Cong Minh

The story is horrible, but these two actually look good together

But when there are way more "guests" than the central characters, there is nothing special about the former anymore. This is the reason why I always prefer opening sequences showing only the main couple(s), whereas the rest of the cast only have their names listed.

Why does Yai only get a quarter of the screen during his introduction in the opening sequence, whereas all those random characters that nobody cares get half or one-third of the screen with even longer duration?

By the final episode, we'll probably barely hear any Thai anymore, or these boys will no longer talk but just jump straight into the action instead.

I haven't read the novel, so here is simply my guess:

Charlie and probably Jeff were also adopted by Tony, considering the fact that Babe said he did not meet other kids, and that the former two are also gifted in some way (Jeff is an expert in mechanical engineering, while Charlie can "hide" his alpha scent).

Thus, it is likely that these two hold a grudge against Tony as well. That's why Charlie tried to approach Babe to team up with him in attempt to take down their common enemy.

In the first locker room scene, during Captain's inner monologue about he never f*cking anyone, but having been f*cked before.

Good news: No more horny Japanese.

Bad news: We got Chinese instead...

I have no problems with the cast tbh. Instead I have problems with the director and the production company as a whole.

This series would be more watchable if they cut out everything idol-related and left the couple moments only, even though there'd be no plot then lol

With a mother like that, there's no wonder Zee became who he is at present.

I have a hunch that Night will be the one who donate his eyes to Day in the end.

I think this was strongly hinted during the flashback and First's conversation with his sister in Ep 3 (and was confirmed in the latest ep).

I mean, the inclusion of foreign languages is not wrong, but at least the director should make sure his actors are fluent in such languages. Citing My Tooth Your Love as an example, Alex randomly spoke English too, but everytime he did, people found him hot, not cringey.

Just hope that poor soul won't ditch this gig after this episode lol

Yeah. And the random English dialogues are not necessary either. I think the awkward inclusion of foreign languages may be a weird fetish of Director Cheewin, which has been noticeable since Y Destiny.

"More horny Japanese with a thick Thai accent". Lol, even the translator at GagaOOLala has had enough.

To be fair, the concept of this series has great potentials. But I think the biggest mistake here is the actor that got cast as older Suansoon. Not only is he too old for the role, who should be in his late 20s at most, considering it is just their 10th anniversary in the present day, but every scene with him and young Ongsa together, which is supposed to be the primary focus of the show, also feels painfully awkward. What's more, even his screentime with older Ongsa does not have any chemistry whatsoever.

With all the above, plus P'New's infamous slow-pacing storytelling and the overuse of Boy Sompob's singing, this series for me is a little hard to digest.

Of all things, I like how fast-paced the first episode was. If this was your typical Thai BL series, it'd have taken a whole episode before Peach first came to the bakery, another episode for him to get the job, have a fight with Shin and then leave, and another one for the orphanage sub-plot where the two of them reconciled. Well, considering the fact that this series has only six episodes, this is understandable though.

That's it. This series makes me lose faith in Pinoy BLs altogether. I've been picky when coming to Pinoy BLs for a while now (after Stay to be specific). I started watching this series coz I find the production quality a little better than most amateurish Pinoy BLs all over Youtube. Sadly, its stupid plot and unlikable characters are like a big slap in the face. So, that's it!

The actors portraying Sam and Than may be the stiffest when its come to acting, but I'm just gonna be a simp for these two cutie pies and their love story.