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The Edge of Horizon thai drama review
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The Edge of Horizon
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by Phana_Tara
22 days ago
11 of 11 episodes seen
Completed
Overall 10
Story 10.0
Acting/Cast 10.0
Music 10.0
Rewatch Value 5.0

Honestly, I'm heartbroken. I have no clue how I can recover from this.

For starters, I'd like to emphasize that this whole thing is pure trauma.
Exhausting, so much drama. The dramatic tension is constantly dialed up to the maximum. So be aware of this if you don't like these kinds of dramas. It hurts and it hits on a different level.
I love the acting and the chemistry between Phob and Thin. Ongsa can express feelings with his eyes and movements at a master level and his beauty was blinding. I do like Phob too and I can understand everything he did and thought.
I felt that the pressure was unbearable and I swear I've never cried so much before.
Additionally, I couldn't decide that I hated or I really hated Chatthathorn. However, I felt deeply sorry for him due to his bad upbringing and I could forgive him in the end.
I love Grandma, because she is accepting, understanding and enlightened. She is different from the others and she really loves her grandchild.
To sum up, I went through so many ups and downs - I cried a lot and I got mentally exhausted.
But the most important thing is that I felt happyness and hope as well and now I think this series is one of my most defining experiences so far. I adore it, wholeheartedly.

I think I won't rewatch it, because the whole thing is emotionally overwhelming, but all in all, it's the most hurtful, moving and beautiful BL drama I've seen so far.

"There is no status in love. It doesn't care about your origins or gender. My love has dignity too."
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