Song in the latest episodes has made me feel like the "I have never in my life yelled at a girl like this"…
I also very much agree with the comments saying Piang should just walk away. If the woman I loved refused over and over again to stop being a doormat for my cunt of a grandmother I would simply just leave bc being with someone who has that little self respect is not worth it
I agree to most people here...this is not the best but definitely much better that those that have been released by ch3 this 2026. I would say from the LinglingOrm, to LenaMiu and worst Playpark couple..this is far most the best lovable couple and story from CH3. The only thing that made this series a bit flat is the middle story. The first few episodes were great, realistic and sweet. The middle part lost me..when again very predictable that they would use a "Male" to be the evil. If they could have just proloned those conflicts qof jealousy and work related no time for love conflicts would have made it until the finish line. Also to compliment, this is a sample of a GL series that does not need a lot of steamy love scenes. Chemistry is the only thing that works for a GL couple and paired with a good storyline. And one stand out for this series is when Bam did that sexy dance scene...that is ICONIC.
Fulfill is a refreshing and heartfelt GL series that goes beyond the usual romance-focused storyline. Rather than ending with the couple getting together, the series begins after marriage and beautifully explores the realities of building a life and family together.
The story of Pafun and Aioon is emotional, mature, and deeply moving. Their dream of becoming parents, the unexpected twists that enter their lives, and the challenges they face create a narrative that feels genuine and relatable. The drama balances love, heartbreak, hope, and family in a way that keeps viewers invested throughout.
Bam Saralee Prasitdumrong delivers a convincing and emotional performance as Pafun, while Oom Eisaya Hosuwan shines as Aioon. Their chemistry feels natural, and the supporting cast also contributes strongly to the story. Director Nay Saratswadee Wongsomphet deserves praise for presenting a simple yet meaningful narrative with warmth and sincerity.
If you're looking for a GL series that offers more than romance, one that focuses on love, commitment, family, and life's unexpected challenges; Fulfill is definitely worth watching. It is emotional, comforting, and a wonderful reminder that family is built through love as much as through blood.
Rating: ★★★★½ / 5
Verdict: A touching and mature GL drama with strong performances, meaningful storytelling, and a beautiful portrayal of a couple's journey toward creating the family they've always dreamed of.
It is a lovely, sweet series. I fell in love with their chemistry, too much sweetness, I was having diabetes. I could not sit straight on my chair as butterflies titillated all over my body watching their chemistry. I loved how they were understanding of each other. I admired if they were having problems, they would solve it out fast, did not let miscommunication ruined their love for each other. Everything was good except the male villain. I was a little disappointed finding the similar clash most GL had. You know, the male villain popped up out of the blue, would go for one of the female lead , wanted to break them apart. the same story I was tired of. It would be good to see something new. But I liked how they teamed up against the male villain. Overall, it was sweet to the stomach.
Fulfill is a GL that won me over with its heartfelt storytelling and beautifully developed characters. From the first episode to the last, the series maintains a warm and engaging atmosphere that makes it easy to become emotionally invested in the characters and their journey. The writing is thoughtful, allowing each relationship to grow naturally while giving every important moment the emotional weight it deserves.
One of the greatest strengths of the series is its well-developed cast. Every character has a purpose, and their personal growth adds depth to the story. The performances feel sincere and believable, making the emotional moments even more impactful. The chemistry between the leads is charming and genuine, creating a romance that is easy to root for from beginning to end.
Rather than relying on unnecessary drama or exaggerated twists, Fulfill focuses on meaningful relationships, personal growth, and the quiet beauty of love. It is the kind of series that leaves you with a smile and a warm heart long after the final episode. Beautifully written, wonderfully acted, and emotionally satisfying, this is a GL that deserves far more attention and is absolutely worthy of a perfect 10/10.
As a 30 year old lesbian who grew up on tragic sapphic stories that ended on suicide, separation or even assassination, I can testify to the unexpected power of a slice-of-life GL like Fulfill.
This is the first GL in which the starting point is their marriage ceremony and the story develops their relationship after that, showing their married life. Now, we also have In Love Forever, from Channel 3 as well, but Fulfill comes from a very different place. Whereas the first one is more vulgar in the sense that it shows drama, sensuality and fighting as the main source of entertainment, Fulfill is more delicate, centered on sensible dialogue. Besides the awkwardly funny situations the series Fulfill presents (ep 1, 2 and 8), it often feels like a recipe to a healthy relationship, that comes to light trhough their conversations on scene or actual advice from friends, like in ep 3 and 8 (be ready for special appearances in ep 3, i.e. LingOrm).
Some episodes fell short for me, because they had this different story arc that did not please me, (episodes 4, 5 and 6) but this does not take away the value of the whole series.
Finally, I cried in the most random moments, because of the couple's concerns seemed so real to me. The thing is, to have such a structured life and being recognized by your family and neighbors as an LGBT couple is a dream, and the series portrays it as simply as it can. This really moved me and made me realize I never had a reference like this before.
I really don’t know what makes her thinks she can have this happy ending with zhang zhe, he’s the type that’s rigid to the end, while she seems to be the type that can be flexible but it depends on d situation. His type is a white lotus woman not her, also she thinks she knows everything but doesn’t, ep 23 her telling xie she thought he’s a good person despite knowing he rebelled in the past life is quite stupid of her. Good people can do bad things, bad people can do good things.
Loved this one. I was honestly hesitant to watch it because of Bai Lu. Her characters always seem to follow the same pattern , the girl who ends up hurting or sacrificing the person who loves her most. After seeing similar roles a few times, it started feeling repetitive to me ðŸ˜
But here? She was actually really good, and I ended up enjoying her a lot more than I expected. I know it’s not her fault though.I just wish her company would choose more diverse roles for her because she clearly has the talent to do so much more.
Replying toDannie00•May 16, 2026•Liked 22 days ago
fangyin and lu xian would've been living a happy life if she didnt stop that guard. cause girl you literally have a professional fighter right there just save your life. i really wanted to see their peaceful life but whatever.
Replying toYiyanMeng•May 16, 2026•Liked 22 days ago
I know this is an older drama but can someone give me a reason not to drop it?The first episode just gave me so…
The FL? She regrets all her past doings and gets a new chance in life and tries to change the course of her previous life and slowly learns from it. That's what the drama is about, which makes it interesting. If there was a prequel (which would be that past life of hers) I know I'd hate her character so much too. Do love her gradual character development throughout the drama.
The story of Pafun and Aioon is emotional, mature, and deeply moving. Their dream of becoming parents, the unexpected twists that enter their lives, and the challenges they face create a narrative that feels genuine and relatable. The drama balances love, heartbreak, hope, and family in a way that keeps viewers invested throughout.
Bam Saralee Prasitdumrong delivers a convincing and emotional performance as Pafun, while Oom Eisaya Hosuwan shines as Aioon. Their chemistry feels natural, and the supporting cast also contributes strongly to the story. Director Nay Saratswadee Wongsomphet deserves praise for presenting a simple yet meaningful narrative with warmth and sincerity.
If you're looking for a GL series that offers more than romance, one that focuses on love, commitment, family, and life's unexpected challenges; Fulfill is definitely worth watching. It is emotional, comforting, and a wonderful reminder that family is built through love as much as through blood.
Rating: ★★★★½ / 5
Verdict: A touching and mature GL drama with strong performances, meaningful storytelling, and a beautiful portrayal of a couple's journey toward creating the family they've always dreamed of.
Fulfill is a GL that won me over with its heartfelt storytelling and beautifully developed characters. From the first episode to the last, the series maintains a warm and engaging atmosphere that makes it easy to become emotionally invested in the characters and their journey. The writing is thoughtful, allowing each relationship to grow naturally while giving every important moment the emotional weight it deserves.
One of the greatest strengths of the series is its well-developed cast. Every character has a purpose, and their personal growth adds depth to the story. The performances feel sincere and believable, making the emotional moments even more impactful. The chemistry between the leads is charming and genuine, creating a romance that is easy to root for from beginning to end.
Rather than relying on unnecessary drama or exaggerated twists, Fulfill focuses on meaningful relationships, personal growth, and the quiet beauty of love. It is the kind of series that leaves you with a smile and a warm heart long after the final episode. Beautifully written, wonderfully acted, and emotionally satisfying, this is a GL that deserves far more attention and is absolutely worthy of a perfect 10/10.
This is the first GL in which the starting point is their marriage ceremony and the story develops their relationship after that, showing their married life. Now, we also have In Love Forever, from Channel 3 as well, but Fulfill comes from a very different place. Whereas the first one is more vulgar in the sense that it shows drama, sensuality and fighting as the main source of entertainment, Fulfill is more delicate, centered on sensible dialogue. Besides the awkwardly funny situations the series Fulfill presents (ep 1, 2 and 8), it often feels like a recipe to a healthy relationship, that comes to light trhough their conversations on scene or actual advice from friends, like in ep 3 and 8 (be ready for special appearances in ep 3, i.e. LingOrm).
Some episodes fell short for me, because they had this different story arc that did not please me, (episodes 4, 5 and 6) but this does not take away the value of the whole series.
Finally, I cried in the most random moments, because of the couple's concerns seemed so real to me. The thing is, to have such a structured life and being recognized by your family and neighbors as an LGBT couple is a dream, and the series portrays it as simply as it can. This really moved me and made me realize I never had a reference like this before.
I hope more GLs like this are to come. Enjoy!
But here? She was actually really good, and I ended up enjoying her a lot more than I expected. I know it’s not her fault though.I just wish her company would choose more diverse roles for her because she clearly has the talent to do so much more.