justarandomgirl

Frankly, it's already started to tire me out and bore me, so much so that I think I'll binge-watch the last few episodes at the end of January. However, the enthusiasm I originally had has literally sunk to the ground. But let's start with the main flaws: the trailer was very strategically crafted, and in fact it suggested a much more interesting story than it actually turned out to be. The investigation, besides being cloying and rushed, is decidedly implausible, as if a police officer could actually carry a witness around with them everywhere. The focus is heavily on superficial elements and details, and the pacing, for my taste, is shockingly slow. But let's get to the worst part: the love story is ridiculous. The guy who plays the character who sees ghosts is the worst actor I've ever seen in my life, and I watch tons of shows. He'd be better off pursuing politics, because he's absolutely not cut out for acting. He has the expressive power of a refrigerator, completely lacks psychological characterization, and always has a half-smile plastered on his face that annoys me like I don't know what. The other guy is vaguely smarter, but the two of them together (at least romantically speaking) are terrible. I think I'd be more moved by a kitten playing the piano. Sterile dialogue, no passion whatsoever, no strong emotion. Just corny, insipid mushy stuff. The other couple is so insignificant that I ended up skipping the parts about them. As for the guy who plays King, goodness, it's a goddamn shame they gave him such a banal and frivolous part. Besides being gorgeous, he's perhaps the best actor of all. The only thing I found genuinely interesting was the subplot between him and Singha—which, unfortunately, wasn't developed nearly as much as it should have been. They hint at a relationship, which must have had very deep connotations if it was capable of causing such trauma, but when they actually have to show anything related to it, they always come up with absurdly inane flashbacks, without ever delving into specifics. From a plot that could have had extremely significant implications for understanding the deepest nuances of the human soul, they've come up with a grotesque and bizarre narrative, turning perhaps the most interesting and inspiring character of all into a brainless, weak idiot with a personality torn between a desire for paternal acceptance and a desire for personal self-determination. The result? A complete disaster. A series that would have had enormous potential, but with different characters, a completely different emotional dynamic, and a darker, more mysterious atmosphere, lacking that touch of unnecessary romance.

Everyone's crucifying that poor guy, but please, each of you would have behaved exactly the same way if had an oppressive and peremptory parent, daily pressures nagging, and dozens of expectations on your shoulders. You really seem like hypocrites.

Look, your opinion doesn't affect me in the slightest, especially since you seem like a pretty extremist type, and I don't have time to waste with people who actually start arguing and insulting over a TV show that, in case you'd forgotten, is fiction, my friends. Get a life in the real world and learn to respect those who think differently from you.

Look, frankly, I don't even have the faintest idea who Pooh is, haha. I don't know him as an actor and I imagine he's very good, I was simply expressing my opinion based on what I saw. The character he plays doesn't really tell anything to me, but, i don't know, he could also be an exceptional actor. In general, I don't know much about it, I'm not a big fan of these Thai production companies and I found this series simply by browsing aimlessly, haha. I think if they had focused the story on what I said, the series would have been much better. But that's what I think, eh, you shouldn't be offended. The world is beautiful because it's diverse.

Guys, I have to tell you the truth, Thup and Singha are cute together, I don't doubt that, but honestly, they don't move me that much. In my opinion, they don't have a great connection, and the "kiss" scene seemed far too cloying and contrived, as if it were clearly a fiction and they were actually acting. I feel like, you know, if instead of featuring the boy who sees ghosts, they had simply focused the story on the murders and the unresolved relationship between King and Singha, this show would have had all the makings of a top-notch product. They have much better chemistry and feel more realistic to me. My personal opinion, eh hahahahahah. Peace and love.