ValaCZE

No wonder it gives me vibe: " i want to make movie but everybody says i have no talent for it. But i have a rich friend who doesn't mind to waste money to make my dream come true and doesn't care that it is a trash." 🤔

Isn't he the one who was in jail for selling drugs in the bar and Nakhun visited him there?
I don't know which episode it was or if his name was said.

Thanks for your recommendation. I like to watch chinese or korean dramas in general, it doesn't have to be BL.
They just remind me good old european movies from 70 and 80. When the actors were really acting.

I usually don't write comments but here i decided to write one.
First i have to say that this is first Thai drama i started to watch since i watched ABO desire and there were lot of comments about how it was affected/ruined by chinese censorship and restrictions and other stuff so i wanted to compare it with the result of "free hand to create ABO drama". From the first moment i also accepted that every country has its own style of making films.

But i have to ask few questions and i would like to know the answers, so if you know them please let me know:
1) Did the actors actually get the whole script before agreeing to act in this drama? My guess is that they got only script from first 2 or 3 episodes and didn't know how bad the script really is. Because if they had the whole script available, i doubt that they would agree to appear in such trash. ( I hope that this is not a standard quality level of thai dramas).

2) Is the quality of acting in thai dramas really so low? I know that most characters are so flat that the actors have not much to act. But i have a feeling that most of the time the group of main actors just can't act.
The only actor who is using his facial expressions (which is the hardest part of acting) to deepen his acting is the actor of Nakhun (I don't remember the actors names do i will use names of their characters) and he is really trying to act in every episode.
Phatsa - in first 2- 3 episodes he was good but after that it seems to me like "why should i try it is stupid anyway?"
Ongsa- he is trying to act, but he seems lost. He needed some guidance and didn't get it.
Sangea- he is overacting badly from the first moment. Again someone should tell him when to reduce the intensity.
Nakhin- in every episode he looks like crying. I don't know if he is not capable of any other expression or he is just desperate that he has to deal with such a bad script.
All other characters are just vague filling.

3) I wonder how many people were writting the script and were they comunitate with each other at all? It looks like they couldn't decide what genre to use. It is just wierd mix of romance, comedy and bad guys pieces glued together. I will not repeat what the others said about the nonsensical scenes. But i have to say that the bed scenes seem too forced (Btw. Did i missed something or have Sangea and the Nakhun's youngest brother had their "hot moment" in the bar where just everybody could watch them??) and the absolutly unnecessary killing scene just made me shake my head even more.

So if I should compare the two ABO dramas i have to just say that yes the ABO Desire has some gaps in the story line, it needed more episodes (it deserved more episodes) and the actor of Wenlang was the weakest of all cast (but he seems to be not an actor by profession, so his lack of experiences would be understandable) But Knot is a "shining example" of wasted potencial. Which gives a great opportunity for future remake.
And yes i plan to finish it just to see how much absurdity can be added to the huge ammmount we already saw.