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Someone actually did their homework because Earth is just perfect for this role. If you watched them in their reality shows such as Earth Mix Space and especially Safe House, then you know Earth is in fact like the biggest kid ever. It's good to see him play up that side of his in a series, coz he is just comedy gold.

That was my favorite dramatic scene in the ep. Khao is probably the best crier in GMMTV right next to Gun Atthaphan.

I cannot believe the initial rating is 7.6 why is this so low! GMMTV invested a lot into this production and it shows, this looks like a proper K-drama gosh even Est is giving off Nam Joo Hyuk vibes with the way he looks, acts and even the role he plays! William is just phenomenal at this point what can this man not do? I didn't expect to tear up during the first episode, my only criticism is why everything is moving so fast, or is it just me?

The way that Bison was wearing the shirt with the image of Jesus while he was getting his freaky on with Kant, I was like Jesus pls. close your eyes.

Solid first episode except for the sound production, I hope they fix the sound issues in future episodes. From what was alluded to in the episode, this series was inspired by The Taming of the Shrew. It's been a while since I read Shakespeare, is Joong's character supposed to be the shrew here? Also I don't understand why people here are saying that Joong can't act, I have watched him since Two Moons 2 and his acting always seems effortless and believable to me. His real life persona is so different from his roles. Is he Gun Attaphan level no but comeon he has such on-screen charisma and the boy can act.

Honestly they should have, I think he was the one responsible for locking Sheng Wang and Jiang Tian in the gym. He was very suspicious when he told their classmates that Sheng Wang bailed on them for dinner and went back to the dorms to study.

in the series they aren't yet as of EP10

For those who read the novel, is the teacher love triangle plot originally in the novel? It honestly is irritating me now. Like the 2 male teachers has known each other for 8 years and they both don't know they are attracted to each other? Like i thought they were already a couple when they were first introduced in the restaurant scene.

I know its only Ep. 4 but I'll make the call that this is definitely the best made BL series GMMTV produced this 2024 so far, this is a well written and sophisticatedly acted series. This series is not for those who only watches BL for the fluff, this actually has depth and anyone with a critical eye can see how well-crafted the story-telling and cinematic production is. This may become THE BEST work-place drama I've seen in BL so far, hopefully I don't jinx it by calling it this early. LOL!

Omg P’Jane never i have ever been seduced by a character who wasn’t even trying to be seductive but was just doing his job. Like seriously Off cannot be any hotter in this role.

I really enjoyed the show honestly, but am I the only one wondering why they never addressed what happened to the new Joe, to the person Joe switched with? I mean yeah I know he's a goner but I would've wished they somehow addressed this like maybe old Joe feeling bad being in new Joe's body. If my body switched with another person's body, I would definitely feel bad that the other person died and feel guilty that I am masquerading as him in his body. I wished they showed a scene in the final episode resolving this lose end. Maybe a scene where the old Joe and Ming goes and visit the cemetery where old Joe's cremains are and have old Joe vow to the other Joe that he will live his best life moving forward as him so that he somehow didn't die in vain?

Agree, he is also doing pretty well in his role as Dr. Kao, it almost feels like we're seeing the natural personality of Drake shining through this character. He should have more lead roles.

I agree that would have been a MUCH BETTER ending, at least it would have shown an evolution for the couple's dynamic. Nothing wrong with cliches as long as it is a smart and satisfying choice for the narrative.

I agree with you 100%, you took the words right out of my mouth. It just became too tropey at the end, and it is completely valid that the audience voices out their critique on how to improve this genre. I want to see the BL industry continue to improve and create quality entertainment so that it will be sustainable.

Wow that's great that the series had made a wonderful impact for the disabled in real life.

Yes he does so much better!

Agreed August did worse, I hoped they reference that scene with August's deception to justify Day's hatred in being pitied, at least it would've been a more legitimate justification than just abruptly saying he hated being pitied and no discussion after.

yes 3 years after and Day was still so proud, he didn't even apologize to Mhok for the breakup when he was clearly in the wrong for that. Oh well i still like it I could see myself rewatching it until Day & Mhok went back home from the hotel.

People need to stop attacking people who found the last 2 episodes disappointing, the criticisms were not meant to detract the show or invalidate other people’s enjoyment of the show. The criticisms were made because people love this show and have high expectations coming from the previous episodes.
Admittedly I still haven’t moved on from the break up scene in Ep. 11 and it’s not because that they broke up but I wish they had executed the scene in a way that justified Day’s pride and decision to break up with Mhok because saying that he didn’t want Mhok to pity him wasn’t enough of a valid reason to break up with someone when the relationship was going well. Heck I could probably even live with that break up scene had the mother not taken 3 years to give Day a relationship advice . The time jump was just not justifiable because it is not grounded in the character growth Day had experienced up to that point. For him to hold a grudge for 3 years against Mhok for pitying him was unbelievable because we have already seen Day completely adjust to the reality of his blindness and how Mhok helped him become a better person. To dismiss Mhok’s trauma was outright selfish of him and ironically shown his own lack of pity for Mhok.
I also agree that it was better for Day to just remain blind. However I don’t think having his sight restored was that egregious an ending as others are saying and is completely in line with P’Aof’s other shows.
That being said Last Twilight is still a gem in the BL genre. A wonderful lustrous well cut gem but with some flaws in it. I still very much enjoyed the cute moments and interactions Mhok and Day had in the final episode.

Honestly, I was taken a back by the break up in this episode because I thought Day’s character have shown maturity after accepting that his blindness was probably going to be permanent. He was also beginning to act more like his friend Aon at some point. He even started using a walking stick just like actual blind people we see in real life. Yes, I get that he still has hang ups about people pitying him because of his condition, he should know by now that Mhok does not pity him at all and has showered him with love and care the entire time. Day even asked Mhok, if he would’ve done the samething if he weren’t blind, and we all know Mhok would’ve STILL chosen not to pursue the job opportunity because of the trauma he experienced by his sister’s death. Honestly they have wasted a perfectly good dramatic last scene, instead of forcing a separation just like all the other BLs, it would’ve been better if the mother actually defended Mhok during the fight scene and talked some sense to Day because he was acting like a proud and immature child.