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Hate it break it to you, but it’s been boring since the start.
There is no reason for this show to exist, no substance of worth, or story that is trying to be told. It’s just there for the sake of being there.While the first episode was pretty good episodes has evolved to the typical episodes of the week series where they have a random adventure, only to be followed by another random adventure the next week. Most series need a goal the characters want to reach or overcome. If there is no goal, the series becomes pretty aimless, pointless and boring. But after 10 episodes them just trying to be annoying, mean and ignorant - is just tiresome.
I'm still wondering when Liu fell so in love with Guy when they barely spent time together. She was always with Saint.
Liu and Guy always fail to understand each other. Did I want to knock some sense into both of them? Absolutely. She is naive and stupid and he is ... he is cute. Guy is quite a wilful and determined character desperate to find any semblance of love history.
And I really did not like Faye as a person at all but she makes for an incredibly compelling character. She was the beacon of everything that was wrong and bad.
I just adore Saint. He's so freaking kind and in solicitous and I loved every minute of it.
Sometimes I wish I had a friend like Ann.
It’s a boring ride to be sure.
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The romance arc is great. Cute and fun.
I loved just about everything about it. I'm not even going to pretend that my favorite element wasn't Pei Zhao, cause it was! I loved his self-deprecating, way of looking at the world, very down to earth and resourceful.Pei Zhao is an awesome hero, and Su Ci is an equally awesome heroine. She is gutsy, intelligent, and sweet. She never gave me the urge to ignore her and focus on the hero because I didn't like her.
My one complaint was detective aspect. Riddles and mystery. No, no and no. They were not fully developed and were boring.
That being said, I was invested in what happened between Pei Zhao and Su Ci.
I'm glad I watched this series.
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In this case I don't think the series is bad or anything like that, it just failed to grip me and I'm not theright viewer for it. I'm sure someone else would find it much more interesting. But yeah, I was just bored.
It started off pretty interesting, but I don't know, it could've been the writing styl, but it didn't keep my attention as it went on.
Everything goes to fast with no explanation for the characters motivations or why they’re doing what they’re doing. Too many characters and nonsensical plot, which plods along then goes nowhere.
I am going to miss Alan and Jeff 🩷
But will I give it another try? I'm not sure.
Either way, if you look this go right ahead, I hope you'll be the viewer who connects with this series on every level.
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I don’t have anything awful to say nor anything spectacular.
Perfect 10 Liners collects 3 stories which heavily focus on Love, university and engineering. Yep. I've watched so many engineering BL shows at this point that could I get a diploma.ForceBook
“Have you ever been in love? Horrible isn't it? It makes you so vulnerable. It opens your chest and it opens up your heart and it means that someone can get inside you and mess you up.”
Arc: "You entered my heart."
Arm: " You are in my heart too."
Ме: I need more football.
I enjoyed this story way more than I expected. It was funny (the trio Arm-Po-Sand ), sweet (Poon Mitpakdee), uncomplicated and at times a bit mediocre, but I didn't mind. Christmas is coming - gingerbread cookies and hot chocolate.It has some angst, but not much and most of that angst is caused by our characters. It wasn't a very deep storyline and not a whole lot happens, yet I didn't get bored. It just made me feel really happy.
YothaGun
This was such a pleasant surprise!
I loved the characters – Yotha and Gun. Yes, Gun is a very so cute here. He was the sweetest thing ever.
It takes Yotha and Gun a little time to get to their happy ending, but the way things developed between them worked for me and I enjoyed the journey. Their connection, past injuries, conversations and inside jokes made them feel so relatable. I think they are all fans of Lao Tzu and his words about love: Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength, while loving someone deeply gives you courage.
WineFaifa
The best was reserved for the last.
It's a very sweet story that builds up the relationship between its two main characters beautifully. There is nothing softer than falling in love with someone because because you share a cup of coffee and a sincere conversation.They take such good care of each other, in such wonderfully specific ways.I love how tender Fa is to Wine and how much he cares and wants to make things easier and better for him. I loved that Wine was so caring and attentive to Fa, He had such self-doubt about himself, but found a friend and boyfriend with Wine.
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It’s not cute love.
8.5 stars rounded up, the only reasons this isn't a solid 10 stars is there are a lot of little things that bothered me in of plot and relationship dynamics , but the rest of the series was lovely so it's ok.I honestly don’t want to share too much about this series before you look it — it’s best enjoyed knowing as little about it as possible. However, what I will say is the pacing is good, the jumpy timeline builds tension and has you at the edge of your seat, and that ending…Bitter and sweet. How you feel about it may determine your final rating too.
But yeah, apart from that...
It was a unique story but there was a missed opportunity to really make this an the best story, which somehow makes the flaws worse since I get frustrated seeing wasted opportunities.
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All the stars - if I could, I’d give 1000 stars!
This show gave me everything I wanted—and then some! I loved every bit of this story.I don't know what to say.
There is anguish. There is grief. There is sorrow.
I won't give away anything about this series for those of you that haven't watched it.
This series is many things. It is a tribute to friendship. It is а story about the bond between a parents and child. It is a verse to an impossible love between two people.
This is a great combination of fiction, mystery, crime thriller, horror and supernatural with multiple perspectives taking us on a tour through mysterious places, wandering around the destinies of very different characters, seeing the world from their points of view.
I tried to pick a favorite character, but honestly, I just couldn’t. Each one is so wonderfully interesen and exciting, you can't help but fall in like with all of them.
I loved every minute & word of it am sad it’s over.
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I just wanted to sit and bask in the landscapes.
The charming natural scenes and the soft, lovely coloring are such a treat for the eyes - —like a little visual spa day. It’s wonderful.I wish I had liked this more than I actually did, to be honest. It makes me sad because I genuinely loved the premise—it was incredibly unique and so promising. It was cute, beautiful, emotional… but I feel like there wasn’t enough happening, or it became too repetitive. Honestly, ten episodes probably would’ve told the story just fine. Yep. Sadly, the execution stumbled. Not terribly, but enough to trip the magic a little.
I still want to give it credit, though.
This soft and quiet story is about self-discovery, identity, and the freedom the characters slowly uncover. It’s about the relationships they build, making space for your true self, finding love that feels right, and learning to trust—yourself and others. It’s also about facing problems head-on and standing up for yourself. That’s really it. For both couples. Nothing more, nothing less.
And yet… I don’t know.
It had the aesthetic. It had the tropes. It looked like a fairytale.
But under all that pretty packaging was a slow, slightly messy rhythm and a romance that left me feeling oddly dizzy—like eating too much cotton candy. Sweet, but a little much. No. it's never too sweet.
P.S.: Thee had total golden retriever energy, and I adored every second of it.
Would I rewatch? Maybe.
Would I rewatch just for Thee? Definitely.
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The Butterfly Effect and Armin
What would you do if time travel was real? Go back and fix your mistakes? Help the people you love but never had the chance to? Take revenge on traitors? Find the love you missed out on? Or… all of the above?Armin gets a second chance at life—he fixes the mistakes from his first one, uncovers the truth about who betrayed him, and finds the right person to love. Honestly? I loved this part so much.
Could a small change, a different beginning, or just one twist in circumstances completely rewrite your future? This show definitely plays with that question.
Now ... This might be partly my fault.
I went in expecting something super complex and mind-blowing, but instead I got… a spicy romance. And I’m not mad about it! The dynamic between Thada and Armin had me hooked. They’re just meant for each other. Thada’s longing and absolute devotion meets Armin’s defensive wall of insecurity and caution… and destroys it.
It’s a quick watch, light enough that you don’t have to overthink, and it’s genuinely pleasant. But… I didn’t love it as much as I thought I would. I can’t exactly say why. It has everything I like: time travel, second chance trope, great leads. Maybe the writing just didn’t click with me. Or maybe I got too tired of the side characters who overacted every single time. I couldn’t stand them. Honestly, I just wanted them gone. I know it’s a common thing in Thai lakorns, but it’s not my thing.
The romance though? Absolutely lovely. Not much pointless misunderstanding. Even before they officially got together, they worked so perfectly in sync that it felt natural for them to become a couple. I wanted them to be together so badly. I’m in love with their love.
The not-so-great: The side characters weren’t well-developed, the acting wasn’t always my taste, some parts were predictable, the logic had holes, and the pacing was uneven—some moments flew by, others dragged forever.
I liked it, but I didn’t love it. Still, I highly recommend it.
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There are so many things to love about this series, but I especially adored how real every moment felt: the politics,love, friendships and strict parents; hope and happiness.
Overall, the visuals in this story were really well done, the story was powerful, the main characters was lovable and tragic, and the side characters were interesting enough to each have their own part. Most importantly however there was towards the last of the drama where I literally jumped up and said, "What" outloud, which is always a sign of an exciting twist.
I absolutely adore this series and I cannot wait for more!
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