I’ll be honest, I wasn’t a big fan of Keen in the first episode. But little by little, he won me over with his resilience, determination, and empathy that totally reshaped how I saw him. Thun starts off cold and emotionally closed off, but gradually reveals a softer, protective side .
It’s a story about trauma, grief, friendship, redemption, and second chances and it pulled me in enough to keep coming back for each new episode. The characters are flawed, layered, and beautifully complex. The Muay Thai setting adds a real sense of authenticity, and the fight scenes are seriously well choreographed.
The pace is quick, with unexpected twists that had me counting the days for the next episode. The chemistry between Gunner and Nice is so natural and effortless. It hits you from the very first scene. They’re totally in sync and it makes their performances feel real and intense.
Did not expect the series to be quite so spicy... but I’m definitely not complaining! Gap Puribhat was spot-on as one of the villains.
PS: Ever since Jack & Joker, I’ve been a die-hard fan of the tiny-but-mighty Tangkwa Chaipa. She steals every scene she’s in.
It’s a story about trauma, grief, friendship, redemption, and second chances and it pulled me in enough to keep coming back for each new episode. The characters are flawed, layered, and beautifully complex. The Muay Thai setting adds a real sense of authenticity, and the fight scenes are seriously well choreographed.
The pace is quick, with unexpected twists that had me counting the days for the next episode. The chemistry between Gunner and Nice is so natural and effortless. It hits you from the very first scene. They’re totally in sync and it makes their performances feel real and intense.
Did not expect the series to be quite so spicy... but I’m definitely not complaining! Gap Puribhat was spot-on as one of the villains.
PS: Ever since Jack & Joker, I’ve been a die-hard fan of the tiny-but-mighty Tangkwa Chaipa. She steals every scene she’s in.
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