Ryen_Lux

It ain't perfect, but definitely different from your typical BL dramas.

Not on the Kongthup Channel, but iQiyi Thailand. They just streamed it.

It's been uploaded onto YT, but there are no subs.

The author is currently translating it and it's available on readawrite. It's only up to chapter 7 though. For those who haven't read the novel, Tai in world 1 is an AH, but Tai in world 2 is a good person. I think the series tries to bring this out in 2 episodes but they might've rushed it, so it may be confusing for viewers.

So far, I am finding the series quite interesting. Since there are parallel worlds, the actors are basically playing two different roles. That's a pretty big challenge, and one that wasn't seen in Naughty Babe.

Maybe he took some acting classes? Plus, there wasn't much room for character development in Naughty Babe. Still, he needs to learn to stop swaying his head. I don't know if it's a reflex or what, but while it's less apparent than Naughty Babe, it's still there.

Yes. This is based on a novel by Prang. At this time, it's being translated into English on readawrite.com.

Gotta say, there's an improvement in Nat's acting. I got goosebumps when he dreamed (or hallucinated) that Phupha was still alive, while the entire time he was holding his corpse.

Neither? I mean, Thai from the other world didn't do anything to him. It's the Thai from his world who killed his mom.

Yeah, it's a good start. There's obviously some changes made from the novel, but it's nice to see MaxNat finally moving on from Cutie Pie/Naughty Babe to do something more mature and serious.

Maybe a special episode or a spinoff to explore other characters? I'm not sure if Thai TV is in the habit of extending episodes. I've seen it on C-dramas, but in Thailand, they seem quite set on the number of episodes once the series has been confirmed. Maybe it's a budget thing, or a lineup thing, I dont' know.

Annnnnddddd I'm out of popcorn. Man, there's more drama here than a lakorn.

Regarding what you said about MaxNat, I just realized that when they first worked together in Why R U, Nat was 18 and Max was 27. I didn't think much about it at the time, but now that you mentioned it, I guess the age gap could be off-putting for some people. Personally, 9 years isn't that big of a gap, but that's just my opinion.

On the other hand, based on the Two Worlds novel, there is an age gap between Tai (Max) and Kram (Nat), so I guess in this case, their age gap does work in their favor.

You can never go wrong with Boy Sompob. I absolutely love his songs. While I didn't get ATOTS vibes (though I guess the flute parts might be reminiscent to that), the lyrics is absolutely beautiful. So even if the series falls short of expectations, the soundtrack more than makes up for it.

I watched the pilot, and I have no idea what the series is about. Then, I watched both trailers, and I still have no idea what the series is about. A Youtuber who has read the novel gave a fairly brief outline of what the story is about. Even she said there are too many elements and subplots in the book, so she only focused on the Kram/Tai/Phupha love triangle and skipped everything else. Based on what she has said, I have a feeling production has made a lot of changes in order to fit the story into 10 episodes. She went as far as to recommend viewers read the book because the storyline is quite beautiful (in an angsty type of way). While I'm not sure how the series will turn out, I do look forward to watching it.

I'm glad he's leaving the industry. The Chinese entertainment industry is rotten to the core, and it's obvious that the way his agency treated him has taken a toll on his health. I hope he'll finally be able to get some rest, and take the time to re-evaluate his future. Wishing him all the best.

Most companies won't intentionally break up a CP since the last thing they wanna do is destroy a money-making machine. However, I would like to see them mix up the actors in series to show some versatility. After all, actors cannot improve their acting skills if they're limited to working only with their CP.

The novel has a pretty complex storyline, so I wonder how they're going to fit everything into 10 episodes. But it looks good visual-wise, so I guess... wait and see?

Whoa, it'll be out in September? That's quick! Didn't they just announce the cast last month?

Well, I guess to each its own? I mean, they messed up in some aspects, but there are still some good things. Personally, I think the pros outweigh the cons, but of course, everyone feels differently about the show.

It's not controversial. The series isn't perfect, and obviously, there are things they could've done better in order to make the show better. I would also point out that production was ambitious and wanted to make something that's different from your typical BL show. They wanted to showcase a lot of things, but seemed to struggle to make it more structured, which is probably why some parts came across as rushed and chaotic.

I liked the mythological theme mixed with reincarnation and set in the modern world, but I wished they could be more organized with the plot. Hopefully, Saint and his team will listen to feedback from fans and viewers and do better in their future projects.

I don't think Tul retired from acting. He just went to study abroad. I believe he got his Masters degree last year? Plus, he's gonna be in The Ocean Eyes with Mew, who's also the executive producer. Based on some of his recent interviews, it doesn't sound like he's leaving the industry anytime soon.

Don't know if there'll be a MaxTul cameo, but I believe Dr. Bun is featured in the novel, so it'll be cool to see him in the series.