Pincolino

I appreciate how they try to tell an emotional and realistic story. I'm too used to toxic and edgy stories without any depths. This kind of tale is perfect for a certain amount of toxicity, instead they go down a completely different route. I never expected the younger brother's love being so pure and innocent. It looks like the older brother has also feelings, but he is struggling much more than the younger one. I'm not a fan of time skips, but in this case it's a good decision. They really try to make their love deep, sincere and romantic.

? There is child abuse in it, though

They aren't really numbered. It's just that nowadays so many BLs are airing. I remember a time, back then in 2016 and some years later, where we didn't have a new BL every week. There is even a BL calendar online, where you can see how many new series are airing every month. In the good old times (or not so good for BL) this wasn't the case. I remember watching around 6 or 7 series per year, and 3 of them were great. Not much changed, since you can still find 3 or 4 great series per year. The number of series changed, though. So you get the impression, if you start 20 new series, and only 3 are nice, that the quality dropped. But I would honestly say, the quality went up over the years. There are still some timeless classics, but overall BL (especially Thai BL) got better.

Less then 24 hours, but we will make it!
And then we can watch our 20 minutes episode and drool over the 5 minutes of cute scenes.

Thailand is putting out really good series, though. In the last year My School President, Moonlight Chicken, Be My Favorite, Only Friends, Last Twilight. All very unique series with some great acting and overall good writing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFXoY94MgB4&ab_channel=Abby
They talk about NC scenes, but I'm not sure if they are joking or not

Dropping an episode once a week is not a problem. I think this Netflix-binge-watch-culture is ruining lots of fun and excitement.
In this case, though, I agree with you. They should release at least two episodes a week like they did with shows like Trapped. Unknown episodes are only 27 minutes long, 7 of them are intro and outro. You really feel like you have watched NOTHING. With two episodes a week, one after another, this would be much more enjoyable.

Good music too. Nice tunes in the background, very emotional and beautiful ...

I wasn't 100% sold on this after seeing two episodes, because I didn't like the looks and the attitude of the actor who played the younger brother. I thought his younger version was a better actor and more likeable. Also, his character seemed a bit questionable from watching the trailer. But his performance and the writing in Ep 3 changed my mind about him completely.

for real, we get only 30 minutes and ten of them are the intro and outro

I like how they portray the characters and their family bonds, and how they all care about each other. Even the trauma because of the abusive mother is very well done.

Ep 3 took me by surprise. Watching the long trailer, I got the impression the younger brother is the obsessive and more dominant type. Maybe he will be later, but in this episode he was cute and innocent. I could feel how much he likes his older brother without being creepy. This will be good, if they keep this up.

Honestly, I have high hopes for this, and I'm not gonna lie, Chris Chiu is the kind of guy I would fall for. There is something about him ...

The main character Shi De

You crashed all my hope, haha.
I was so excited about this series.

This is the kind of production quality I expected from Kiseki Dear To Me after seeing their first concept trailer and MVs with another cast. Similar vibes. I'm impressed, really.

Honestly, this is such a let-down. Unless you're madly in love with this story, which I don't get in the first place, because those two characters have no personality, this is boring, slow, cringy, it lacks passion, humor, excitement, love. It's dull, bland, and overall unappealing on every possible level. Do we really need to see this story again? We have seen it in comic form, as a series, now it got animated, a series again! I have no idea how TayNew made it through this, and I refuse to believe, they had fun and felt challenged as an artist while filming it. They just showed up to do their job, which means promoting their TayNew brand and giving fans some crumbs every half decade, so nobody forgets about them. Even that kiss, I have seen people talk about it, was just horrible to watch since New was leaning in so awkwardly. That Achi character is impossible to like, not that perfect and love struck Karan is any better. Those characters don't feel real at all. This may work as an old-school black-white Japanese BL manga, but not as a Thai series.

Honestly, people must be really thirsty for BL to enjoy this series. Cringy, stupid, boring, slow, no passion, no depth.
You said it: Forgettable. Well, not really. It's honestly so bad, that I won't forget it.

Have you seen the trailer for Peaceful Property? New isn't a very good actor. Him playing a more dominant and cheeky guy like he is in real life is way better than him playing such a naive and soft character.
I'm looking forward to the new series, even though it's not confirmed BL.

I don't need a BL, but what I need: THEM CHANGING UP THOSE F*CKING STEREOTYPICAL ROLES! I was waiting for something like this since forever. Make New more dominant, and Tay more vulnerable. THANK YOU!