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Oh MileApo are gonna EAT this. Their chemistry is perfection. <3

He's SO cute on The Spirealm and contrary to what people say about his acting, I thought he was really good in it, especially during intense and emotional scenes with Xia Zhiguang, his co-lead.

He's insanely talented not just with singing and dancing, but with acting too. I loved his performance as Ruan Nanzhu on The Spirealm. HE NAILED that role.

Thanks for letting me know. That makes the whole situation worse, especially since it passed censorship and was only taken down later on.

I don't know if the show originally passed censorship or not, but when I was only 4 episodes in, you could already feel the romantic tension between Ruan Nanzhu and Ling Jiushi. Unfortunately, that probably means the censorship board noticed and didn't give iQIYI the official go signal to air it. It's just frustrating all around because the show's quality is amazing and the storyline is incredibly engaging. I'm always at the edge of my seat with every door they open.

This was PHENOMENAL!! and the main couple has so much chemistry, but they took it down when there are a dime a dozen heterosexual dramas airing with just the bare minimum plot, acting, and chemistry? China needs to remove this asinine ban on gay dramas. It's seriously stifling creativity.

Forreal. The OT7 had serious chemistry that's on the level of the main KinnPorsche cast and Billy and Babe's sexual/romantic chemistry is off the charts crazy!! They all need another project together.

And some of them are coming from people that keep comparing this to the Korean dramas they watch. If they feel the need to do that, then they should go back to watching Korean dramas. The superiority complex they have over non Korean dramas is grating at this point especially when Korean dramas aren't the be all end all of the entertainment world and they're definitely not the only ones capable of quality storytelling.

On twitter at least, I've seen the FreenBecky fans mocking him for being feminine and calling him an envious gay. It's gotten to a point where some people have even started to defend him.
https://twitter.com/yesnicksz/status/1754267537779445772
https://twitter.com/blyaoifudanshi/status/1754471703025987896

Chalothorn teleports out of the cliff using his dark green Naga magic and most likely told Tharn that Phaya is dead to lure him into coming with him. Tharn is transported out of there by a mysterious gold aura. There's speculation that the gold aura that saved Phaya and transported him and Tharn into the cave is actually Wanwisa, Tharn's Nagini sister from episode 8. She's the only character in the show we've seen with a gold aura so far.

This. I'm noticing a subset of BL fans who like to fantasize about two pretty men together, but when one of those actors comes out as gay or part of the LGBT community, those same fans mock them or stop supporting them because real life gay men are no longer useful or attractive to them. It's one of the reasons why LGBT actors are often discouraged from coming out.

Some of the acting needs work, but not by the main cast imo and the CGI is better than some Hollywood and Chinese productions I've seen. It's practically one of the best in any Thai drama too.

I understand the show has pacing issues, especially when a ton of content is being condensed in just 12 episodes, but imo the show is managing to balance the investigation, mythology, and romance elements pretty well this late in the game. We have to remember that Tharn has been living his entire life afraid that the people he loves will die because of him and he has every reason to believe that prophecy. His previous love interest died and he's witnessed Phaya nearly die in front of him so I see his reluctance around Phaya consistent with his characterization. I'm just worried he'll pull something suicidal in the final episode in a desperate attempt to save Phaya, Yai, his grandmother, and the rest of his unit.

If it helps any, the actors for the main couple are pretty well known in Thailand and have serious acting chops.

I can't wait to finally watch this movie on February 29th, especially since we're getting a spin-off about Chatra and Khem's romance called Shine. It will be the first ever BL drama officially funded and backed by the royal Thai government and it's aimed at promoting same-sex marriage with the hopes that it will finally be legalized in Thailand. This is monumental for the BL industry because future works could also be supported by the government.

It's honestly so wild to me that someone would say Tharn is weak and stereotypically feminine when he passed a very rigorous Special Ops training, constantly puts himself in the line of fire, uses his extrasensory Naga powers to try to prevent the deaths of people, repeatedly sacrifices himself for the man he loves, and takes sole responsibility for investigating his father's murder behind Captain Akk's back even when it cost him his job and everything he's built up so hard to achieve. Mind you that after losing his job, his only wish was to be with his grandmother in order to take care of her. It takes an incredibly strong person to be able to experience what Tharn has been through.

Yai living his fangirl dreams of having Phayatharn become official in front of his eyes was precious lol. He's proof that if you delulu hard enough, it will become trululu. 😅

I haven't watched Last Twilight. I was hearing good things about it but apparently, the ending was disappointing? I'm sorry to hear it didn't measure up to the rest of the series. I think The Sign will be fine because on the bright side, Phayatharn are a pair of reincarnated gods whose starcrossed love never really gets fulfilled so their love story can only have a happy conclusion after experiencing a millennia of tragedy.

Fr. When Thongthai finally admitted that Khem is his boyfriend in episode 9, I was shocked because he's usually seen rejecting Khem's advances LOL, but he's really cute with him when he wants to be just as affectionate.

No problem!