped straight into the story. Maybe I was just tired.

I'm surprised I do not know any of the actors but I'm trying to get more familiar with Korean directors and actors. I hope Nam Shi A will get more roles since I noticed this was his first ever listed series. Immediately getting main lead is amazing though. He deserves more roles!! The rest of the actors also aren't in huge series/movies as main and I find that so sad because I really hope for more.

Overall this show was cute but it was nothing like mind blowing. It kinda felt like your casual BL but then with the slight cross dressing to impress crush (which I loved). I feel like it proves my point again about Korea making the simple BL when they have so much more potential. Since this comes of a webtoon it might've felt wayyy different in the webtoon and I have to admit, I didn't read the webtoon yet. I will for sure and hopefully I change my mind.

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I wish my teddy bear turned into a human dammit

This is the opposite of what my first impression was. It's not at all childish, cringy or boring. Sometimes I see amazing series and I just get disappointed by the low amount of watchers. I had a lot of struggle with the characters on this one. My main irritation being Nut. I have almost never had a bl where I disliked one of the leads this much.

Maybe this is just me but as a neurodivergent/autistic person I feel like I can related to Nueng a lot. Even though Nueng was a teddy bear he perceives things the same way as I do. Scanning everything one by one and associating them with each other. He often overanalysed ppl their behaviour as well and didn't really know how to react to certain information. Not saying he is autistic but I just see myself in him. What I hate about everyone around him is that they treat him as a therapy friend but end up forgetting his feelings. I don't necessarily hate Nut's mother but I don't like how she kept venting to Nueng all the damn time.

I cannot stand Nut. I can't remember a bl where I hated one of the leads in aside from only friends... Nut annoys me and even if his actions have a reason, I do not think his behaviour is ok. The first few episodes he was SOOO mean towards Nueng and his mother. Later when we found out his mom sided with his homophobic dad I still didn't think his actions deserved excuses. I feel bad for how he treated Nueng as well.. he bitterly slapped him and tried to report him to the police leaving him on the streets and I feel like he had 0 empathy for it either.

The relationship between Nueng and Nut is hella toxic. Nueng has no idea how he became a human nor how humans normally do stuff. He is already miss perceived as someone who lost his memory and used to be a normal human with a family. I just feel sooo bad for him because he really tried his best to be nice to Nut and he did everything including cooking etc just to be treated like SHIT. Also he obviously knew Nut already and my heart broke when Nut got so mad at him. What I also hated is how I finally thought their relationship was normal when it kinda turned out that Nueng was a replacement. I hate how Nut handled all of this and he couldn't even lie about not seeing Nueng as a replacement. You can SEE tofu/nueng loosing his spark and it makes me sooo sad.

My review is starting to sound like I dislike it, but that is far from true. Each episode is filled with situations and lore and it makes it fun, not confusing. I feel like this was amazing to binge watch and actually possible to binge watch without getting bored. The local aunties/uncs and grandpa's are amazing. I really love how they often comfort and give Nueng advice. The dates are also really cute, even if I don't like Nut and Nueng together. Can I admit actually preferring this ending over Nut and Nueng getting together? I think that Nueng would never be happy in a relationship with Nut. Especially not since Tatarn woke up. Him being turned into a teddy again made me so sad and I would feel so useless in their case. Also I don't understand why the creator never worked out Nut actually acknowledging that Nueng Is the teddy bear at the moment he was a human.

The production was okay but there was this weird blue and purple colour above their heads in certain shots. I don't know why it's there, might be lightning but it looks weird. I don't think this series is amazing cinema but it just looked a bit weird. I didn't know this series had the same writer as The eclipse aka Prapt. He's seriously talented!! Not sure what my opinions are on the director given this is my first ever series of his that I've watched.

This show is incredibly underrated and deserves more attention. It's great at rage baiting me and the rage I felt towards Nut has to be studied because it's crazy. I feel like the writing is amazing and the plot is original without cringy stuff. I would recommend to people who love angsts like me.

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[contains spoilers of 'cause you're my boy obviously]

I somehow am the only one writing a review on this page? The original ending of 'Cause you're my boy wasn't my favourite. I did love the series and I feel like it is one of my favourite series from Gmmtv before 2020 together with Sotus. What I disliked about the original ending was that it was a bit too simple compared to the rest of the episode. I loved how they got engaged though. But it got fucked up by an advertisement at the end and I get Gmmtv got sponsored but it kinda ruined the ending for me.

The quality difference is huge you can notice the better camera and the hair cut of Mork/Drake was growing out. And the school uniforms?? They really got older in this extra. I also like the detail that Morn and Gord have the uniform on of the school and it really shows Morn and Gord are younger than Mork and Tee. I'm not a huge fan of the plot where Mork is preparing all sorts of things for Tee. I would've preferred an episode where you can clearly see them being older and their future lives. I feel bad for Tee but Mork really didn't mean too. Also we still haven't gotten any Morn and Gord so now I'm questioning myself whether or not they even are a couple in the series.

Overall this special episode is really cute. I'm just not a big fan of the 'cheating' plot and it's a bit cringy. I would give it a 6.5. I really hoped on something that would continue their story.

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It's mid and could've been shorter

A few years ago I read tong the webtoon. I'm gonna admit that I totally forgot what it even was about. To many people their surprise I actually really enjoy these type of series. Although I normally watch BL or Romance in general, it's rare for me to even start these type of series. But today, I wanted to watch something with fighting and more in it. Tong wasn't bad, but there is definitely room for improvement. The plot lacks but the fight scene's are good. When I was around episode 7-8 it got more and more boring.

The thing I really like about this series are how well done the fight scene's are. It was enjoyable, although I did catch a few editing mistakes. I like how dopamine fed it is. But, the plot is just pure and only fighting. I wished we had more deeper moments and sometimes it became a bit overwhelming. It took me 3 episodes to really understand what was even going on, I had to read the description to understand it. I even rewatched the first episode... I was kinda confused on how to start with this series because I knew it was a sequel to the manhwa. It might confuse Manhwa readers but watching Tong:Memories before Dokgo rewind doesn't matter. It would be so nice if more parts of the manhwa series got a live action but if I'm honest, I don't think that'll ever happen.

For the acting, it's quite nice. This series acting reminded me a lot of Weak Hero. I actually wasn't familiar with the actors before so this is my first time seeing both Heo Ji Won and Lee Hak Woo as leads. One of the second things that made the series alright. When I first saw Myeong Hwa I was like "DAMNN". His hair is amazing, I love it. The girls in this series were badass as well. Like genuinely. Talking about women... this show lowkey had a few misogynistic moments, let's not lie. I understand it's all about men and I'm saying this as a male but... some moments just felt weird and direspectful. Maybe just different culture but I did not like it.

My main problem was how boring this show got the more I got into it. Everything until episode 7 was alright but after episode 7 it just felt like unnecessarily added episodes. What also made me more and more confused was the amount of random added characters. Like after watching a few episodes we do not need to keep getting more and more new characters. It would've been way nicer if they cut time by shortening the series. 7 or 8 is enough. Sorry but the last episodes were just bland and my whole motivation to finish this was BAD. The fights made up almost half of each episode too like...the fighting is what makes it good, sure.

I really enjoy the animations in this series. Like when the characters are introduced and the intro. Really well done. But we never got proper introductions of many characters. Also, the motivations are so unclear because the episodes are short and shit. I get the whole Tong thing but I just don't understand half of the time why they're fighting. There's more fights than actual talking it just pisses me off like where did that plot go?

I watched this on YouTube and had to find out if the music in ep 6 was the actual song originally used in the editing? Either way the very happy music while they seemed excited for the fight was crazy to me. How can they be soo excited to fight. episode 6 might be my fav ep so far. Even if I do have a bit of criticism, especially on the lack of plot and production, I do actually like it. I mean.. everyone has their own taste. My rating is still low and it'll probably stay this way. Mainly with the reason that it got extremely boring to me towards the ending. I somehow managed to finish it but if I'm honest, I did press that skip button during the fights a lot. Not recommended, but maybe you'll like it. This is purely based on my opinion.

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When all the homies gay

This is gonna be one of my longest reviews ever lol, so prepare yourself if you actually wanna read it. I am a very long term GMMTV fan, since 2019, BUT, I have ever since We Are aired refused to watch it. And the only reason was my lack of motivation. But I am a huge Narawin so I kinda had to, since this is my last show left to watch with PPW. The fact I have consumed thousands of hours media of PPW, without watching this is kinda insane. I finally got over it and yeah, watched it. I honestly regret not watching this series earlier. It's sweet, adorable and it has this found family vibe, which I am a huge fan of.

Beginning with PondPhuwin or PhumPeem, their chemistry is as always amazing. The enemies to lovers trope actually really suits them and I am begging gmmtv to give them another series with this trope. Even though I've been a Narawin for a long time, I still forget Pond had longer hair at some point. He just looks so much younger, not bc of his hair but also his features. What I keep noticing about Phuwin, he is always in a sort of way into art, in every single series I've watched. The way PPW kissed so many times before even dating bahhahaha. And they like "I'm hungry" yeah bro u hungry fr. Sometimes Peem really irritated me because he has this annoying complaining and mean personality. He has his reasons but I would never be friends with him honestly.

I was a bit too late when it comes to WinnySatang. I've seen their series but I just never really became a fan. But watching this after their pair break up kinda makes me sad. I know they're just a pair and not a real couple, but I do like them together as a pair. Honestly I am not a fan of QToey. I love Q as mental support but I think what Chain and Toey and the rest of the group planned was toxic as hell. Like they're making Q feel upset and even if it's by accident, I'm just not a fan of it. I understand it was testing but... no. I feel like Q and Peem are adorable together and they're such nice friends.

I am a hugeeeee AouBoom fan. I loved them so much in this series and I can't describe it. This series together with Only friends: dream on have to be my favourite AouBoom series. Gmmtv really mistreats them as a pair and I feel like they just have way more potential than gmmtv gives them. I am sooo excited for Billionaire Biker as well. I love how Tan is the biggest idiot ever and he makes every moment in We are feel fun. I love his stupid flirting. As for Khaofang, I love him because he feels like the MOST relatable character ever. My whole personality is the same as his. It's so funny because I genuinely understand how he feels in certain moments.

Okay then MarcPoon. Another broken pair but one that I never really got familiar with. I love Poon but if I am honest I have no idea about Marc. I think their chemistry was alrighttt in we are but I'm not a huge fan. Pun was funny as a character and he did make me laugh. As for Chain, I'm not sure why but he wasn't very outstanding. I feel like ChainPun were a very normal couple compared to the others and they also had less screen time. I said before that I don't like how Chain and Toey flirted with each other and I just felt bad for Q and Pun.

Title has to stop playing annoying roles. EVERY SINGLE TIME his face even appears on screen I know he's gonna be playing an annoying character who gets between a couple. Also please tell me why I felt this very strange chemistry going around Beer and Kluen?? The moment when Toey saw Kluen met was so funny. It was kinda how I saw PhumPeem in the series. Toey didn't seem to like Kluen trying to pull Peem. I love seeing Godji so much. When I see her I know a series is gonna be good. Her as an aunt was adorable and I know she was shipping Phum and Peem. I also really like how she was like the comfort adult in the series and everyone loved her. And seeing JJ in here is also amazing.

Even though I liked We Are, I am kinda getting tired of the whole friendship bl's lately. Although I think friendships are super cute and funny, they easily bore me. I am also turning older and it feels like I often watch things for 13-15 yr olds. And I am saying this as an 18 yr old. I feel like we are was for a younger audience even if it included NC but this is maybe just my own perspective. I also am a bit bored of the school drama's SPECIFICALLY those subject. It's always and I mean always engineering, art and then architecture.

The songs in We are are just amazing. It was so funny when Pun tried to sing but hit every wrong note. But jokes aside I am in LOVE with แค่ในวันนั้น (Truth in the Eyes). It's one of my favourite Thai songs. The lyrics is soooo sweet. It can't be more romantic than this. I'm not the biggest fan of เรามีเรา (WE ARE) but I LOVE the MV. It's adorable. We are delivered good songs but my fav has to be Truth in eyes.

Also Phuwin's and Winny's pulled back hair reminds me of me because my hair is getting too long to even see shit so I usually do it like his hahaha. Overall, this was amazing. I loved it. The whole series gives me this sort of weird nostalgia and the friendship is so adorable. Genuinely, where do I find my friend group full of gays?? I loved it, even if I was a bit bored by certain episodes.

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