Watch it, it's soo good! I have come here from the land of Chinese and Korean Bls too, this is my second Thai…
That's very sweet of you! I had watched a lot of Thai BL during the pandemic, but completely stopped after watching and enjoying Bad Buddy and KinnPorsche (mostly for Apo and Bible) in 2022. Then in 2025, I watched and enjoyed TopForm. Bad acting, bad writing, and plot holes are things I do my best to stay away from.
Should I start watching this one? I haven't finished a Thai BL series in a very long time. I'm wandering into this space from the land of Chinese BLs and Korean BLs.
theme of the episode is love. 3 sides of love to be specific. Qinlang and Changyang are mature love between people…
Your analysis truly shows how profound this adaptation is. I feel like we the audience are experiencing something with greater depth and layers than expected. I'm glad to be watching as it airs with everyone here 💖
Grandma is so cute!🥹 the way she was gushing over changyang, one would think she's his grandma and not Qinglang's…
I want to be like that grandma one day. She's so warm and affectionate and she absolutely clocked Xu Changyang's deep care and affection for her grandson. Xu Changyang really is a mastermind of love capable of charming the older generations and making it crystal clear he is the ideal grandson-in-law. He must have been reincarnated from another age.
This show just did too much, so it fell apart and made no sense by the end.
This show had potential. If they cut the brain tumor, meteor, and second CP, there could have been something pretty good here. The rich kid returning to his late grandma's house to find strangers, especially a quiet withdrawn young man living there, would have been the storyline to stick with. I think that would have been enough for a nice coming of age story. Props to Jia Yi and Tang Chengzhi, they did great. Dad's backstory leading to the second brother's story could have been a standalone.
It's amazing how sunny and cuddly Kim Yoonsik seems to be on a recent IG live. He's the complete opposite of Prosecutor Joo, who absolutely terrifies me. Park Siwoo seems to be more stern and capable of bossing around Kim Yoonsik, very much the opposite of Lee Chaeha: https://youtu.be/p0nIoxpkbM8?si=2oRYyl4sHX0dGROb
I'm sorry but ep 6 is so stupid. i was hooked the whole time and then the death?? Yes, they hinted that something…
That part totally took me out of an otherwise wonderful watching experience. I let a couple of days pass before I resumed watching. I'm glad I stayed and continued on to episode 7, but episode 6 was a massive disservice to an otherwise beautiful production. I think they could have just left out showing Sister Lan's dead body altogether and conveyed Brother Guo's breakdown behind a closed door.
I can't express how much I'm enjoying this. I'm watching the series slowly over cups of tea, taking in the subtleties and the scenery. I'm a super fan of black flag angsty BL, so this makes me appreciate the sweetness between Xu Changyang and Feng Qinglang even more.
Shi Yuhao: is he a psychopath? Why does he keeping showing up? He's like a chronic illness.
Agreed. I didn’t like the way he was touching Lee Chaeha. It made me sick to my stomach and worried about how he abused Lee Chaeha when he was “raising” him. Hopefully Prosector Ju will handle him. In the meantime, I want to put him under the jail.
Hey BL lovers. So many of you are trying to personally insult me to make yourselves look good. So stop it. I am…
Sometimes the content on offer really isn’t what you want to see and taking a break from it and the community would be good for your wellbeing. I’ve had to do this many times for various interests and it was rejuvenating. Please take care of your health.
🌶️ I need to lie down after Episode 4. Prosecutor Joo, you absolute animal. 😉
I rushed straight here to check if I hallucinated that scene. It was raw, powerful, and not awkward or noncon. I could really feel their conflicted and intense emotions. They were very believable.
This show had potential. If they cut the brain tumor, meteor, and second CP, there could have been something pretty good here. The rich kid returning to his late grandma's house to find strangers, especially a quiet withdrawn young man living there, would have been the storyline to stick with. I think that would have been enough for a nice coming of age story. Props to Jia Yi and Tang Chengzhi, they did great. Dad's backstory leading to the second brother's story could have been a standalone.
Shi Yuhao: is he a psychopath? Why does he keeping showing up? He's like a chronic illness.
I rushed straight here to check if I hallucinated that scene. It was raw, powerful, and not awkward or noncon. I could really feel their conflicted and intense emotions. They were very believable.
Chef's kiss.
Also, how is this rated TV-PG on iQYI? 😂