Yotha and Faifa. Yotha is the older one. They were both born in the same year. Yotha's birthday is April, 8th.…
My thoughts exactly. Also, at the beginning of YothaGun's story, Gun was lefthanded (when he was sitting with his friends, filling an application or something). Later, when Yotha gave him the personal information sheet to fill it in at the restaurant, Gun used his right hand. And then an episode later or he used his left hand... Is my boy ambidexter or something?
Initially, I planned to wait until it finishes airing to begin watching, but the hype was too much, so I had to see what it was all about.
Well, it's certainly overhyped. So far, the story and plot are the least bit interesting in my opinion. The acting is good, especially Khao.
I've just finished watching 8 episodes that had way too many NC scenes and barely any background story as to WTH happened to Bison and Fadel's parents. Who's the mastermind? Are they working as assassins for revenge? How did they meet their "Mother" and is she a good person or a bad person? Who's the guy that Fadel had flashbacks with and what happened to him? I have way too many questions and only 4 episodes left. We'll see.
They heavily relied on the couples' fandom and chemistry, and totally dismissed the storyline.
Alright, that was an INTENSE and thrilling experience. Eight episodes full of suspense and suspicion. Not a single boring irrelevant scene. Eight compact episodes that got to the point from the very first scene till the very last.
The story is super interesting and had me questioning my own morals and beliefes. The plot twist was TWISTING and had me confused in the best way possible. Screenwriting at its finest.
At the beginning, the main leads' acting (Thiu and Kan) didn't stand out that much to me. One had an expressionless face and the other had a constant frown on his face most of the times. That is UNTIL the last episode. The 8th episode made me change my opinion regarding their acting.
Their confrontation scene is the climax of the drama and my most anticipated scene. They perfectly portrayed their emotions and delivered the best performance in the whole drama.
The rest of the cast did an amazing job as well, especially the director (Somsak), pharmacist (Boss) and the nurse (On). Best support acting I've seen in a while.
Regarding the leads' chemistry, well... there's a lack of intimacy overall and the romance is minimal, almost non-existent, during the whole drama except, AGAIN, the last episode. They finally got together but it felt kinda awkward because the build up was off. They could've made it a bromance, and honestly it would've been fine with me.
It didn't matter much to me because the drama itself doesn't mainly revolve around their relationship to begin with, it's more of a sub-plot. In my opinion, the main story is too good to focus on anything else, which I enjoyed too much because a drama based solely on romance is pretty much plotless to me. So in a world full of plotless dramas, this one here slaps hard.
This hidden underhyped gem made me realize how much I yearn for emotionally mature BL dramas of such quality. I LOVE how professional and serious it is. It felt like a breath of fresh air in a world full of suffocating cringe rom-com dramas. This one here has a more solid plot than GMMTV's entire filmography combined. They should definitely take notes.
I wouldn't dare say the ending was surprising because, rationally speaking, we all saw it coming but was hoping for the best. The ending is REALISTIC and will leave you with this lingering melancholic feeling. You can't help putting yourself in Thiu's shoes, wondering what would you have done. That's why I said it had me questioning myself.
I don't think a lot of people will like it, especially teenagers, who mostly prefer fluffy cute couples. But as someone who's sick of cuteness and happy endings, this hit me right in the feels and I'd totally recommend watching. Watch for the sake of the story not for the sake of BL. Enjoy!
A drama that was definitely made with love. The story and plot are simple, YET so magnificently beautiful. It's one of those rare dramas that is ACTUALLY telling a meaningful story with well-written characters and not just about two men falling in love.
The acting was SUPERB. FR WHY IS EVERYONE'S ACTING SO FREAKING GOOD?! JimmySea proved how skillful and talented they are as actors, and I hope they gain more love and recognition for it.
MhokDay is the cutest couple ever and the greenest flags in the history of BL. They had amazing chemistry with no cringe moments AT ALL. Their romance is perfectly balanced and well-paced. It neither felt too rushed nor too slow. Wish I could keep them in my pocket forever.
Also, I've never, in my life, mentioned the script of a drama in my reviews/comments, BUT this masterpiece here has a sensational script. The dialogues are so beautifully written that you'd never want to miss out on a word. Their conversations felt so real and heart-wrenching that it brought me to tears on multiple occasions
Some BL dramas feel like a chore that you can't wait to be done with, whereas this one here felt like a sweet treat that you'd hate to finish too soon. I don't think I'll ever get over how beautiful the last episode is. It melted my heart and made me cry in the best way possible. I would 100% recommend watching.
I don't have the energy to write a detailed criticizing opinion about the drama itself because it's literally not worthy enough to be discussed, so in short, there isn't a single thing about this drama that I actually like.
The story lasted for about 3~5 episodes and the rest were basically filler used to introduce OhmLeng as a new pairing. I had the hardest time finishing it even with ×2 speed.
Just to make things clear, I'm totally against the hate that Leng is subjected to, but objectively speaking, his acting is indeed awkward, which is totally fine and understandable because it's his first main role, which takes us to the main point that he SHOULDN'T HAVE taken a main role this early in his acting career to begin with. He should've stuck to supporting roles till he improves his acting.
Whoever suggested this main role to him seriously ruined his debut appearance and whoever defends his acting doesn't even understand what acting is, argue with the wall. I have high hopes for him, he should work hard on himself.
Overall, not worth the watch. Don't waste your time and wait for a HOPEFULLY better drama done in the future by these two.
Nothing in this world can make me love you, Ming, no matter how many times you cry and beg, I'd still wish someone could smack you across the face (thankfully Sol did it once). You and your annoying, Yim SiWan look alike, secretary need to get up and leave.
You can tell the production was big and the budget was good. Everything looks fancy and expensive, which I enjoy so much, but...
The drama lacks the element of surprise. Why do y'all act as if soul swapping is the most normal thing ever? Like please act the least bit frightened by the idea. I feel like everyone accepted the "new" Joe too easily? That bothered me honestly.
The 'I own you' and 'You belong to me' conversations were gagging. Straight outta 2013 Wattpad stories. Like please Ming STFU, it's too cringe.
May, honey, you shouldn't continue your life with Trash Tong, you deserve better. Seriously. Your child deserves better.
"New" Joe's ex-boyfriend, who appeared for like 3 scenes and disappeared. Where you at, bro? He got thrown outta the hotel room and just vanished. If his role was insignificant to begin with, he shouldn't have made an appearance altogether.
Sol, baby, go back to Korea, you're literally doing nothing. I kinda expected him to exert more efforts to win Joe over but he just accepted defeat (he ain't the best chicken nugget out there but I just wanted Joe to end up with ANYONE except Ming).
Joe, Joe, Joe... the man that you are (When I catch you, Poom). Not only is he a handsome man but also a REALLY good actor. Honestly, he carried the whole drama on his sexy back. He did the best acting in my opinion, the rest are good too but have room for improvement (especially Mr. No-Facial-Expressions-Detected Sol).
Ming, you should spend less money on designer clothes and more on therapy, my friend, you need it. Bro kidnapped Joe and cuffed him up because of his possessiveness. Maybe we let it slide when Gu Hai did it to Bai LuoYin in Addicted, but we don't approve of such actions anymore.
Joe, my love, you should've walked outta the door when the monk told you so rather than staying alive and being with Ming. I know he was desperate for love but he REALLY deserves better than Ming. I said what I said.
Last but not least, I wouldn't dare say MingJoe's chemistry was bad. It just didn't make me giggle and kick my feet if you know what I mean. I look forward to seeing them with other partners that's all.
Overall, the drama is good but not great. I like it but I don't love it.
It's good as long as you don't take it too seriously because I found it kinda corny at times. The story is a bit lacking but the acting carried the whole drama. YinWar chemistry is unbeatable as usual.
I can't believe I put off watching this amazing drama for so long. It's literally so good! I've always known it exists but never gave it a chance and I regret it so bad.
Honestly, the story ain't unique or like eye-catching or anything but the execution is phenomenal. Acting was top-notch. Chemistry was CHEMISTRYING.
I enjoyed it so much and it didn't get boring (which is so rare). I totally recommend. Wish there was a sequel or something, I really want more of this cute couple.
Before watching, I didn't bother checking the tags/comments/reviews, literally nothing, barely read the summary. And let me tell you, I sat there like a clown for 16 episodes waiting for them to kiss, thinking ahh man this is too censored to be a thai bl, it didn't once cross my mind that Thailand makes non-bl kinda bromance typa drama. I've never felt more frustrated in my life lmao with every heated argument I waited so patiently for them to kiss, what a wasted potential. The story is too simple and basic, not much going on, just going round in circles for 16 episodes but the acting was good.
Too painfully realistic. A new good story for a change. I was so bored of the same old lame storylines of BLs, that was indeed refreshing. The acting was great.
Well, it's certainly overhyped. So far, the story and plot are the least bit interesting in my opinion. The acting is good, especially Khao.
I've just finished watching 8 episodes that had way too many NC scenes and barely any background story as to WTH happened to Bison and Fadel's parents. Who's the mastermind? Are they working as assassins for revenge? How did they meet their "Mother" and is she a good person or a bad person? Who's the guy that Fadel had flashbacks with and what happened to him? I have way too many questions and only 4 episodes left. We'll see.
They heavily relied on the couples' fandom and chemistry, and totally dismissed the storyline.
The story is super interesting and had me questioning my own morals and beliefes. The plot twist was TWISTING and had me confused in the best way possible. Screenwriting at its finest.
At the beginning, the main leads' acting (Thiu and Kan) didn't stand out that much to me. One had an expressionless face and the other had a constant frown on his face most of the times. That is UNTIL the last episode. The 8th episode made me change my opinion regarding their acting.
Their confrontation scene is the climax of the drama and my most anticipated scene. They perfectly portrayed their emotions and delivered the best performance in the whole drama.
The rest of the cast did an amazing job as well, especially the director (Somsak), pharmacist (Boss) and the nurse (On). Best support acting I've seen in a while.
Regarding the leads' chemistry, well... there's a lack of intimacy overall and the romance is minimal, almost non-existent, during the whole drama except, AGAIN, the last episode. They finally got together but it felt kinda awkward because the build up was off. They could've made it a bromance, and honestly it would've been fine with me.
It didn't matter much to me because the drama itself doesn't mainly revolve around their relationship to begin with, it's more of a sub-plot. In my opinion, the main story is too good to focus on anything else, which I enjoyed too much because a drama based solely on romance is pretty much plotless to me. So in a world full of plotless dramas, this one here slaps hard.
This hidden underhyped gem made me realize how much I yearn for emotionally mature BL dramas of such quality. I LOVE how professional and serious it is. It felt like a breath of fresh air in a world full of suffocating cringe rom-com dramas. This one here has a more solid plot than GMMTV's entire filmography combined. They should definitely take notes.
I wouldn't dare say the ending was surprising because, rationally speaking, we all saw it coming but was hoping for the best. The ending is REALISTIC and will leave you with this lingering melancholic feeling. You can't help putting yourself in Thiu's shoes, wondering what would you have done. That's why I said it had me questioning myself.
I don't think a lot of people will like it, especially teenagers, who mostly prefer fluffy cute couples. But as someone who's sick of cuteness and happy endings, this hit me right in the feels and I'd totally recommend watching. Watch for the sake of the story not for the sake of BL. Enjoy!
The acting was SUPERB. FR WHY IS EVERYONE'S ACTING SO FREAKING GOOD?! JimmySea proved how skillful and talented they are as actors, and I hope they gain more love and recognition for it.
MhokDay is the cutest couple ever and the greenest flags in the history of BL. They had amazing chemistry with no cringe moments AT ALL. Their romance is perfectly balanced and well-paced. It neither felt too rushed nor too slow. Wish I could keep them in my pocket forever.
Also, I've never, in my life, mentioned the script of a drama in my reviews/comments, BUT this masterpiece here has a sensational script. The dialogues are so beautifully written that you'd never want to miss out on a word. Their conversations felt so real and heart-wrenching that it brought me to tears on multiple occasions
Some BL dramas feel like a chore that you can't wait to be done with, whereas this one here felt like a sweet treat that you'd hate to finish too soon. I don't think I'll ever get over how beautiful the last episode is. It melted my heart and made me cry in the best way possible. I would 100% recommend watching.
The story lasted for about 3~5 episodes and the rest were basically filler used to introduce OhmLeng as a new pairing. I had the hardest time finishing it even with ×2 speed.
Just to make things clear, I'm totally against the hate that Leng is subjected to, but objectively speaking, his acting is indeed awkward, which is totally fine and understandable because it's his first main role, which takes us to the main point that he SHOULDN'T HAVE taken a main role this early in his acting career to begin with.
He should've stuck to supporting roles till he improves his acting.
Whoever suggested this main role to him seriously ruined his debut appearance and whoever defends his acting doesn't even understand what acting is, argue with the wall. I have high hopes for him, he should work hard on himself.
Overall, not worth the watch. Don't waste your time and wait for a HOPEFULLY better drama done in the future by these two.
You can tell the production was big and the budget was good. Everything looks fancy and expensive, which I enjoy so much, but...
The drama lacks the element of surprise. Why do y'all act as if soul swapping is the most normal thing ever? Like please act the least bit frightened by the idea. I feel like everyone accepted the "new" Joe too easily? That bothered me honestly.
The 'I own you' and 'You belong to me' conversations were gagging. Straight outta 2013 Wattpad stories. Like please Ming STFU, it's too cringe.
May, honey, you shouldn't continue your life with Trash Tong, you deserve better. Seriously. Your child deserves better.
"New" Joe's ex-boyfriend, who appeared for like 3 scenes and disappeared. Where you at, bro? He got thrown outta the hotel room and just vanished. If his role was insignificant to begin with, he shouldn't have made an appearance altogether.
Sol, baby, go back to Korea, you're literally doing nothing. I kinda expected him to exert more efforts to win Joe over but he just accepted defeat (he ain't the best chicken nugget out there but I just wanted Joe to end up with ANYONE except Ming).
Joe, Joe, Joe... the man that you are (When I catch you, Poom). Not only is he a handsome man but also a REALLY good actor. Honestly, he carried the whole drama on his sexy back. He did the best acting in my opinion, the rest are good too but have room for improvement (especially Mr. No-Facial-Expressions-Detected Sol).
Ming, you should spend less money on designer clothes and more on therapy, my friend, you need it. Bro kidnapped Joe and cuffed him up because of his possessiveness. Maybe we let it slide when Gu Hai did it to Bai LuoYin in Addicted, but we don't approve of such actions anymore.
Joe, my love, you should've walked outta the door when the monk told you so rather than staying alive and being with Ming. I know he was desperate for love but he REALLY deserves better than Ming. I said what I said.
Last but not least, I wouldn't dare say MingJoe's chemistry was bad. It just didn't make me giggle and kick my feet if you know what I mean. I look forward to seeing them with other partners that's all.
Overall, the drama is good but not great. I like it but I don't love it.
Honestly, the story ain't unique or like eye-catching or anything but the execution is phenomenal. Acting was top-notch. Chemistry was CHEMISTRYING.
I enjoyed it so much and it didn't get boring (which is so rare). I totally recommend. Wish there was a sequel or something, I really want more of this cute couple.
- Good acting
- Well-developed plot
- Chemistry between characters
That basically sums up my standards and the criteria on which I judge dramas.