many first
This drama for me is so many first thing that makes me suck into this drama more and more.... The main reason I watched this drama of course dilireba. Usually I quite like her drama. I happy I can watch this drama.The first thing for me:
- Many scene in here where it's usually CGI replaced by animation. I say it's quite charming & give us some new perspective. Yeah I know the one that became animation is not that important so it can be replace, but still it's also remind us this is from comic not novel like usual ^_^
- The first time I don't detest Rosy Zhao. Sorry for her fans, but usually I don't too like her acting, for me she act intentionally cute. But here I really have to give praise for her. Her acting growing a lot, I really like Le Yan Princess.
- No kiss scene... Hey I read in discussion still kinda not believe it. But after watch it, it's really no kiss scene, yeah the scene is very blurry or very closed, so you can concider it no kissing scene. Wonder what make the kissing scene disappear in this drama :p.
This drama is about journey to find friendship, love, justice, sacrifice for the greater good & most importantly discover yourself. I think in here half of the drama is about finding something/someone. Either it's find Le Yan (LY) or Chang Ge (CG).
Ok now about that character:
* Li Chang Ge (CG): Her journey start when her world crumbling with the assassination of her family by her uncle. In this drama she grow up & learn that not everything as seen by the eye. She grow up from a girl that only want to revenge to find companion & friendship along the way. She discover herself & find forgiveness when everything clear.
* Li Le Yan (LY): She grow up from naïve little girl, who is very protective, to a woman who have a voice & courage to chose her own way. She learn the truth about world outside palace & learn the truth about mankind.
* Hao Du (HD): He start as very robotic military man, who only know to obey his foster father word. Until later he learn to have his own judgment about the whole situation & start to doubt his foster father word. But from the first until the later what he want just for the good of Tang Dynasty so we can't too blamed him :P.
* Wei Shu Yu (SY): The first I saw him as a weak man who doesn't have like his opinion, he like just follow what other said, like his dad of even HD. But later I quite impressed by him when he say heart to heart word to LY before battle Ashile She Er (SE) to rescue LY from married him, his reason is simple because he can't let down LY with giving her hope of marriage with him. Hey not many character in the drama can say this kind of word, usually the writer just let him sacrifice himself in the name saving the beauty :D.
* And of course the last but not least our Ashile Sun (AS): Not many I want to write about this man. This man just the straight up as usual man lead. From the first until the last not much changing in his character.
What I like:
+ Even though not so much romance scene, but the relationship & chemistry between the cast quite there. Especially the determination between AS & CG we really can feel it, how they really respect each other space & decision.
+ Every cast growing from quite naïve about the world into something.
What quite confusing for me actually the politic. Especially in my eyes several minister is quite similar, so it's very hard to differentiate them apart :P.
Overall I really like this drama, but I don't think I'll gonna re-watch it.
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go downhill
This season 2 really go downhill for me... I really like season 1 and I have really high hope for this season 2. But unfortunately the story really bad, if i don't see season 1 & like it i'll never want to watch this season.What i love about this season only 1. The cast is exactly the same with season 1 except Xiao Hua2. But they give us good explanation for it instead just pretend that the same person. I like it. The other some trash with so much lovely dovey romance.
Oh yeah i also like Jiang Xuan Yu. He really a good bro ^_^. He is the man that choose bro over woman. But this season his changing is too much. He start this season already fall in love with Tang Meng & really forget about his love for Lin Luo Jing. It's a good thing indeed but a little too good to be true.
Really don't like their plot where it's like game beating small boss every time. It's just one mission done with each boss & another mission with another boss appear. The biggest boss appear too soon & the story involved him (Prince Jin Chen) with the bead really bored me.
The story really go downhill for me when i fell like they copy the story from the eternal love. The immortals and the beads
What makes me stay to watch till the end i just want to know how Lin Luo Jing eventually get back to the real world. & what the hell with the last scene in the episode what the meaning...? Preparation for season 3...? Why in the hell Wu Mei can recognize Lin Luo Jing....? Anyone know please write in the comment.... Season 3.... I don't know do i still interested or not to watch this drama
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The truth u never expected
This drama told us about the awesome of the brain, what our brain can do to protect ourselves from any 'hurt' feeling. I won't tell you the ending because i'm not that cruel ^_^. Because this for sure the drama you must watch till the end to understand everything, don't stop in the middle ok... The ending and the truth of the drama is something far far away from the synopsis.Actually from middle of the drama i can already guess the ending between 2. Either is Chen An or Wen Ke Er version. So that's why i can't say i never expected the ending. But still the last episode still gives me o.m.g time...
But still i really must appreciate the writer for give us really outstanding plot that really out of the box. And yeah really glad they just make it into 20 episode not 30/40 episode.
What i like:
+ The beginning where Wen Ke Er talk to psychiatrist. At first this really confuse me. What the connection. But turn out that what really give us the clue about the ending & it all explained in the last episode.
+ No one is completely evil or good. At first we see that Gu Qing Zhou seem like bad people that just want a revenge, but along the way she also have doubt about everything she did.
+ They stick to revenge drama plot, so there is only a little bit of romance & very supple too.
Overall this drama really have different plot than any other drama. Watch this till the end, if you stop in the middle i guarantee you'll gonna regret it. This is absolutely no re-watch drama material, because once you know the truth no meaning watch it all over again.
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Too many plot holes
Have you ever imagine meet urself 10 years ago? What will you feel seeing how naive or stupid urself in the past...? Or have u ever imagine meet urself 10 years from now? Will (s)he will be our idol/ur dream person or become the one u want to avoid....?For me this drama is one of the most confuse plot. From first until the end never really reveal the real reason for Lin Miao (LM) to go back to the past. Just a little bit of connection but make no sense to pick LM to go back to past. And why LM have to help Jiao Yang (JY) to become president is also never been explained.
Yeah the romance is there & the development of the romance is quite good. LM herself is one of the toughest female lead in the drama. Cheesy romance is unnecessary for this woman. But the relationship between JY & LM is quite sweet in someway, especially how they support each other.
What i like from this drama especially is Zhao Yan (ZY). She is not a stupid girl who will do anything in the name of love. She is a lovely girl who know how to let go. Even though she quite stubborn at first & how she let go is quite stupid. But she still let it go without fuss.
The plot hole that i notice or iritate me:
- Su Cheng Yun (CY) as the antagonist is quite weird in someway. The reason he did all what he did is a little bit push if i must say. Maybe because the writter didn't give us the past about CY. Suddenly they just tell us that CY is evil due to his mother action that he think is unfair to him. But what is the unfair action never really reveal. Just because his mother leave him...? I don't think so. They also never really tell us about how good or bad relationship between CY & JY, and why CY must envy JY. Just tell us that they are brother from their mother. Really makes no sense to make this become the plot...
- The 10 years in the future scene is not too clear. No writing 10 years later what so ever. They makes us notice about the time different just because shan shan is pregnant and have child.
- Other couple romance also a little bit push over. Just like they need another couple in the drama.
- The one who betray the company also really confusing. Like why he did what he did never really explained. Is it money..? Or is it other factor...? We never know
- When Lin Wei Jun met LM for the first time she's not surprise to see someone that looked like herself but older...
Overall this drama is not worth to watch. You may watch it if you fans of Li Hong Yi or Kira Shi or other actor in this drama. But if you watch it because of the plot don't waste ur time, pick another drama instead
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the comeback of Krist-Singto
Many people are so excited about the comeback of Krist-Singto, so naturally, I’m quite curious about them too.And boy oh boy, I am glad I decided to watch them! ^^ Now I fully understand why fans are so thrilled about their comeback. Their chemistry and eye contact are truly something to look forward to every week. Sometimes, I even wish a normal couple pairing could have eye contact as intense as theirs.
Ok. Story time…
Padtaphi Sinan (Phi), a popular news anchor, falls from fame after a video of him abusing his co-anchor goes viral. As a result, he’s suspended from work and forced to sell his luxury car to cover fines imposed by sponsors.
Thankfully, he still has a loyal friend who’s willing to help him. Yong, an editor at the company, encourages him to create a new show and fight his way back from the bottom. Yong even brings in a new producer to help him. But to Phi’s surprise, the producer turns out to be none other than Tamtawan Anandabhumi (Tam) — his ex-boyfriend.
Yong had told Tam about Phi’s situation, how badly his reputation has been damaged in the country. Out of loyalty, Yong specifically asked Tam to return home just to help Phi get back on his feet. So here Tam is—back in the country, supposedly just to support Phi’s comeback. Or is that really the only reason…?
Three years ago, Tam suddenly broke up with Phi for no apparent reason and fled across the continent to Australia, where his mom lives. Tam never reached out, never clarified why it ended, not even gave a reason for the breakup. Now, facing Tam again stirs up all the pain Phi once felt—along with the lingering emotions he never truly let go of.
Now, the question is… Will their collaboration remain strictly professional until the end? Or will their unresolved feelings resurface, giving them a chance to finally close that chapter—with a happy ending this time?
And more importantly… What was the real reason Tam broke up with Phi in the first place?
That's pretty much the story without giving too much spoiler. Now what I like and don't
What I like:
+ The fiery chemistry between Krist and Singto — OMG… their eyes say everything! All the pain, the longing, the love… It’s like they were never apart in the first place. Every glance is charged with emotion.
+ The brilliant idea of incorporating Singto’s real-life departure from GMMTV into their comeback couple storyline. Using that moment as part of their comeback narrative was such a clever and meaningful touch.
+ The scene where Phi publicly admits their relationship is so powerful. Even knowing it could cost him everything—and send him back to rock bottom—he still chooses love. That moment hits hard.
+ Love how they showed us the traditional wedding to wrap up the drama. What's more, it's the first time in a BL that we've gotten a scene where we see them registering and receiving a marriage certificate.
What I feel lack:
- It’s a shame that GMMTV seems hesitant to explore Nudee and Gie’s potential as a Girls' Love (GL) pairing. I mean, come on—their chemistry is palpable. The way they look at each other, the subtle tension… you can feel the unspoken feelings. Why not just go for it and make them an official pairing? There’s clearly something there.
Overall I am really happy I can watch this. Now my homework… Watch Sotus where it all begins… Haha…
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long waiting finally come true...
Really excited when this drama finally surface to our screen. A long time waiting we have for this drama, I've waited this since 2019. Is it redeem everything...? is this worth to wait...? Oh I want to say yes yes yes with all my heart, but unfortunately there're some disappointment too...At first I also quite disappointed with the beginning of this drama. It's like, the drama that I've been waiting for this long only like this.... But however in the end I still give this very high score. Simply because the ending story is really beautiful. This drama has a very mediocare beginning to the middle, but from middle to the end is so meaningful. How they tell story when Lin Zhi Xiao (XX) & Gu Wei (GW) is about to married, the vow & speech at the wedding. Usually other drama just tell us when they meet the parent after that just jumping to wedding scene or just fast forward the process of the wedding, but here they tell the feeling of a father that about to let go his girl & other stuff about wedding itself. & also don't forget the story after the wedding that we don't need to wait for another special episode.
The minus:
- The chemistry between Yang Zi and Xiao Chan not over the top. They're beautiful people, but somehow they chemistry feel a little bit lack compared to other Yang Zi partner in drama.
- Yang Zi character here remind me of her character at Go Go Squid.
- The second couple story unfinished. Yeah I know they not the main couple, but the way they write the story of Gu Xiao & San San feel just like hanging in the gallows & they prefer to not wrote a complete story because they're not the main lead.
- The story sometimes doesn't quite makes sense. Like when GW suddenly can do the operation even though he actually has some psychological issues regarding it or when he got serious problem later on he just got back at his sense, both just because XX talk sense to him. Or maybe the issues itself from the first just be there for the purpose to make our couple have a smooth sail.... :p.
- XX sometimes a little bit too immature
The Plus:
+ No crazy love rival. Yes they have love rival, but the other party quite mature to know they boundaries.
+ The soundtrack is so beautiful & the lyrics is very very beautiful & meaningful.
+ They not too stretch the duration into hot complete mess...
+ The 'interview' in the end of almost every episode...
Overall just because the ending makes this drama one of the top in my list.
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My July Recommendation movie
Watch this because recommendation challenge from 𝑵𝒂𝒏𝒂𝒎𝒊𝒏𝒆. Let’s discuss movie…As usual Japan brings us unusual romance dramas… Haha…
The story follows Eriko Ichimura, a plain and completely ordinary high school student who fades into the background at her school. To escape her boring reality, she spends her time fantasizing about the school's most popular boy, Akira Ohmi. Her ultimate hobby is taking to Twitter under the anonymous handle "Lovesick Ellie," where she posts wild, thirsty, and deeply dramatic romantic fantasies about a boyfriend who looks exactly like Ohmi.
Her quiet life is turned upside down when she accidentally overhears a private conversation between Ohmi and teacher, Sumi Shiota. Through this, she realizes that Ohmi is not the sweet Prince Charming everyone thinks he is; he is actually a rude, bratty, and grumpy "two-faced" boy. To make matters worse, she panics and drops her phone, and Ohmi picks it up, discovering her embarrassing, secret Twitter account.
Rather than exposing each other, the two strike an uneasy compromise to keep each other's secrets safe. As they spend more time together, Ohmi becomes increasingly intrigued by Eriko's bizarre fantasies and quirky personality, while Eriko finds herself falling for the flawed, real version of the boy she only used to admire from afar.
That's pretty much the story without giving anymore spoilers.
What I like:
+ What bizarre personality Eriko has. Truly only Japan can come out with this kind of personality / behaviour.
+ How in the end Eriko is like a magnet that pulls some quirky friends too…
+ How Ohmi never belittles nor mock Eriko's bizarre fantasies and quirky personality.
+ I really love how Eriko never hides her quirky personality / behaviour in front of Ohmi, the boy she has a crush on…
Overall I’m happy I can watch this. For you who search for something quirky to watch yet not too bizarre nor cringy, this can be your choice…
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Perth and Santa other drama… Let’s dive in…Unlike most BLs that focus on two people falling in love, this series begins with the couple already in a relationship.
The story follows Pobmek, an elementary school teacher who, ironically, doesn't even like children. Yet he puts up with the noisy, chaotic school environment every single day because his boyfriend, Solar, is a fellow teacher who absolutely adores kids. Pobmek loves Solar so much that he's willing to endure the one thing he dislikes just to stay by his side and support the career that makes Solar happy.
Their peaceful life is turned upside down when Solar is involved in a terrible car accident. The accident leaves him with serious neurological damage, causing his brain to regress to the mental capacity of a seven-year-old child named Sun. Sun, like most kids, becomes frightened by his situation and looks for his mom. Thankfully, Pobmek is able to persuade Sun to go back home with him.
The next morning, when Sun wakes up, he returns to his adult self as Solar. Thinking nothing is wrong, they go to work. But unfortunately for them, Solar turns back into Sun again—this time right in the middle of the school where they work.
To make things worse, the condition is witnessed by Sodchuen and Jee. Not knowing how else to explain the sudden change, Pobmek finally tells them the truth. To his surprise, Sodchuen and Jee don't judge or punish Solar; instead, they offer their help to navigate the situation. Before long, the rest of the teachers—and even the students—become part of the effort to protect Solar's secret and help care for both Solar and Sun whenever the switch happens.
Now, Pobmek finds himself caring not only for the children at school but also for the person he loves most, whose personality can change without warning. Thankfully, soon after, Pobmek finally discovers what triggers the change between Solar and Sun. Once they understand the pattern, it becomes easier for Pobmek and the other teachers to navigate between Solar and Sun.
So, how does this story end? Will Solar be able to fully return to his adult self without turning back into Sun again? What is the actual secret behind his changing personality? And most importantly, will Pobmek be able to handle both Solar and Sun, or will he give up and just bolt out the door?
That's pretty much the story without giving anymore spoilers.
What I like:
+ As usual, Perth & Santa chemistry & their acting is never disappointing. Although I kinda hope for a different role for them next time…
+ GMMTv put more effort into their dramas. It’s no longer only about school romance… it’s about something that has more meaning…
What I’m not too like:
- The whole situation with Solar and Sun doesn't really make sense. Like: how all the teachers and students just blindly accept the 'orders' to help them.
- And the most ridicules of all is the school… Sometimes I wonder if this is elementary or kindergarten… and where the school is…? Why does 1st grade and 2nd grade combine into 1 class???
But overall it’s a good drama & I’m happy I can watch this…
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such unfortunate...
Watch this for Alphabet Challenge…This is one of the most difficult reviews I've ever written… Mostly because I don’t understand the story too much…But from what I read MDL this time put the synopsis quite right out of the bag… So let me cut down the chase to what I think…
This short drama actually quite has the potential to be good. The acting isn’t bad, the costume is quite good, no annoying BGM or disappearing sound… It’s such a shame that this ends up being a very unclear story in the end…
If only they put more stories into the vampire’s background story it’s gonna be much better… Adding a few more episodes is gonna solve the problem.
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4th story
Finally another drama of Fourever You on our screen. Let’s discuss drama…The Sun from Another Star follows Daotok, an introverted art student who carries both the blessing and curse of a lifelong ability: he can see and communicate with ghosts.
The story begins when Daotok moves into a new condo after securing an unbelievable 70% discount on the rent. The catch? The building is heavily haunted, filled with noisy spirits constantly throwing tantrums. Since Daotok isn’t afraid of ghosts—and desperately needs a place where he can keep his cat—he accepts the deal without hesitation.
Living next door is Arthit, a medical student who is Daotok’s complete opposite. Arthit is arrogant, hot-tempered, impulsive, and very much an extroverted “bad boy.”
Initially irritated by each other, their paths constantly cross, especially since they are the only two living residents on the entire floor. They begin interacting more because of a ghost named Donut. Once Arthit’s friend, Donut asks him to uncover the truth behind his death, leading Arthit to turn to Daotok for help.
Behind Arthit’s tough and reckless exterior lies a deep, suffocating grief over the loss of his mother. Donut’s unresolved spirit makes Arthit wonder if his mother’s soul is also trapped somewhere, unable to move on. After discovering Daotok’s ability to communicate with ghosts, Arthit desperately asks for his help in finding her.
Reluctantly—and after much persuasion from Arthit and his friend North—Daotok agrees. Together, they begin searching for Arthit’s mother’s missing soul.
As they spend more time together, the two gradually grow closer emotionally. Arthit slowly realizes just how drawn he is to Daotok, though he remains afraid to admit his feelings or let himself fall in love. Daotok, meanwhile, has built thick emotional walls around himself after being deeply betrayed by his first love.
So in the end, how will these two boys find the courage to take a step toward love?
That's pretty much the story without giving the spoiler. Now what I like and don't (especially the difference from the book).
What I like:
+ Ngern & Oat played Arthit & Daotok beautifully. So fit for their role…
+ Happy to see the gank again…
+ They town dosn much of how obsessed Arthit with Daotok... Like for example: the moment Daotok live in Arthit's room, instead because Arthit kidnap Daotok, they made it because Daotok have no other choice due to electricity in his room
+ Seeing how protective Jo is toward North—he won’t let anyone even raise their voice at him.
What I don’t too like:
- The chemistry between Ngern & Oat not so much… I don’t know how to put this into words…
- They erase and change several important scenes from the book that in my opinion make the story better…
- They changed the music—specifically the song Arthit was supposed to create. Haha. And honestly, the drama didn’t really capture how huge the song was supposed to be or how it suddenly made Arthit famous overnight.
Overall I am really happy this was on the screen… Below I’ll write about important scenes from the book they change / erase. So if you don’t wanna know just stop reading here…
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The changes:
* The most disappointing change is the scene where Arthit is supposed to be abducted after the race. Instead of an actual kidnapping, the drama turns it into a weak “accident” that leaves Arthit heavily injured. Honestly, I don’t even think the incident shown would realistically cause injuries as severe as the drama suggests. The original scene was meant to feel far more intense and nerve-wracking, allowing us to truly see Daotok’s panic and realize just how important Arthit has become to him. For me, Studio Wabi Sabi chose the safer route by heavily toning down the violence from the series.
* They also removed Daotok’s background story. Of course, I’m talking about Daotok’s high school days—when he was bullied and how he dealt with it. I understand why the drama chose to leave it out, but I still think showing a little of that part of his past would’ve added more depth to his character.
* Arthit’s inner struggle as he tries to deny that he has fallen for Daotok. In the book, we can truly see how deeply Arthit struggles with his feelings.
* The room is too big. Haha... When I read the book I imagine is like studio apartments. Not 1 bedroom...
* Direk reaction not so fun. In the book more extravagant, like he literally shock Arthit can love someone... Honestly kinda wait for his reaction, instead I just get usual expression...
* The moment Arthit talk to Daotok's dad on the phone, said he want Daotok be his 'wife'
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First-Khaotung drama. Of course here I come… Haha… Let’s talk drama…The story follows Tiger, a debt collector sent to collect money from a struggling cat café. Despite his tough exterior, he’s actually a devoted cat lover—ironically suffering from a severe cat fur allergy. So the moment he steps into the café and realizes it’s full of cats, his heart instantly softens, and he quickly befriends the owner, Madam Meow.
Everything changes when Madam Meow suddenly collapses, leaving behind debts, a house full of cats, and her estranged son, Lynx. Before she passes, she leaves Tiger an unexpected gift—her ability to understand and communicate with cats.
Lynx, who resents both his mother and her cats, initially wants to sell the café and walk away from everything. However, Tiger convinces him to keep it running. To Lynx's surprise, Tiger turns out to be his creditor, but Tiger who turns out already charmed by Lynx decided not to let Lynx work alone, so they work together to pay off the debt.
With his new ability, Tiger helps Lynx better understand the cats, and as they manage the café side by side—dealing with finances, chaotic feline antics, and unresolved grief—their relationship slowly grows from reluctant partners into something deeper.
Overall, it’s a soft, healing slice-of-life BL about grief, second chances, and building a sense of “home”—not just with each other, but with a house full of demanding cats.
That's pretty much the story without giving anymore spoilers.
What I like:
+ Unlike most GMMTV BL dramas. This has a certain depth to the story.
+ Always love the chemistry of First-Khaotung
+ Sadly I think this will be the last drama where we can see Winny-Satang together… :(. Although I am quite curious who they'll be paired with next…
What I’m not too like:
- It said Tiger is allergic to cats. But I rarely see how being around cats affects him much… I know they just said it was itchy when he touched the cats. But still a little bit forced the story…
Overall I really love this drama….
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My April Recommendation movie
Watched this because the recommendation challenge by 𝑫𝒂 𝑩𝒂𝒐…The story follows Suzuko Sato, a young woman who ends up with a criminal record after an incident involving a roommate. Because of this, she feels disconnected from her family and struggles to fit into society. Especially because her family also suffers because of her criminal record. Especially her younger brother.
Determined to escape her past, Suzuko makes a simple rule for herself: whenever she saves one million yen, she moves to a new town and starts again from scratch.
She becomes a "professional drifter," intentionally avoiding deep roots or long-term attachments.
However, despite her efforts to remain detached, she eventually meets someone who begins to challenge her habit of running away.
That's pretty much the story without giving anymore spoilers.
What I like:
+ Despite her effort to stay detached, I really like she still stay in contact with her little brother
+ Kinda love the ending, where she's in the end choosing herself.
What I don't like:
- This movie really bored me…
- I didn't really understand the ending until I asked AI. Haha…
The one thing people write about this, in my opinion the one that make me said touché is PHope: "However, the ending was so so, as it left many questions answered. And that felt like the movie was presenting just a glimpse of the girl's life."
Yeah unfortunately this movie just really is not my cup of tea. But I am glad I can watch this…
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My Feb Recommendation Challenge
Watched this for my Recommendation Challenge from 𝑳𝒊𝒈𝒉𝒕𝒆𝒓. Let’s talk movie…The story spans ten years, beginning in 2005. Lu Qinyang (QY) is a "problem student" who falls head-over-heels for the top-tier student Ling Yiyao (YY). He famously confesses his love to her in front of the entire school, promising to give her a happy life and marry her one day.
As they move into adulthood, the "purity" of their high school romance hits the brick wall of adult reality. QY takes on dangerous and grueling construction jobs to save money to ‘fit’ for YY, while YY stays by his side despite her mother’s disapproval and better offers from wealthier suitors.
They were desperate to be together, they struggled against the harsh reality, and after all was said and done, is the love that they have still the same?
That's pretty much the story without giving any more spoilers.
This movie really portrays the harsh reality when love alone is not enough for relationships & building the future together. Qu Chu Xiao & Zhang Jing Yi, played their characters beautifully, I can feel their bitterness in the harsh reality.
I don't like the ending, but that’s really real life, when not all the story ends with a happy ending… :(
Overall I quite happy can watch this movie…. Just prepare your tissue when you want to watch this one...
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Another drama of Pond Naravit and Phuwin Tangsakyuen of course here I come…The story follows Thee, the heir to a former mafia family that has since transformed into a high-end luxury perfume and jewelry empire. Growing up surrounded by immense wealth, isolation and secrecy, Thee becomes wildly out of touch with reality—emotionally distant, socially awkward, and completely out of touch with everyday life.
His father sends him to Thailand to oversee the business there. Lonely and far from home, Thee spends his time watching his mother’s old soap operas (lakorns). Having grown up on dramatic romance tropes, he believes love should involve grand gestures, orchestral background music, and intense melodrama.
His world shifts when he meets Peach, a grounded and straightforward freelance photographer. Peach is hired as the photographer for the company's new perfume campaign, but he quickly finds himself in the role of a "love mentor."
Peach’s mission? To teach the overly dramatic and romance-deluded Thee how to act like a normal person: how to date without buying entire buildings on impulse, and how to communicate without behaving like he’s in a prime-time drama.
Thee’s original target is Aran, the model chosen as the face of the new perfume campaign. Peach agrees—half amused, half exasperated. However, as time passes, Thee’s interest gradually shifts—not toward Aran, but toward Peach.
With Peach, Thee slowly learns how to tone down his exaggerated behavior and experience a more genuine, grounded kind of love & life.
Now the question remains:
How will Thee’s family—especially his father—react to his relationship with Peach? Will they accept it, or stand firmly against it?
That's pretty much the story without giving the spoiler. Now what I like and don't.
What I like:
+ Seeing Pond act as Thee made me not know what to say… But surely I’m happy seeing him having different kinds of roles…
+ Always happy to see Pond & Phuwin on my screen, their chemistry never fails. And seeing William & Est, Perth & Santa is a bonus aside…
What I not like too much:
- There’re times when this drama makes me cringe so much with what Thee did… Haha…
Overall I’m quite happy to watch this drama…
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Set in the year 2029, the story follows Liang Si Mu (SM), a brilliant university professor. Haunted by the tragic and mysterious death of his sister, Liang Si Yuan, he uses an experimental code he developed to travel back in time.His goal is to return to the specific day his sister died to uncover the truth and prevent the tragedy. Alongside his best friend Yue Ling, SM navigates a dangerous web of secrets, detective-style investigations, and the technical limitations of his incomplete time-travel code.
As he digs deeper, he encounters terrifying and delusional figures from his sister's past—including a chilling "crazy boyfriend" character—while struggling with the inconsistencies and consequences of altering the timeline.
So, will SM in the end successfully uncovered the truth behind his sister death...?
Overall for short dramas this is a good one… You got the thriller, the good story & the good acting… But unfortunately in the end this still a little bit forgettable
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