Well, I'm in the minority. I did like the first five episodes given that being in love without correspondence is realistic, while I didn't buy Khai's new development of feelings. It was too easy, while Third in the last episodes was too complicated. Neither I did buy Two's new feelings toward Un. I think the writers should have made more effort to make a womanizer's romantic feelings to another male more believable.
It's a sharp contrast to the so called and popular BL genre that have no intention of being realistic and, thus, to be identified with. For this reason, it's a GAY series, not a BL one. It's a good example to understand the difference both genres in Asia. There's a western version of BL genre, which is called MM Romance, not very popular in the western TV production.
Regarding this series in particular, it has a good quality of writing and acting, nothing awkward. Worth to watch.
Regarding this series in particular, it has a good quality of writing and acting, nothing awkward. Worth to watch.