Reviews

Masterpiece in 2025

This is the best and prettiest drama I have watched in 2025. The aesthetics are super pretty and I dont have words to express it. Have kdramas always been this pretty with sceneries? They have done a great job and yeah acting is great specially the main actor Lee Jae Wook. yeah he is always a masterpiece himself. This is the only drama that I watched this year without skipping and forwarding even a little bit. They delivered it so well and im so grateful for this show cus i have been asking myself why they dont do good shows anymore like in past. Thanks to everyone who made this show. Appreciate all your hard work.

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it is a dark drama but you will love it!

I bridged the drama over two days as I could not stop watching it. The cinematography and acting are amazing. To be honest, Jae Wook was born to play i daesang; it suits him perfectly. I love the storyline and how slowly we are getting to the truth. Not a single episode was boring. The chemistry between the leads is awesome! I love the bond Jae I and Hong Rang had. Their eyes speak for themselves. The fighting scenes were great as well. It was a real surprise to see the real villain, as he had my blood boiling every time he appeared. I will not say more to avoid spoilers.

The OST is great, so fitting to the drama. It is not a typical drama; it is dark, and with each episode, there is more suffering, but it is a beautiful story of two people who try to protect each other. The last episode was very emotional.

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Crush x Factor

1 TO 5 BEST EPISODE EVER...,I have high expectations from this drama

Downfall 6,7 EP 📉📉 9,10 📉📉📉📉📉📉📉

then 8 EPISODE MY BEST KDRAMA KISSING SCENE EVER LIKE HIERARCHY : NOSTALGIA FEELINGS 🐰💙🦊------------💞

Why lee chae min always express own feelings ......... Roh Jeong Eui


why doesn't she confess.........i want see together ... 🐰💙🦊 hierarchy x crushlogy 101= 💀MASTERPIECE DRAMA EVER . FULL SUPPORT CRUSHLOGY ............. 🗿


I DON'T BELIEVE MDL RATINGS AND REVIEW THIS TYPE OF DRAMA i ALWAYS wanted this kdrama GOOD ASF ........ 🗿


CJW u guys born to be like that jealous negativity haters I'm so p OFF

disgusting people ruthless fello clam down don't talk to much nonsense things

enjoy the drama whatever good or bad and I'm a little happy and I'm a little unhappy

keep silently watch please as a req 🙏 otherwise go to H 💀🚮🗿🤷‍♀️

JNL PL ALL THE MDL MEM SUM TRASHKEEPER POO PL ⚠️🚨

6 to 9 episode literally disgusting ji won literally cross the line

already she have bf then just leave it go somewhere else see some angels another girl


ji won pathetic character in kdrama history


if u love then tell the truth to baani i want see banni reaction ji won just hiding own feelings just f**** express ur feeling ji won

i want see ur rejects or w otherwise leave this two og couple please leave them alone


Lost of nostalgia memories i have this two so don't spoil

I missed you both a lot🥺💙

#crushlogy101 #🐰🦊 #forever #infinity #destiny #RohJeongEui #leechaemin


Anyways this drama for me 10 / 8 rating because poo ji won character

Hong Min Ki × Lee Chae Min THIS TWO = Roh Jeong Eui ONLY

best LINE



🦊💙🐰-------💞 ENDGAME 💯🔥🗿💙

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Only needed more time at it's climax

My heart really couldn't handle the last few episodes. This is very dark and not for the fainthearted, but it's an absolute mindblowing cinematic experience, the likes of which I haven't seen in any historical dramas so far. All the filming locations and sets are brilliantly made, and I found the writing of the main story incredible unique and real. Action sequences are incredibly refined and well made. The story was as fleshed out as it could get albeit 11 episodes is definitely NOT ENOUGH, cause they really had to reveal a lot of heavy and disturbing information in chunks near the end. Why can't kdramas be 16 episodes if they have enough content for it??? I don't like how kdramas are getting only 8 or so episodes now when they need more. Even 11 was not enough!

Now for the OST, it is an absolute masterpiece and something I will never be able to forget. Both the ballad and the OST in the action scenes (sounds really south-asian like) are just masterpieces that need to be recognized, and they are incorporated in the best way possible without taking away from certain scenes by being too loud or unfitting (huge pet peeve of mine). They really enhance the scenes and draw out the emotions they want to. My my biggest positive about this drama though is that the ACTING IS FANTASTIC OMG, I cannot say enough about everyone's performances. This is SUPER IMPORTANT because I found many scenes to be silent with little dialogue, but the emotions and developments are all there. Just by looking at the actors, you can completely tell what's going on in their minds if they want you to. It gives off a very unique intense lingering feeling that sits with you that I wish more dramas would do, and I have so many actors I am a huge fan of now including LJW, Jo Bo Ah, Jung Ga Rum, Uhm Ji Won, etc! Everyone is perfectly cast and give it their all for their roles. I will be following so many promising actors from now on!

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don't let the campy humor distract you from a heartfelt story

In my subjective opinion, this is an adorable drama. Very silly in parts? Yes. Leaning heavily into campy humor tropes? Yes. Sweet meaningful storyline? Also yes.

I particularly enjoyed the ways that the story demonstrates both how language barriers can be difficult, and how they also don't matter sometimes. I really loved the way that the sound and mannerisms of spoken Thai were contrasted with the sound and mannerisms of spoken Korean. This was a unique feeling drama and I will be watching it again in the future.

CONTENT WARNINGS: domestic violence, some non-consensual intimate contact, verbal and physical violence toward a queer person

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Why Thamepo Feels So Real

Thamepo had me hooked right from the start. I really liked how they showed Po’s real-life struggles, especially how hard it was for him to find a job. It felt super realistic, and I think a lot of people can relate to that.

Eventually, Po becomes a videographer for a boy band called MARS, and that’s where he meets Thame, the group’s leader. There’s definitely some tension between them at first, which made things even more interesting.

WillEast (Thame and Po) have undeniable chemistry. Their acting is on point especially for actors who don’t get as much attention as they deserve. They’re great at expressing emotions, even through just subtle looks or actions.

For me, Thamepo stands out as a more realistic take on BL set in the idol industry. Thame might seem cold at first, but as the story goes on, you realize he’s actually a major green flag.

Jun’s character is kind of confusing, but in a good way—it adds some extra spice to the plot. The cinematography is also really well done, and I love how the relationship between Thame and Po slowly builds over time.

Overall, I found Thamepo touching, heartwarming, and well-written. It’s definitely worth watching.

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My number one, as well.

Wow, I din't really expect the story, it makes me want to read the novel. Everything is unpredictable and I love how everything turns out. This is the most unique BL I've seen, such a strong entry, I can say.

The casting were good and the emotions were delivered well. I was kinda confused at first because from the site I've watched, It says "Koichi is indeed alive" but unfortunately, he was not. I love how he was taking what was given to him which kept him alive, that alone says a lot.

I was really afraid as I get to the last episode because I already feel that he will be gone. That last episode makes me crying for minutes and that was such a good cry. This was the first time I never wished for a sequel. That ending was perfect and I can live on that. I hope Micchan would love Koichi until his last breath.

Nevertheless, This was a real top tier, I will never stop looking for the novel.

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Exiled but Not Defeated: A New Chapter in Justice and Loyalty

The sequel picks up where the prequel left off—with both the Grand Princess and the Crown Prince deeply displeased with Su Wu Ming and Lu Ling Feng. Though the pair had cracked one of the greatest crimes of their time, their pursuit of truth had not served the political interests of either faction. As a result, Lu Ling Feng was banished to the remote western frontier as Chief Sheriff. While Su Wu Ming, after taking a bold and risky approach to craftily reveal the secret connection between Lu and the Grand Princess, incurred the Crown Prince's wrath. He was stripped of all official titles and exiled from the capital.

Forced to part ways, the two men left the capital separately—only for their paths to cross once more. On the surface, Su Wu Ming’s actions appeared to betray Lu Ling Feng. But Lu trusted that Su had acted with honourable purpose. Rather than turn him away, Lu welcomed Su as his advisor in his new post in the West.

No sooner had they arrived than they were confronted with a new mystery: civilians had been vanishing without a trace. True to form, the duo dived into the investigation, only to uncover yet another wide-reaching conspiracy.

As with the first series, the storytelling was gripping, the mystery layered, and the pacing well-handled. The culprit was not easy to guess, and the twists kept me engaged. I continue to rate this series highly. That said, I did find that some of the subplots in this sequel stretched credibility more than those in the original. So, while still excellent, I would deduct half a point for that. Still, it is a worthy continuation, and I remain eagerly invested in where the story will go in the next sequel yet to be released.

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Intriguing take on "sisters swapping husbands" trope

This drama delivers an intriguing take on the classic "sisters swapping husbands" trope, set against the backdrop of the 1980s. What makes this particular version stand out is its refreshing departure from the usual formula—it avoids the presence of an overbearing second female villain (2nd FV) who clings to the male lead (ML). In other adaptations, the ML's contradictory nature is frustrating: he distrusts the female lead (FL), believing she schemed to marry into a wealthy family, yet he remains oblivious to the manipulations of the green tea 2nd FV. Often, it takes another family member to point out his cluelessness, or the 2nd FV must fully embrace her villainous side before he finally realizes the truth.

Another compelling aspect of this version is how it delves into the FL’s vampire family dynamics. Here, it’s not just her sister causing problems—her whole family adds to the tension. Additionally, the drama strikes a satisfying balance between romance and personal growth, portraying the FL's journey toward building a fulfilling life. While some versions neglect this aspect, here, the ML truly takes the time to understand her, leading to a genuine love story that feels earned rather than rushed. If you’re looking for a retro drama with engaging twists and emotional depth, this one is definitely worth the watch!

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Strangely heavily dubbed!!

The actors are not bad at all, obviously there are some we are quite familiar with & their acting is very good, taking into consideration it's a Thai comedy. I like the story & the characters a lot, direction is good, wardrobe is good. I only really have one big issue & that's with the post filming. There's so much Additional Dialogue, what the heck is going on?? AND that's not Lee Long Shi's voice! In fact all three of the rich brothers seem to have been digitally dubbed over.

I really want to enjoy this series, I'm going to persevere with it & hope I can see it through to the end. I can't listen to the fake voices & random added dialogue & voice noises for long though so the sound is down low. Oy oy oy 🙄

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I Almost Skipped This Drama—Now I Cannot Wait for the Next Sequel

This drama sat on my plan-to-watch list for quite some time. I had assumed it was heavy on the supernatural, a genre that does not usually appeal to me, so I kept putting it off. However, I was pleasantly surprised to discover that it is actually an ancient detective series, cleverly wrapped in layers of seemingly supernatural occurrences that always turned out to be crimes masked by deception and intricate scheming. The sub-plots were full of surprises.

The story follows Lu Ling Feng, the proud and impulsive Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the imperial capital’s army. Hailing from a noble lineage and a staunch supporter of the Crown Prince, Lu Ling Feng carried himself with confidence—sometimes bordering on arrogance. In contrast, Su Wu Ming came from a humble background but was the prized disciple of the legendary detective Di Ren Jie, who once served under Empress Wu. Su Wu Ming was calm, calculating, and always thinking one step ahead. He was backed by the Grand Princess, the ambitious aunt of the Crown Prince, who dreamed of becoming the next Empress Regnant—just like her mother once did. The Crown Prince and the Grand Princess were political rivals locked in a silent power struggle.

On the surface, Lu Ling Feng and Su Wu Ming seemed destined to clash—each serving opposing factions, each embodying a different temperament. Yet fate tied them together when two seemingly unrelated cases they were working on revealed a shared thread. As they dug deeper, the pair must set aside their differences and rely on each other to unravel a far-reaching conspiracy. Along the way, another secret came to light: Lu Ling Feng and the Grand Princess shared a deeper bond than either of them ever suspected.

What impressed me most was how well the multiple plotlines were woven together. The mystery was layered and unpredictable, and the storytelling was smart and captivating. With an intriguing premise, strong performances by the leads, and a solid supporting cast, this drama exceeded all my expectations. I highly recommend it—and rate it very highly.

When I reached the end of the drama, I was thrilled to discover that it had two sequels. The second series had already aired, and I jumped into it right away. The third installment is still in the pipeline, and I sincerely hope it does not get delayed by unnecessary red tape. There have been rumours that a new regulation requires at least a one-year gap before sequels can be released—that feels far too long. Even a six-month wait would be frustrating. Ideally, I hope to see sequels released within three months of the previous season. That kind of continuity keeps the momentum alive and the audience fully engaged.

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