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i believe it will be a series and ooh yes, it would have been cool to see it as a movie. and it -probably would save me much of the anticipation in waiting for a new episode when the previous one will end on a cliffhanger. This series seems very prone to mysterious cliffhangers!

I am so excited about this series. Normally, I wouldn't go for more intense shows but it's nice to see the plotline change from cheesy university romance to something far more mature. Gun's acting chops are WAAAY out of this world and I can already tell fromt he teaser itself if not anything else, his acting will keep me invested. Although I will admit I am a bit nervous to see who betrayed Black because I, for sure, might get attached to the main four (five, technically) characters. I have a feeling there's going to be a great plot-twist.
As for OffGun I genuinely didn't think they would get another series! They're one of GMMTVs "veteran couples" or one of the Big Three (and my absolute favorites), so yes, their close friendship gives way to excellent onscreen chemistry - Theory Of Love stands as proof - so I am super hyped to see how they deliver this time, especially Off since it's a very different type of role for him.
The soundtrack sounds amazing and all the actors seem to be doing a great job. Normally, I wouldn't put forth any sort of expectations for a new drama but the entire premise and production are somehow willing me to do so.
If this turns out to be as amazing as expected - my top two dramas will both be with OffGun as leads.

I'm gonna punch Tonhon's dad and i think this won't be the last time I'll say it.
Tonhon's behaviour, like i said earlier seems very aggressively straight and artificial, but level to which they take it... idk.
I will also say i exoected better from Ai and Ni than to do... whatever the hell they did to Chon this episode.
sometimes i smiled because the actors are known and i think they're great but then i realised what their characters were doing and i just ended up fast-forwarding most of the ep. i hope they fast-forward msot of the storyline soon because i have had enough of the molesting and odd gestures.

by far this episode was the absolute worst. the trailer had gotten my hopes up especially for the latter part of the show. but what Ai and Ni did this episode, the way Ton's father acted- just the all round making me uncomfortable storyline... maybe i might continue watching this because of a spoiler i found about the book and the latter half of the trailer or even for Khaotung, since it's his first time as a lead, i think? (correct me if i am wrong) and as for Podd i am more excited to watch Dark Blue Kiss and see his character.

EXACTLY exactly what I said in one of my previous comments! It's the repression! It's the bad environment! Did everyone else SEE him making up poor excuses to be around Chonlatee?? the forcibly asserting that he is Chon's "brother", the aggressive "i'm a straight manly man", asking everyone constantly "It's not right for a man to hit on another man, right?" almost as if asking confirmation for his own actions with Chon! omg i didn't even know i noticed all this but !!! you're right. i can't wait to see where the story goes, esp w tonhon's character arc

I get that the show is written in a very cheesy manner but honestly as a member of the LGBTQ community seeing cheesy romance is such a rare occurrence in representation! and GMMTV practically specializes in sappy unrealistic, heart warming romances. XD give tonhon and chonlatee a chance! unless, if you don't like cheesy dramas there are always more serious ones available!

ton being homophobic and aggressively straight is all a manifestation of his repression, guys, relax. All of this weird behaviour obviously was ingrained in him from his dad, do y'all remember what HE was like? Let's hope Ton figures it out soon, because he keeps making up the lamest reasons to be around Chon and then hopefully, he will stop pretending and be less creepy XD. Meanwhile, I'm really enjoying Mike and TopTap's scenes! I love watching them together ever since, well, 2gether. I see GMMTV is going along with the "fake relationship" trope not only for Ai, Ni, and Miriam but apparently in the future for Chon and Na! Also, Khaotung is doing such a great job as Chon! He's adorable and lovable as the lead. Deserved!I also liked the message of "sex work is real work" and that we should be respectful to everyone!