Since it's just a TV show I have no problem recommending Patricide as the most logical solution to Mueang's problems. As the *held responsible* older sibling to a very irresponsible younger brother, I felt that outburst like a punch in the chest. There's a reason I tend to always side with the villain - at least they understand what I've been through. It's taken me my whole life to realise that it's OK to be a disappointment.
My current watchlist is so long that I don't remember exactly which show I heard this in, but it was recent...Why be concerned about living up to other people's expectations when they always fail to live up to yours.
Mueang, do away with your dad, sell the farm to Sila, and go get yourself a life.
To cringe is to be free...after this episode I'm as free as a bird. Good on those actors for doing what they do, because I certainly couldn't—at least not in public. Still loving the show though, but part of loving it is that I spend half of each episode dying from second hand embarrassment. 'Up' in his little tight black top, and his crisp white shirts with the sleeves rolled...I spend the other half of each episode trying to still my throbbing heart.
Pardon the pun, but I have 'no regret' at all about watching this movie. Was absolutely not what I was expecting, on any level. Gritty, emotional, depressing, but also funny at the most unexpected times too.
I don't think I'm going to survive this show...my rage is eating me alive. Lu Feng sweetie, you get a pass, but oh my wordy lordy - I'm not a violent person but I've never wanted to unleash a swinging baseball bat to the face of the characters of a show as much as I do with this one. Lu Feng, not YOU honey buns...but the rest of them AAARRRGGGGHHHH!!!
OK, so...if you kiss the person with whom you've swapped bodies, then - physically you're basically making out with yourself, which is really just *cough-cough* 'self love' *cough-cough*
Jae On..."Just kiss me and I'll do whatever you say"...yeah, right...like he's ever taken No for an answer. Manipulative little snot. That kid is a red flag in the making.
I'm almost at the end of Episode 4, and I think that's it for me. It's just too...too...I dunno...poorly done, maybe? I can handle awful dubbing if the rest of the show is good, but this show is just lacking on multiple levels.
There are WAY too many unanswered questions for this to only have one episode left. Having said that, if there ever comes a day that I find out there is no season 2 for this show...then welcome to my villain era. SCD is my personal #1 of 2026.
When Net and JJ first paired together, I didn't quite see it. Their arc in the Next Prince was a bit blah. Episode 5 changed my mind...drastically. They're freaking ADORABLE together, especially in the boat where Klao leans his head against Phop's shoulder, and I could be mistaken, but it seemed like Net (rather than Phop) was the one who couldn't control the tiny little smile that escaped his lips. I came into this with low expectations, and though it took 5 episodes for me to get into it, I'm now hooked.
I was caught by surprise by this show. I thought it would be just another Thai University same old same old BL. I tuned in anyway and I'm actually sorta bummed that next week is the final episode. Domundi is still a bit hit and miss, but when they hit they HIT.
I was so looking forward to this, but this was disappointing. I just feel let down. It had so much potential and yet it squandered it away. I think if this had been released 2 years ago I might have liked it better. Right now there's so many better done shows that this comes off as just "meh". Unfortunate, because I do love Fort and Peat.
Oh my wordy lordy...the urge to pay to fast track the next episode is nearly f**king killing me. Deep breaths, deep breaths. C'mon girl, you can hold out for a week (no I can't) Yes I can (nooooo, I caaaaan't) Yes you bloody well CAN...maybe I can take my angst out on that barista
I survived season 1, which is why I decided to hold off watching Season 2 until all the episodes were released. I don't, for the life of me, know why I didn't just drop it, and why is it still in my Plan to Watch pile? I don't know—life is full of mysteries. However I've nearly pee'd my pants multiple times reading all the comments this afternoon, so I might just thank you all for your service, and for taking the bullet for me so I don't have to watch it. Lest we forget the braincells you sacrificed
I'm amazed at how many people refer to any male-male film/tv/media as BL...BL is its own genre...and this is NOT it.
This was heart-breaking . I grew up with gems like Liquid Sky. I love stuff that's WTF. I had it pegged in episode 1 that player 2 was in on it. He had an agenda and it appears that agenda was to break Player 1. To have control over him. Why? We don't know. It's obvious that they had a shared history that we are not privy to. We are free to fill in our own blanks. Every person will come at it from their own perspective.
If you feel triggered by dark dramas such as this, then don't watch it. Easy peasy.
Half the people on the planet know EXACTLY how Player 1 was feeling at the halfway point of episode 3. If you don't...lucky you.
I JUST finished it. Addicted was good, I love when they pair more masculine, kinda like JossGawin, but this one…
If you scroll up this page to where it says "Recent Discussions", there's a post called 'Radio Drama Eps Subbed' that has a link for Youtube. I guess there's a less censored audio book version, so it's just a static image with English subtitles and Chinese voice acting. I'd been SO invested in this series that when it ended like that, it was like *BOOM...emotional damage*.
I'd been scrolling the comments trying to find links to the books when someone else mentioned the radio drama was on Youtube. There's 20 episodes that are an hour long, and it covers both books. I jumped straight in on episode 11 just to ease my broken heart seeing as that's where a possible season 2 would have begun, but after about 10 minutes I decided to go right back and restart on episode 1. I've already been through this story 3 times, so why not make it 4.
I was being *nice* about the Thai version, but you were *accurate*
I can watch the most unhinged, black flag, toxic, off the wall, dark AF shows with a straight face and maybe a small smirk (it's my jam, I do like 'em dark and dirty). But this show is giving me butterflies and I'm squealing at the screen like I'm 14 years old again. Oh my wordy lordy those 2 are CUTE together!!
My current watchlist is so long that I don't remember exactly which show I heard this in, but it was recent...Why be concerned about living up to other people's expectations when they always fail to live up to yours.
Mueang, do away with your dad, sell the farm to Sila, and go get yourself a life.
Up is hot, but the show is corny AF
This was heart-breaking . I grew up with gems like Liquid Sky. I love stuff that's WTF. I had it pegged in episode 1 that player 2 was in on it. He had an agenda and it appears that agenda was to break Player 1. To have control over him. Why? We don't know. It's obvious that they had a shared history that we are not privy to. We are free to fill in our own blanks. Every person will come at it from their own perspective.
If you feel triggered by dark dramas such as this, then don't watch it. Easy peasy.
Half the people on the planet know EXACTLY how Player 1 was feeling at the halfway point of episode 3. If you don't...lucky you.
I'd been scrolling the comments trying to find links to the books when someone else mentioned the radio drama was on Youtube. There's 20 episodes that are an hour long, and it covers both books. I jumped straight in on episode 11 just to ease my broken heart seeing as that's where a possible season 2 would have begun, but after about 10 minutes I decided to go right back and restart on episode 1. I've already been through this story 3 times, so why not make it 4.
I was being *nice* about the Thai version, but you were *accurate*