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I’m honestly impressed with myself for making it through every episode.
Where do I even start?I’m confused. I’m confused. I’m still confused. Not exactly the best way to begin a review, right?
I didn’t watch the Korean original, so I went in blind. The plot sounded like a good time — some mystery, some drama… spicy potential. But the execution? Disappointing. I couldn’t connect with any of the characters, and the “mystery” felt more exhausting than engaging. Everything was happening way too fast.
By episode 3, she drops the big “I love you.”
Excuse me? When did that happen? How did we get here?Was there a deleted episode? Did I blink and miss a romantic arc?
I guess two years passed at some point, but time is just a suggestion in this show.
He fell in love with her too, apparently.
Again —how? Where? Show me the receips.
Courtroom battles, ex-girlfriends, past traumas, declarations of love, lies, deception — all shoved in like we’re racing through the plot at Max Verstappen speed.
And look, I wanted to like it. With the right timing and buildup, this could’ve been a interesting mystery-romance. But instead, we got a painfully simplistic plot, flat characters, and plot twists so cliched they needed subtitles that said: “You should be shocked now.”
Even the finale didn’t move me. The crimes were solved and I was just sitting there like:
“Cool. Sure. That’s... definitely a conclusion. Can I go now?”
Oh, and for some reason, I thought there were 11 episodes.
Imagine my face when I realized I had to sit through one more.
The finale…
Was it entirely logical? No. Was the ending awfully convenient? Sure. Was it all a bit silly? Definitely. Was it kind of absurd? 100% . Do I have regrets? Just emotional ones.
4.0 — rounded up.
Because I’m feeling generous and a good mood.
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Scooby-Doo, where are you!?
I liked. I liked it a lot. Filled with high jinks both terrorizing and hilarious, Peaceful Property is the ultimate modern take on Ghostbusters.What started as a small plot to exorcism turned into this grand adventure between this complete lovable group of friends! These ghost hunters is Everything! First of all, they're hilarious, with banter and quips that you can't get enough of. Second, they have their ups and downs that make it all seem so human! Third, their friendship is just so real and sincere! And fourth, they stick together, work together and ... I mean, they do their first spooky investigation together. I want to join!!! Fifth, this show hosts such a diverse cast of characters that is just so necessary and heartwarming to see! The characters are well-developed, and despite the whirlwind of events, it’s easy to get caught up in their stories.
What I loved most about this series was is the way it keeps you so engaged the entire time! Seriously, there's never a dull moment! Each episode is packed with action, suspense, and enough twists to make your head spin. There isn't ever a lull.
This was such a thrill from start to finish, like I couldn’t put it down!
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I have to admit I have some mixed feelings after finishing this one.
Was it a bit dramatic? Yes. Was there angst? Yes. Passion and romance? Absolutely.There were definitely parts I enjoyed, and I liked the ending, but literallyanything that is not the main couple, I couldn't have given any less of a fuck about. Like I'm being so honest, anything that didn't directly involve Tongrak and Mahasamut as a couple, I didn't care about.The characters were cute, Tongrak was tsunderet. I preferred Mahasamut, I adored him, honestly. He is just so adorable.Look, this story is cute, annoyingand sexy. It's straightforward and low-stakes. As with MAME's previous show, it doesn't necessarily do anything remarkable or revolutionary, but there's nothing wrong with that.
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"The law doesn't have heart."
Oh my heart!Truly loved this! I fell in love with the story of what’s happening, how it’s told and everything else’s in between. This is everything I expected it to be from start to end! It's quite intense and fast-paced from the start. It kept my interest and had me on the edge of my seat.
I enjoyed this even with the emotional damage I experienced. I would recommend this to anyone who’s into both genres thriller and romance
I wasn’t sure how Wasan and Kan would work things out. Things look rather complex at the start of this story and the characters seem to be thrown into one impossible situation after another throughout the time. This show had plenty of suspense to keep things moving along and there were quite a few times that I was worried about the safety of some of my favorite characters.
The ending is...
The most perfect ending for an amazing series, even though I'm still sad & emotionally destroyed by it.
Let me know what you think!
It is truly an amazing story that keeps you intrigued the entire time!
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Season 1 leaves you wanting more. Season 2 makes you regret asking for it.
Season 3... how do I even begin to review this?First of all, don’t worry — I won’t go into spoilers. If for any reason I do mention something spoiler-y, I’ll make sure to give a warning.
So, here’s the deal.
When I don’t like how a series ends, I try to remind myself that it’s partly my own fault — that the show suffered under the weight of my expectations. And I know this series is full of plot holes, unrealistic situations, contrived character development, laughable explanations, and a whole load of “shock the viewer” moments. It feels overly commercial at times.
Do I sometimes wish for an ending wrapped in a pretty pink ribbon? Yes.
Do I know better by now? Also yes.
Should I just go watch a Disney movie next time? Probably.
If you enjoy a story- and character-driven narrative with incredible acting, you’ll love it.If you require an explosion every minute to stay entertained — you’ll love it too.If you’re looking for something darker, something that leaves a knot in your stomach and makes you walk away questioning the nature of humanity — this might be for you.
However, I did feel that the overall story execution was underwhelming — especially the ending. Not as bad as Season 2, but... yeah.
My Feelings, in %:
100%: Yup, the ending sucked. I didn’t like it. At one point, I thought we were heading for a Westworld-style twist — and, well… they went for it.
90%: There was no way this series was going to end in a way that satisfied me. Good and evil, greed and justice, loss and gain — they exist side by side and can’t be cleanly separated. I’m sorry. I, too, want to live in a fairy tale where the hero wins and the villain disappears forever.
60%: Every 30 minutes: “Maybe I should reread 1984. Or stare at a wall. That might be better.
30%: I’m still a fan... but honestly, it could’ve ended with Season 1.
10%: Do we need a spin-off? Or is this just turning into a money-making machine recycling the same story?
cough yes cough
Anyway, I’m off to emotionally recover... or rewatch Season 1. Whichever comes first.
That’s all I can say.
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I trust you. As part of my family, I trust you… that is, not at all.
I hesitate to say too much here, because I feel like you should really let the series surprise you.What you need to know:The Bupphachinda sisters are at their breaking point. Their plan is to risk everything to keep the truth to themselves and hide all the dirty little secrets they have. They also need to find out what happened to their sister — and to their family as a whole — and, last but not least, they shouldn’t trust anyone... not even each other.
Of coursee, things never go as planned.
They get a glimpse of what was, and it’s anything but what they expected.
The story deals heavily with murder, sorrow, betrayal, deceit, distrust, dysfunctional family dynamics, and mental health struggles.
My experience:
From the first episode, my heart was in a vice. I was constantly guessing, theorizing, second-guessing every smile and every word — and yet, beneath the tension, there was this aching sadness I couldn’t shake. The youngest sister is gone. Another (Picha) tries to play the victim and at the same time meets an old friend — or perhaps a new love — whom she must deceive. Baibua stands at the edge of desperation, facing a chance to finally have what she thought she always wanted. Chomphu — beautiful and confident, but actually, deep down, vulnerable and deeply unhappy.
Around them swirl the sweet cousin,the domineering father, the mother who raised them to be wary of everyone, even each other, the strange maid, the unsettling uncle, and a whole web of secrets waiting to be revealed.
I screamed at the characters more times than I can count — Why would you do that?! — and yet, when the truth finally unraveled, I just sat there and thought: Yes. I understand.
Final thoughts:
Hide & Sis is a haunting tale of regret, sorrow, lies, and unconditional love — the kind that may not look like love at all, but still binds people together in ways they can’t escape.
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Very cute but predictable
I really don’t know how I feel about this one. It’s one of those series that left me conflicted about how to rate it. On the one hand, it’s cute and fluffy; on the other, it’s boring and a bit annoying.Deep breath
Okay. I’m not saying it was bad—it wasn’t! But it was definitely slow at times. The beginning hooked me right in, all sweet and soft, and then… it kind of wandered off. I thought it had fallen asleep. And just when I was about to give up—boom! Something happened, my heart did a little flip, and before I knew it, I was reading the novel because I had to know what happened next. (Patience? Never heard of her.)
There’s nothing too complicated or surprising—just a slow story about a boy with life problems meeting another boy with life problems, and together they slowly untangle their messes. Simple, but kind of lovely in its own way. The main characters weren’t perfect, but that’s what made them feel real. They made mistakes, they learned, and that made me root for them. It felt like a cozy Hallmark movie—cute, funny, sweet, and honestly very pretty to watch.
There were a lot of things I really liked: the characters had depth, their motivations made sense, the change of setting was refreshing, and the natural scenery was gorgeous. But I’ll be honest: if it wasn’t about Jom and Yo as a couple, I just didn’t care much. Screaming girls, two idiots trying to stir up trouble in the village, classmates fighting, family drama, annoying brothers… nope. I just wanted more of the soft moments between the leads.
And oh, Jom and Yo… they were precious. I don’t usually go for slow romances, but these two won me over. I loved that the show took its time to tell the story properly. I appreciated that it showed a lot of happiness throughout, not just in the final episode. I liked how the two of them communicated about their problems, supported each other, and stayed honest. Watching them grow closer and explore their emotions was a joy.
I laughed, I giggled, I even got a little teary. The hopeless romantic in me was living. Their chemistry was amazing—they were sweet, respectful, and mature, which made them so easy to love. Part of me wanted to give them 10 stars just for being that wholesome. I really wanted to give the whole thing 10 stars just for them. But then I remembered all the filler, and I sighed.
So yeah, overall: very cute. Not life-changing, but definitely not bad.
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Bonus points for the cat. Always bonus points for the cat.
This was incredibly sweet and clearly pandered to the fans of SOTUS and KristSingto.Don’t get me wrong — I loved the show and had a blast watching it. I screamed at some scenes, cried at others, and absolutely enjoyed all the hidden Easter eggs. It’s a sweet cheese fest with a pinch of angst and and some pining which is always appreciated.
But I also have to be honest with myself: the plot was… cliche.
Yeah, they deserved something more thrilling. More innovative. More shocking. I don’t know — something Emmy-worthy! You get what I mean, right? Something extraordinary. Something that says, “Yes, this is art.”
Am I being dramatic? Possibly. Do I care? Not really. Let me have my dramatic monologue.
This was super cute and delightfully silly (seriously though, who goes into the sea with an open wound? Antibiotics said “noооо”). But it was also so much fun! Just a light, fluffy romance with two main characters… and a cat.
They both healed their hearts with each other’s support, while also coming to terms with the mistakes of their past.
I liked that it started with Phi being super rough — to the point where I actually found him kind of annoying. He definitely crossed a few lines. But as it turns out, he’s just terrible at managing his emotions because he’s sad and hurt. While that doesn't excuse his behavior, it does make it understandable. maybe ... Tam, on the other hand, was insecure, a little jealous, sunshine in human form, and an absolute king of flirting. It broke my heart to see how much he had lost — and how hard he tried to protect Phi from more pain.
Together, they were tender, playful, and so easy to love for. Exactly what I want in a feel-good romcom. This was a story about second chances, emotional healing, and the kind of love that teaches you to be honest — with others, and with yourself.
The girls were tolerable — a bit annoying at times, but generally funny. I have to admit, I actually liked Kaoki, and overall, they didn't bother me like female characters sometimes tend to.
Okay, I admit it – I’m a big fan of Sosay and her vet.(=^ - ^=)
All in all, this was a great series that I would recommend to anyone who loves a good romcom and lovable MCs.
7.5 stars from me — mostly because Krist and Singto deserve so much more. (Yep… I’m totally biased.)
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Lol, lol, lol... OK, hear me out.
While this was ridiculous and stupidly, it was also super entertaining. I was laughing so hard.But you'd think this was just a funny and fatuously series... yes! Тhis is it’s so deeply unserious that it feels like a dream your subconscious mashed together in the midst of a Sunday nap.
I won't go into too much detail about the plot and characters from the series, but here are my quick thoughts:
The plot
A chaotic love triangle with elements of real estate.
The characters
Heng was amazing. Like, he made me laugh so hard. He even made me tear up towards the end. He was so hilarious, nice and messy. He made me relate to him in many different moments (which is strange, if you know the plot). But I loved him so much for just being himself throughout. I loved Мо. He was cute, affectionate and at the end of the series, I felt like punching him. All I need is just one punch. Just one. I also loved Kongdech. He was the "I love you despite everything" vibes guy, and I was 100% here for it.
And ultimately, this is a fun, fast-paced, silly, and heartbreaking rollercoaster of goofiness. Did I like it? Yes. This is a very quirky and charming (somehow) romantasy ... but also and has some undertones in it as well.
PS
I like the soundtrack. Apologies to anyone that heard me singing.
PS1
I loved all the Easter eggs that appeared in the episodes.
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This was ok. Yep. That about sums it up.
I can't say I didn't like this story because I did to some level.And I managed to get to the last episode. Well, yes—with the help of popcorn, which I could throw at the screen whenever one of the characters made me angry. Don’t get me wrong, in theory, this was an excellent series. It had all the elements of a good show- a interesting plot, a likable characters, a compelling romance; but in reality it really dragged for me and I can't quite put my finger on why. I would say this was more of an romance sparkled with some a little action.OK
This started off very strong. I was pretty much instantly charmed by the main characters and there were so many things I really enjoyed about. And then something happened...and trust that no one is surprised more than me. I was bored. I am in shock. What did everyone else discover that I missed? Yes. There were cute bits, and funny bits, and emotional bits, but something just didn’t totally click for me. The problem is not with "The Heart Killers", It is with me. So give it a chance, because it might be your cup of tea.
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Shelved as did-not-finish.
I’m sorry. But I just can’t with this. I can’t. I can’t deal.If I had a coin for every time I wanted to DNF this series I'd have a thousand coins in my jar! Needless to say I didn't like it at all.
I really cannot relate. It didn't grab me like I expected.
What I liked:
It' was a good concept. The darklyaspect. The first episode was well done, I was hooked and I was intrigued. The characters were fun + the overall vibe was mystery.
However there were some things that just did not work out.
The story overall was very slow, boring and confusing.
Story started to lose itself in the first half everything got so messy and the thing just lost their charm which overall dulled my experience.
The characters and their back and forth with the settings proved to be more of an hindrance. I tried to like Khen and Mas but all the attachment that I felt to them and the story vanished into thin air.
Overall, it may work for some of you but it definitely was not for me.
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Liked it.. did not love it.
It was a meet-cute story that started out strong but became a little predictable.I needed something fluffy, and this kind of worked. The characters are nice, some moments are cute and fun, and I liked everything related to food and JJ&Methas.
As a romance, this didn't really work for me. The relationship between Oab and Plawan is very rushed and feels lukewarm, all sweetness, passionate and no depth. The drama near the end is a bit .... ugh. I mean, I get it. It's important. But it felt so predictable.
Loved the secondary characters.
One man so used to being alone and another whose chosen to to heal and help. And, now they might just find out they're exactly what one another needs. JJ truly is such an adorable and amazing character.
I liked how he really saw Methas. He saw past the facade and saw a man who wanted to prove and who is afraid. Love him so much together with Methas. OK... I know I'm biased.
It was easy, it was fun, it was very sexy. So, while this story and I were not really a match, I can totally get why people dive into it.
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This drama didn't start out terribly.
I will be very briefI.I feel so conflicted about The Princess Royal. It was like I was playing out my own version of the love/hate game with the series while watching it.
Plot: this did not go where I thought it would! This drama is the absolutely quintessential enemies-to-lovers trope ! With polar opposite protagonists,none tension, and a mix of political and social games.This is a romance.It's no spoiler that things DO change between them. Love and hate are a fine line, after all.
It started off pretty interesting, but I don't know ... Pacing could've been optimized.
Characters: smart, annoying, arrogant, condescending and more. And I like them for it, because they're people.Not all, but most.
I am leaning toward a higher score because for all the issues I had with the drama at times, it was engaging and cute.
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A boy with unresolved daddy issues and a guy with the emotional availability of a puppy.
Yeah.Made in BL heaven.
Clearly.
It’s one of those series that tricks you into thinking it’s okay—because you’re too busy sighing and too annoyed to leave. But once the distraction wears off, it’s all downhill from there.
Let’s start with the positives. Not many, but they do exist. The chemistry between the actors is great. The music is great. And… that’s probably it.
There are so many issues I had with this one. The first is that the characters are incredibly bland, with no defining traits that make them memorable. Pheem is manipulative and driven by revenge, and Than is… I honestly don’t know what he is. He’s just the former police officer who somehow becomes the only person capable of forgiving Pheem. Forgiving him everything. Absolutely everything.
Jet is annoyingly spoiled, and most of the time I just wanted him to stop talking.
Risa is… well, if she were a boy, she’d be their father’s true heir, and that’s the whole problem.
Thanet will never win Father of the Year, but I don’t think he ever aimed for it.
I understand why they are the way they are, but at some point, it becomes too much.
The plot was very… very… I don’t even know. It was screaming lakorn the entire time.
I liked the idea of “getting revenge at any cost,” but the execution fell short. It had the potential to be good, but there really wasn’t much substance to this series. If you asked me what the plot actually was, I wouldn’t be able to tell you. There’s a bit of everything—revenge, romance, corruption, a dysfunctional family, rivalry, characters who desperately need therapy… and on and on and on.
It’s just not for me, and it turned out to be extremely difficult to write a summary for a series I thought I liked.
In short: overall, the series was okay, but it definitely had problems. I liked the premise, but the execution lacked. Pheem and Than had some adorable moments, but the show just wasn’t for me. It was fast-paced, and I think others might enjoy it more than I did.
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Whoever my opposite soul twin is, this show was absolutely meant for them.
Phopthorn unexpectedly transmigrates into the body of Apo, who is chaotic and hopelessly in love with Suriya. What starts as a sham-marriage plan somehow turns into a low-stakes romance. Sounds fun, right? I thought so too.I went in expecting a silly, goofy, shenanigan-filled good time. And while it tried its best, the entertainment value was… let’s say politely modest.
Okay, first of all, I’m sorry. My previous show was amazing, and I fear this one had the misfortune of following it. So really, there’s nothing terribly wrong with this series. It’s just that nothing about it felt groundbreaking or new. It’s the narrative equivalent of déjà vu: familiar, harmless, and not particularly memorable. It was okay—perfectly okay—and unfortunately, that was also the problem.
I did find it sweet, truly, but I kept waiting for something—anything—to happen outside of the romance. I waited… and waited… … and waiting.
I knew it would be low stakes, but I wasn’t prepared for how shallow some of the characters felt. A few were delightfully silly, some were mildly annoying, and others lived in a dimension where realism clearly took a sabbatical. I wasn’t sure whether to take the story seriously or not, but then the occasional serious moments and emotions tried to ground the series in a bit of reality—for better or for worse
That said, I did enjoy the romance between Apo and Suriya—they were so sweet I practically got cavities from it. Tailah and Janjak were charming additions and kept things lively, but I needed just a little more conflict and a bit more spark.
If you’re looking for a romance with low stakes, low tension, and a gentle, cozy vibe, this might be exactly what you need!
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