Paulo Junior

It had a good story, with good twists to the mysteries it proposed, but all of the relationships lacked closure and intimacy, to the point were the ending felt like a cliffhanger to a (n improbable) second season. The best in this was Apo, he had such dignity at all times, Wan was nice too and her pairing with Min kinda worked, as did Kluay-Achi, though I don't know why it was quasi-romantic and not actually romantic. All of Pan's pairings were a mess though, and not because she dropped being a lesbian (but wtf the two of the girls ended up with guys (three if you consider Pan's ex!)). The (only) kiss between Apo and Waii was a good one. I liked Thitipoom's acting and loathed Earth's "acting". And I loved that there was an older gay character in Thir, with an age difference in the pairing with Karn, to boot! So refreshing.

This was really good in terms of romance. Tul and Max chemistry is awesome and the scenes are hot. Max's acting is good enough and Tul's is superb. Also, Tul is super cute and Max is good-looking too. The story is kinda cliché, but it worked. It's not only their acting and chemistry that sold their love, the script did it wonderfully too. Also, I gotta celebrate the fact that gays exist. Korn is gay, because he has an ex-boyfriend, the word gay is used and he doesn't show interest in other girls. The other stories were not so good, Phubet and Kavitra felt like the start of a story without an ending (season 2 required!), Bright and Farm felt missing parts after the menage at Bright's home, it jumped to a conclusion the felt sudden. I also liked to hate Plern Pleng. But Yihwa, to me, was the highlight of it all, even though she didn't have a plot of her own (still, she was better here than in Bad Romance), the actress, the lines, it was oh so perfect! Loved her a lot! I'd like to also say there are some good parts of KornKnock in Bad Romance that can't be missed, even though they are underused there.

This to me was bittersweet. The chmistry was okay, the performances were also okay. I just didn't think their acting was good enough, especially Singto. Arthit's acting was almost good enough though. The story was good because it wasn't only about BL romance, but the BL romance was weird to me. Kongpob seemed like he knew what he wanted, then at some point he hesitates to say he's in love, it felt forced. Arthit fell in love with Kongpob somewhere offscreen to me, I didn't see it happening on the screen. Also, Kongpob annoyed me a lot with his creepy stalker obsessive behavior and the fact his whole existence was built around chasing Arthit. Still, somehow, I liked their story too.

So the novels have different plot? Apparently there's a 3rd novel focused on Bright and Farm, still having Korn and Knock. No chance of it being adapted?