EP04 delivers another outstanding story progress from both Thame’s friendship and romance. I love this EP so much!
That rap battle was aesthetically cool. I felt like I belonged to the crowd, hyping and cheering for Team Thame. The script was well-written with utmost care, and it shows how smooth yet effective the reconciliation process was. Conflicts were resolved early to avoid unnecessary additional drama. I liked how light the show was.
The pattern of giving us the romance between the main characters at the end of every episode is a chef kiss. The long long long phone call between Thame and Po just reassured us that their chemistry is top-notch. Those sweet voices and exchange of lines give me butterflies. I am a big fan of slow-burn romance in which I couldn’t hold my scream anymore when Po fell asleep and awakened with Thame still hanging the call on the other end of the line, learned Po’s favorite song, and sang it to him first thing in the morning. Both characters are a green flag; honest, kind, and caring.
As early as now, I can say that GMMTV produced another masterpiece. This is a ten out of ten, no doubt about that!
A Thai BL with a Korean ML. I liked that the language barrier doesn't became a hindrance for a messy communication but instead, it turns out good and cute. I've seen some shows with similar characters played by two different ethnicity, they literally struggled to deliver the story with their dialogues that wasn't script-friendly and it sounds so awkward. The first episode has it's ups and downs since sometimes I feel bored yet sometimes I found myself smiling. The visual looks pretty. The Thai massage was a funny and sexy scene.
I loved how they gave us the twist from the friendship between Thame and Jun. It was well-written and they caught me off guard knowing that they deeply cared for each other. But the best thing from EP03 is when Thame returns to see Po in the tailor shop and memorizes his phone number—never seen it in any other drama. A person can only do this when the owner of the phone number is indeed special to them. Love it!
I never knew that I would get to see JJ and Tor paired in a BL show one day. Indeed, it was a dream come true. Throughout the eight episodes, I keep murmuring the phrase, “JJ is so freaking handsome!” The police uniform suited him well which highlights his manliness charms. Plus, those sexy glares and voices were too much to handle.
The storyline was well written to the point that I found myself composing for some assumptions and possible twists regarding the real suspect for the sudden death of the palliative patients. The suspense is real! It also introduces the concept of euthanasia to the viewers, which is a serious topic that is discussed. A lot of countries, especially in Asia, are not too open to this medical approach. Which is reasonable due to its cons and needs a depth analysis for a law to be passed.
All casts give their best to perform their roles effectively. I don’t have any bad comments about the show as I fully enjoyed it as a whole. In the end, we got to see the Doctor confessing his involvement to his police lover. I liked how they came up with a finale that may be a sign of a possible sequel.
This is a light BL that blends romance and comedy. They give us a set of loveable cast. Daou and Offroad’s first drama as a couple is surely a success. They look so baby here and their undying charms never disappoint. Even the supporting characters, from Phumjai’s family to their grocery store crew members, performed pretty great and they're all adorable.
Revolving around the store set-up, mini upside-down scenarios, and slowly falling in love were the pros of the show. However, the plot of debt at the end, unfortunately, ruined the fun and quality of the drama. Specifically, for them to leave the brother in the den of a scary business owner was an annoying turn-of-event for me.
Nevertheless, the show was good enough to include its unique element of the Mandarin-Thailand language as one of its major sources of love. It was a fine watch and offered feel-good BL vibes.
EP06, the beach episode, is the best episode so far. I was deeply giggling and happy with the things happened on this episode. The ThomasKong kissing scenes were addictively great!! It was so romantic omg they're so perfect for each other. Real and Hia's story is getting spicier now and I love it. I keep finding myself checking out for the next EP as I love this show despite the cringe school-based scenarios.
ForceBook intimate scenes evolved to a whole new spicier level. They're so hot! I love their storyline and hopefully the other featured couples in the upcoming eps will sustain this level
We got another light and fluffy BL from Japan. I’ll never get tired of a soft-to-charismatic pairing as it has a potential they can explore to spice up their romance. In which, the drama showcases at least half of my expectations.
The innocent Taishin is undoubtedly a personification of the Japanese term, kawaii. Yet, at some point in the drama, I get bored. The lack of plot in the story created a bland flavor to the overall outcome. Takara is handsome but not enough to save the show and his character isn’t even that loveable.
Subjectively, the creepy old man stalker was the best climax of the show. I wanted him to be put behind bars. The next scenes after this were just mediocre. I’m not even interested in watching the sequel version from the end-credit scene. Takara no Vidro was another average stress-free BL show if you’re looking for a quick binge-watch.
That rap battle was aesthetically cool. I felt like I belonged to the crowd, hyping and cheering for Team Thame. The script was well-written with utmost care, and it shows how smooth yet effective the reconciliation process was. Conflicts were resolved early to avoid unnecessary additional drama. I liked how light the show was.
The pattern of giving us the romance between the main characters at the end of every episode is a chef kiss. The long long long phone call between Thame and Po just reassured us that their chemistry is top-notch. Those sweet voices and exchange of lines give me butterflies. I am a big fan of slow-burn romance in which I couldn’t hold my scream anymore when Po fell asleep and awakened with Thame still hanging the call on the other end of the line, learned Po’s favorite song, and sang it to him first thing in the morning. Both characters are a green flag; honest, kind, and caring.
As early as now, I can say that GMMTV produced another masterpiece. This is a ten out of ten, no doubt about that!
I never knew that I would get to see JJ and Tor paired in a BL show one day. Indeed, it was a dream come true. Throughout the eight episodes, I keep murmuring the phrase, “JJ is so freaking handsome!” The police uniform suited him well which highlights his manliness charms. Plus, those sexy glares and voices were too much to handle.
The storyline was well written to the point that I found myself composing for some assumptions and possible twists regarding the real suspect for the sudden death of the palliative patients. The suspense is real! It also introduces the concept of euthanasia to the viewers, which is a serious topic that is discussed. A lot of countries, especially in Asia, are not too open to this medical approach. Which is reasonable due to its cons and needs a depth analysis for a law to be passed.
All casts give their best to perform their roles effectively. I don’t have any bad comments about the show as I fully enjoyed it as a whole. In the end, we got to see the Doctor confessing his involvement to his police lover. I liked how they came up with a finale that may be a sign of a possible sequel.
This is a light BL that blends romance and comedy. They give us a set of loveable cast. Daou and Offroad’s first drama as a couple is surely a success. They look so baby here and their undying charms never disappoint. Even the supporting characters, from Phumjai’s family to their grocery store crew members, performed pretty great and they're all adorable.
Revolving around the store set-up, mini upside-down scenarios, and slowly falling in love were the pros of the show. However, the plot of debt at the end, unfortunately, ruined the fun and quality of the drama. Specifically, for them to leave the brother in the den of a scary business owner was an annoying turn-of-event for me.
Nevertheless, the show was good enough to include its unique element of the Mandarin-Thailand language as one of its major sources of love. It was a fine watch and offered feel-good BL vibes.
We got another light and fluffy BL from Japan. I’ll never get tired of a soft-to-charismatic pairing as it has a potential they can explore to spice up their romance. In which, the drama showcases at least half of my expectations.
The innocent Taishin is undoubtedly a personification of the Japanese term, kawaii. Yet, at some point in the drama, I get bored. The lack of plot in the story created a bland flavor to the overall outcome. Takara is handsome but not enough to save the show and his character isn’t even that loveable.
Subjectively, the creepy old man stalker was the best climax of the show. I wanted him to be put behind bars. The next scenes after this were just mediocre. I’m not even interested in watching the sequel version from the end-credit scene. Takara no Vidro was another average stress-free BL show if you’re looking for a quick binge-watch.