Love in The Moonlight is such a messy BL and I am loving this! The acting is fantastic! I am also loving the world building and character dynamics. I love every character so far (even the bad one, as they are not cartoonish like in some BLs I have seen)
Pin is too pretty to put in such a ugly dress. That said I really enjoyed ep 1&2 more than I thought I would.…
Omg I thought the same, the top half of her dress was so ugly. The should have removed the ruffle and then left it as is. But Pin makes it look bearable to look at because she is so pretty.
This couple probably has my favourite visual out of any Thai BLs couple this year. They give a cat-golden retriever…
The Prince does not like Pin but still treats her well as a good friend, I think she will realise it soon and end up with one of the guys from the band.
I’ll never understand how high school or uni BLs with cringe sound effects and irritating girl characters always…
It's a shame that a lot of people still dismiss BL as a genre mostly enjoyed by young fans who only care about the couples and not the storytelling. But shows like this one prove there's so much more depth to offer.
I’ll be honest, I usually avoid university-themed BLs because so many rely on cringe dialogue and over-the-top sound effects. But this series is different. The acting is subtle and powerful. I felt genuine emotion in every scene, the lingering glances, the quiet longing, it all felt real and heartfelt.
I also really appreciate how they wrote Pin’s character. Instead of falling into the tired trope of the jealous, mean-spirited girlfriend (in this instance she is a fiancé), she felt layered and necessary to the story. It was refreshing to see a female character who wasn’t just a plot device, but someone who added meaning and nuance.
It’s series like this that remind me why I love Thai BL. This is the kind of storytelling that deserves awards and recognition. It’s just unfortunate that so many viewers overlook gems like this because of outdated stereotypes about the genre.
I’ll be honest, I usually avoid university-themed BLs because so many rely on cringe dialogue and over-the-top sound effects. But this series is different. The acting is subtle and powerful. I felt genuine emotion in every scene, the lingering glances, the quiet longing, it all felt real and heartfelt.
I also really appreciate how they wrote Pin’s character. Instead of falling into the tired trope of the jealous, mean-spirited girlfriend (in this instance she is a fiancé), she felt layered and necessary to the story. It was refreshing to see a female character who wasn’t just a plot device, but someone who added meaning and nuance.
It’s series like this that remind me why I love Thai BL. This is the kind of storytelling that deserves awards and recognition. It’s just unfortunate that so many viewers overlook gems like this because of outdated stereotypes about the genre.