In Love Forever

A very great portrayal of real life family drama

This series is so good! The main story about the conflict between mother-in-law and her daughter-in-law because she loves her daughter way too much and want to control her life is a really great potrayal of real-life family dynamic, especially in Asian family.

The casts do a very great job of portraying their characters that makes the viewer could emphatize with them and could easily makes us feel sad, angry, happy, and squeeling over their relationship, etc. I want to praise especially the 3 main characters: Lingling Kwong as Runch, Orm Kornnaphat as Neen, and P'Kik Suwatjanee as the mother-in-law, very very great job!!

And the detailed props and all small details that the director and team put in the series makes it even more realistic!

Because one of the things that I hate the most is plot holes, so the emphasize on details is making me very happy.

So far so good, I really love this series, good job everyone!!

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What I'm Even doing here????

Tbh, after watching Only You, I was already so disappointed. I genuinely never thought any LingOrm drama could be worse than that… but again, I was wrong. 😭

I mean, what are you guys even doing lol??? I was expecting SO much from these two actresses because their acting is actually good, but the story feels like a straight-up slap in the face. Like WTF bruh??? 😭😭

At this point, I genuinely don’t even know why I’m still watching this. The story sucks more than my shocks 💀. It’s literally a 50-minute episode, but I somehow finish it in 5 minutes because I’m just skipping everything and waiting for the LingOrm moments. 😭

And THAT’S the problem… I can’t get enough of them. They’re genuinely so adorable together, their chemistry is EVERYTHING, and I could watch their scenes all day. 🥹❤️ But the story??? Girl… what story??? 😭

It honestly feels like the writers had LingOrm, knew everyone would watch for them anyway, and then forgot they were supposed to write an actual plot. 💀 At this point, even my nephew could probably come up with a better storyline.

I’m watching purely for LingOrm now because the moment they’re not on screen, my attention disappears. 😭

If you’re planning to watch this after *The Secret of Us*, PLEASE lower your expectations because the disappointment is going to hit you like a truck. 😭

LingOrm: 10/10 🥹❤️
Their chemistry: 100/10
Their acting: actually good 👏
The story: …let’s not talk about it. 💀

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Very poor screenplay

From Episode 1 all the way to Episode 9, it is basically the same fight between Neen and Ranch’s mom. There is zero character development and almost no progression in the story. The screenplay feels unnecessarily dragged out.

The book has another part where Neen and Ranch reunite after a year and slowly find their way back to each other. That storyline could have added so much depth and emotional development. Instead, the drama has stretched one conflict across nine episodes without giving us much movement.

Honestly, who is going to keep watching a show that feels this stagnant? The writing is just so disappointing.

And Orm and Ling have zero chemistry. Even the kissing scenes feel awkward and unconvincing. Their relationship does not have the emotional connection needed to make those scenes work.

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Story is dragged and questionable chemistry

The plot initially seemed interesting and had enough potential to keep me invested, but the execution was disappointing. The biggest issue is the lack of chemistry between the main leads. Their interactions often feel forced and awkward rather than natural, making it difficult to become emotionally invested in their relationship. At times, both actors come across as stiff, and their performances fail to bring the characters to life.

One of the lead actresses, in particular, delivers a weak performance. Her expressions and emotional scenes rarely feel convincing, which makes many important moments lose their impact. Instead of enhancing the story, her acting often pulls you out of it.

Another major problem is the repetitive writing. Almost every episode revolves around the same conflicts with the mother-in-law, and after a few episodes, it becomes predictable and exhausting. Rather than developing the characters or introducing fresh storylines, the series keeps recycling the same arguments and misunderstandings.

Overall, the writing feels quite shallow, with underdeveloped characters, repetitive conflicts, and an unacceptable lack of chemistry between the leads. While the premise had promise, the poor execution and uninspiring performances make it difficult to stay engaged.

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This series is one of a kind. It’s like a revelation.

I have only watched 2 episodes so far as they aired and I can say it’s really good. The pacing, the story, the ACTING, the characters, I feel myself wanting more and more. The emotions are being felt in a devastating way, either it’s sadness or happiness, bittersweet moments or comedy, these two episodes were a rollercoaster for me. The dynamics between the wives seems to scream to me to witness how love and hurt can unfold in the name of happiness, in the name of “I love you but let me go”, it’s so thrilling. I’m so excited for the next episode, I can’t wait!! I feel so alive, keeping rewatching it and feeling the same while understanding another depth of the story is just a blessing. Wow

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Realistic and a series that is worth watching

This third LingOrm series is truly a breath of fresh air and, without a doubt, one of their strongest projects to date. From the very first episode, it captures your attention with its heartfelt storytelling, engaging pacing, and genuine emotional depth. It doesn't rely on unnecessary drama or forced conflicts to keep viewers invested. Instead, it allows the story and the characters to develop naturally, making every moment feel meaningful and authentic.
One of the biggest strengths of the series is LingOrm's performance. Their acting feels effortless and incredibly natural, making it easy to become emotionally invested in their characters. Every smile, glance, and moment of vulnerability is portrayed with sincerity, creating a chemistry that feels genuine rather than scripted. They bring subtle emotions to life, allowing viewers to connect with their journey on a much deeper level. Their growth as actors is evident, and it's wonderful to see how confidently they embody their roles.
The story itself is another highlight. It successfully blends beloved moments from the original novel with fresh, original scenes that enrich the narrative instead of taking away from it. The added scenes feel purposeful and seamlessly integrated, giving both longtime readers and new viewers something to appreciate. Rather than simply adapting the source material scene by scene, the writers expand on it in ways that make the story feel fresh while still respecting the heart of the novel.
The script deserves special recognition as well. The dialogue flows naturally, the emotional scenes are heartfelt without becoming overly dramatic, and even the lighter moments are well-timed and genuinely entertaining. Every conversation feels like it contributes to the characters' development or the progression of the story, making the series consistently engaging from beginning to end.
The production quality further elevates the experience. The cinematography, music, and overall direction work together beautifully to enhance every emotional and memorable scene. Each episode feels thoughtfully crafted, showing the care and dedication of everyone involved in bringing the story to life.
Overall, this series exceeds expectations in every aspect. It perfectly balances romance, emotion, and storytelling while showcasing LingOrm's exceptional chemistry and talent. It's the kind of series that stays with you long after each episode ends, leaving you eagerly anticipating what comes next. For me, it's not just a great adaptation—it's an outstanding series that continues to raise the bar and keeps me wanting more every single week.

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ILF & LINGORM

Apenas van dos episodios y In Love Forever ya se siente como un proyecto que está en otro nivel. La dirección, la fotografía, el ritmo y la banda sonora trabajan en perfecta sintonía para construir una historia que te atrapa desde el primer minuto. La adaptación está siendo muy cuidada, los diálogos se sienten naturales y cada escena tiene un propósito, permitiendo que los personajes se desarrollen y conecten de forma genuina con el espectador.

Y, por supuesto, la actuación de LingOrm es maravillosa. Son capaces de transmitir tanto con una mirada, un silencio o una simple conversación que las emociones llegan incluso sin necesidad de palabras. Este es el tipo de proyecto que ellas merecían para demostrar todo su talento, y el que el fandom llevaba tanto tiempo esperando. Si con solo dos episodios ya lograron este nivel de calidad, no puedo imaginar lo que nos espera en los próximos capítulos. Si todavía no le has dado una oportunidad a In Love Forever, hazlo. Estoy segura de que no te vas a arrepentir.

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