Personally, I loved it, but everyone has their own tastes, so it's up to you whether you watch it or not and decide for yourself whether you like it or not.
“Gelboys” showed Thai bl industry that there are other highly original and innovative ways to tell a story. Even if you’re not a Thai gay teenager who loves gel nails and social media, you can still relate perfectly to all the emotions portrayed, because they’re universal and have been depicted in a raw and sincere way. The director and the cast did an incredible job. It’s clear that their goal was to tell a simple story as honestly as possible. ...And you can tell, just after watching the first episode of this one that it won´t have any of that.
Terrible final episode. Completely anticlimatic. The ending felt rushed to me and with 0 true emotions, Who buys Nao’s “love”? Not believable at all; it almost seemed like he had just gone with the flow… “Do I have to love you?” “Well… okay, I don’t have anything better to do.” And I still don’t understand why they talk about being part of the mafia as if it were a totally normal job, like going to the office."Bye, darling, Don´t be late for lunch and don´t get hurt, you know, guns can be kind of lethal, Oh, and between murders, remember that you still have to play a game.”
For those who are wondering, No, this has absolutely nothing to do with Gelboys.The substance, The tone, the direction, the acting...absolutely nothing to do. While one was a gem, the other is a nonsense.
A very rushed and anticlimactic ending. Second couple was way better and engaging. (It's not that I care one bit about the annoying little brother, but after how nosy and obnoxious he's been, I wonder where—thank goodness!—Li You E left him).
...And you can tell, just after watching the first episode of this one that it won´t have any of that.
And I still don’t understand why they talk about being part of the mafia as if it were a totally normal job, like going to the office."Bye, darling, Don´t be late for lunch and don´t get hurt, you know, guns can be kind of lethal, Oh, and between murders, remember that you still have to play a game.”
Second couple was way better and engaging.
(It's not that I care one bit about the annoying little brother, but after how nosy and obnoxious he's been, I wonder where—thank goodness!—Li You E left him).