MayanPanda

I thought this was a better than average drama. The leads had chemistry and the story was interesting. It was too short to achieve the depth I was hoping for, but I did find the characters and their story compelling.

Well, even if something really bad happens in ep 11, at least it will make the story interesting. The directing and editing continue to be horrible, I don't feel anything for Sun and Kim and their storyline, and I'm questioning myself for even continuing to watch this. Oh right, for Rain and Phayu. Their story seemed a bit rushed and abbreviated in ep 10, but considering how bad the editing is overall, we're lucky to have gotten as much as we did.

They seemed drugged. Every tiger scene felt wrong. I don't know how they are treated in drama production, but there were drugged tigers that were mistreated at a tourist attraction in Thailand and I'm hoping that is not standard practice for using tigers for entertainment there.

After the first disastrous episode, the series did improve. The director really couldn't produce edgy or BDSM scenes well at at, so even though that was the main premise of the drama, I'm glad they abandoned it altogether. I think Yoon improved and gave a respectable performance as Kamol, but Ton was very one note throughout. At no time did I ever get the feeling that Kim was attracted to Kamol in the slightest. So I really didn't care if the characters ended up together or not, and felt nothing in the final scenes. It was just lukewarm and I only felt relief that this series was finally over. Poor tigers. I wish they wouldn't use these animals in dramas.

I think the two personalities integrated so he was just gaining his other memories that he didn't have access to when the personalities were separate.

I didn't think it could get any worse, but it has. The conflict in ep 7 went from zero to 100 in a totally ridiculous way. I thought it would be the catalyst for Duen to write a really great song, but every time he plays the keyboard, he demonstrates that he has no musical skill whatsoever. The writing and direction and some of the acting are truly terrible. Somehow I keep watching like someone who is witnessing a car crash. *sigh* Like many others, I'm just here for Thitnuea and Jean at this point.

After watching half of the series, I put it on hold for several months because I hated it so much. It feels like a confused middle schooler wrote it, making the characters of Thanu and Wayu so distasteful that I couldn't stand them. I was fed up with Kit through most of it as well. I finally came back to watch the last half at 2x speed just to see what happened with the side characters. I mainly cared about Koh, Jack, Phai and Sandee. I thought there was room for development, but I guess the writer didn't. My resounding last thought on this whole mess is that Pha deserved better.

Although the premise was interesting, the writing wasn't very good, the production quality was inconsistent and the directing/editing were terrible. It felt more like a school project than a professional production. It wasn't the worst I've ever seen, so I gave it a 4.

They appear in the last ten minutes of episode12 as guests of the wedding. They meet and have a cute scene where they say that it feels like they've met before.

Thanks for taking the time to write a thoughtful explanation.

Tiew seemed interested in Mork at the ceramics shop, so I don't understand why he pretended not to know him the next day. It seemed there was no purpose for that. Then suddenly he's interested in him again after some trivial banter and they bond so quickly that it feels very contrived. Also, that prolonged and awkward shower scene that just came out of nowhere was very cringe. If they wanted to portray Mork's attraction to Tiew, it would have been in better keeping with the premise and mood of the series overall if it had been more subtle. I can appreciate a nice shower scene when it's appropriate, but I don't like to be hit over the head with one when there is no build up to it.

I like the plot and cinematography, but a couple of scenes pulled me out of the story so I'm not having very high expectations for this to have a very polished execution of ideas throughout. I appreciate the effort they're making to create something original, though.

I usually find Jdramas to be deeper and more meaningful in comparison to others, but this one was rather shallow and frustrating. It started off cute, but then remained one note and didn't really pay off in a satisfactory way toward the end, imo. I can't say I would recommend this drama to BL lovers, but I can see where someone else may enjoy it.

I didn't expect to like this as much as I did. They took flawed characters and put them in a problematic situation and it somehow developed into really great chemistry and character development. Love the ending!

I loved the Japanese version and I think the Korean adaptation is exceptionally good. The main character is being portrayed in the same way, while there are changes and embellishments to the side characters and their development. It's an interesting and fresh perspective on a story I already adore.

As for the kiss in ep 4, I can understand why they aren't moving their lips. I think Puen is just wanting that close contact and Talay would immediately pull away if he made it sensual. I feel like this type of kiss is appropriate for the circumstances and down the road when they both come into it with emotions, we'll get the romantic kiss we want to see between them. It's developing at its own pace and I can appreciate that.

I'm totally here for Jimmy's acting. He's charming, nuanced and has drawn me into the story completely. I'm shocked that there are so many critical comments about him. I notice right away when an actor is awkward or not emoting well such as Book (Enchante) and Ton (Unforgotten Night) for example. Jimmy is on par with veteran actors in my opinion.

Although what first intrigued me about the story was the parallel universe angle, I love the fact that they are spending time developing human relationships between the friends and the main couple. There's already been good character development for them individually and their relationship is growing in a natural way that doesn't feel contrived. The writing, acting, editing, photography and music are all on point. I hope it continues on this way with a few twists thrown in.

This is the biggest disappointment of 2022 so far. Even BounPrem couldn't save it. I can't believe the screenwriter keeps getting work. It's no surprise that they also wrote That's My Candy, which was another disaster. The final episode was better than the ones preceding it, but there really was no development to get there. We got five draggy episodes of bad writing and suddenly, everything defies reality to pop into place. And the angle they shot the scene of Talay, Nai and Nemo outside the house was not great. I was so distracted by Pak's uneven and squished nostrils. It looks like he's had a bad nose job or maybe several nose jobs that he can't recover from. He's a good looking guy regardless, it just makes me sad to think that he had a bad surgery.

I started out not liking Vee or Mark. But the actors do such a great job portraying them in a way that makes them interesting and charming. This series is so much better than I thought it would be.

This promo is very well edited and certainly made all the fans look forward to the series. It's too bad the writing for the actual series is so terrible. Still watching for the actors, but very sad that the story is lacking.