Thank You Nyx

PondPhuwin did it again!!

Khun Thee and LookPeach did it again!!

There's no other Khun Thee and LookPeach than PondPhuwin. What a perfect way to close their story, especially since they knew Me and Thee just wasn't enough for us.

If you're looking for someone who's hilariously cringe but impossible not to love, that's Khun Thee. This series never fails to make you laugh and make your heart flutter. I also love that they added so many new scenes because a lot of them weren't in the novel, which made the series feel even more special.

A huge plus for giving us closure for Rome and Mhok too. 🤣🤣

And they did it again with the finale! Fans who attended the Episode 1 screening had no idea they were actually filming the final scene. 😂 Just like what they did with Me and Thee's ending.

The only thing I wish we got to see was Thee and Peach as parents. Is it just me, or does anyone else want more of that?

Overall, I highly recommend this series. Definitely not a waste of time. ❤️

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Honest Opinion

There's actually no doubt when it comes to K-Dramas. Most of them end up really good no matter what. Imagine IU and BWS in one frame?? Who would want to miss that? And that pairing is just arghhh... Nyx is melting.
There’s no question either when it comes to acting and production. Korean directors rarely settle for less when it comes to cinematography, emotions, and execution.
Story-wise, it actually feels refreshing. The issues and conflicts are valid and interesting, but I think they weren’t explored deeply enough. The drama introduces a lot of emotional and personal conflicts, yet sometimes it feels like they move past them too quickly because they also wanted to maintain the romcom vibe. Which honestly, I’m not complaining about because the balance still made the series enjoyable and easy to watch.
Maybe that’s the best way to explain it, the show feels emotionally rich, but not emotionally heavy. It touches serious topics without fully drowning the audience in them, and instead chooses to keep the warmth, comfort, and chemistry at the center of everything.

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Honest opinion

If I'm gonna tell myself that this is purely fictional, then I might actually like it a lot. It’s funny, cute, romantic, and comforting in many ways. However, even if it’s fiction, I still see the story as somehow realistic. The life they’re trying to show, along with the lessons and virtues they want to convey, are things that genuinely happen in real life.
The act of taking things slowly, trying to understand people, and not being afraid to ask for help when you need it — those are all beautiful messages.
What I personally struggled with was how they approached Sun’s trauma and condition, which seems heavily inspired by DID and age regression. If someone you deeply love experienced something like that in real life, wouldn’t you continuously seek proper professional help until you reached a clearer understanding of what was happening? Going to the hospital once or twice doesn’t really feel enough. Handling it mostly by yourselves, testing hypotheses with friends, and relying on trial and error felt unrealistic for such a serious condition.
I think that’s why it threw me off. The conflict itself felt realistic, but the way they dealt with it felt unrealistic just to keep the romcom vibe. I’m not really sure if that came from the novel itself or just from the series adaptation.
On the lighter note, no questions when it comes to PerthSanta’s dedication, chemistry, and performance. They really carried the emotional side of the story beautifully.
Also, after reading reviews, I noticed that most people genuinely loved this series. So maybe this is just me being honest about how I personally experienced it. It’s probably just not my cup of tea… and maybe I’m also just not naturally fond of children in real life.

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Chaotic in it's own pace

The most common comment I see while watching OFDO is that everyone’s looking for the chaotic “mix and match” vibe from S1. And yes, a lot of them ended up disappointed because OFDO decided to take a different path this season. At first, that was my reaction too. Like, what do you mean it’s already Episode 5 and Boston still hasn’t kissed anyone yet? 😭
But the longer I stayed with this series, the more I realized that the chaos they wanted to show isn’t the same kind of chaos from S1. It has its own identity, and honestly, it works well on its own.
If you ask me, my favorite parts are Dean and Raffy’s constant “puksaan,” the cameos from the original S1 cast, and the bittersweet relationship of JackDean.
Another thing I really love is the filming locations, especially the apartments of the characters. You can actually see their personalities through the way their spaces are designed. And I know some of you noticed those photo-style scene transitions too, that was such a cool touch.
But yeah, if you’re expecting the same kind of chaos as S1… you’re probably in the wrong room.

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Ok?! Taeson!!

Korean BLs rarely fail to deliver, and this is another proof of that. What I love about KBLs is that, most of the time, the story always comes first. They don't compromise the plot just to squeeze in flirting or NC scenes. Even when there are a few flaws, the storytelling is strong enough that you barely notice them.

The actors absolutely nailed their characters. I spent most of the series hating Taeson, and that's honestly a compliment to his performance. 😂 While the overall premise isn't the most unique, it's still the kind of story we rarely get to see in BLs, which made it feel refreshing.

And can we talk about the NC scenes? They weren't just there for fan service. The cinematography, the emotions, the chemistry, and even the audio made every scene feel natural and incredibly well-executed. They enhanced the story instead of distracting from it.

Overall, it's a solid watch that proves you don't need to sacrifice storytelling to deliver great romance and chemistry.

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New, Cute... but...

I didn't read the synopsis before deciding to watch this, so I was surprised to find out that it was a fantasy series. That didn't bother me at all, though—I love all kinds of genres.

The story they wanted to tell is there, and it's good. It also feels fresh and different. The couples have great chemistry, including their younger versions.

However, I found some episodes a bit boring. I can't quite put my finger on it, but some scenarios felt repetitive. Thankfully, the series kept introducing twist after twist, which made me stay invested and eager to find out what would happen next.

I just wish they had given more focus to the Girl in Black, Hong, and the White Guy toward the end. It was clear that they played very important roles in the overall twists, and I would have loved to learn more about them.

Overall, it's still a good watch and one I'd recommend.

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Honest Opinion

This is the kind of slow burn I’ve been looking for. The plot feels fresh and different. It’s not perfect, but knowing it was made on a small budget makes it easier to appreciate what it achieved.
At first, I kept complaining to my friends that the series was introducing conflicts it couldn’t fully sustain. But with a possible Season 2, I’m hoping it gets the chance to really deliver on those ideas.
And the chemistry between the two actors? Absolutely through the roof. Especially if you follow them on social media. It may be a slow burn in the series, but in real life, you definitely won’t be left starving.

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Top-tier

A lot of people recommended this one, but I didn't start watching until Episode 5... and that's honestly one of my biggest regrets. 😅 CBL did it again.

Can we start with the visuals? Is Ollie even real? That face is a gift from the heavens. And Shu Yuan? I totally understand why people joked that he was AI-generated because of how ridiculously handsome he is.

Now the chemistry? Top-tier. I'm obsessed. Not just with their characters, but with them in real life too.

As for the story, it felt like a mix of familiar and fresh. Their relationship developed pretty fast, but I just accepted that they're simply meant for each other. Sometimes love doesn't need to take its time. 😌

And Zhen Xin... I love how possessive he is (minus the drunk scene, of course). His jealousy was on another level. 😂

One detail I really loved was how they changed the screen ratio whenever they were filming compared to the "real" Deep In timeline. Such a simple touch, but it made it so easy to tell the difference. And the acting? So good. This didn't feel cheap at all. They can really act, especially Ollie.

As for the loopholes... the therapy aspect felt a little odd and not very realistic, even if the idea was that he was genuinely falling in love with Gao Zhun. But you know what? I'll gladly turn a blind eye because I'm biased. 🤣

And the plot twists? The plot just kept plot-twisting. Hehehe.

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Som Couple

My Som couple. My Sharmaine couple. 😭 I really hate saying goodbye to them.

First things first, let's appreciate the cinematography and color grading of this series because I think most people would agree that they're absolutely stunning. Every time I watched When Oranges Fall, I found myself smiling from ear to ear throughout the entire episode.

I know I said before that I was getting tired of high school BLs, but I'll gladly take that back. I just needed the right series, and this was definitely one of them. When Oranges Fall has such a calming and nostalgic atmosphere that every episode feels warm and comforting. Age doesn't matter here because every interaction between the couples will still give you butterflies. The angst and conflicts are grounded enough to feel like something real teenagers would actually go through, and they might even take you back to your own high school days.

What I loved the most was how the series explored the emotions and uncertainties that come with graduating from high school. Ko Neung may have seemed immature at times, but that's honestly how a teenager deeply in love would think and act. At that age, your partner feels like your whole world. 😂 Thankfully, they learned to overcome those fears, doubts, and insecurities together, and that's what made their journey so satisfying to watch.

And yes, we were definitely robbed of those two episodes. The story could have been even better if the real-life issue involving one of the actors hadn't happened. But it is what it is. Even with that, this series remains a genuinely beautiful watch, not just for teenagers, but for viewers of all ages. (Speaking on behalf of Team 30s. 😂)

One last question, though...

Did Ko Song's lost package from Episode 1 ever find its way back to its rightful owner? Because I'm still waiting for that closure. 🤣📦🍊

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Heaviest series I watched

One series that proves the number of episodes doesn't matter. Imagine telling such a powerful story in just six episodes. So many emotions were shaken, and every episode left a lasting impact.

I think everyone had been looking forward to this series ever since the teaser was released two years ago. My first impression back then was, "They're really brave for tackling the Catholic faith." I knew it was going to be controversial.

Let's start with the acting. No question about it. GemFourth absolutely nailed their roles. The cinematography? Equally impressive. Every frame felt intentional and beautifully executed.

What surprised me the most was that I rarely felt the usual "kilig" while watching. Instead, there was always a heaviness sitting in my heart. I felt so much pain for Tanrak because you could feel the weight he was carrying. The guilt, the fear, the confusion. Watching him question his faith was heartbreaking because that's one of the heaviest things that can happen to someone who has devoted his life to it. He wasn't just struggling with love. He was questioning everything he had believed in.

Episode 5 was probably my favorite. I was completely silent the entire time. For me, it was the heaviest episode of the series, and every scene hit exactly where it was supposed to.

And then the ending gave the answer I had been waiting for. No one can question another person's love. You can still love God while loving someone wholeheartedly. Those two things don't have to cancel each other out.

What I appreciate the most about Ticket to Heaven is that it never tried to paint the Catholic faith as the villain. Instead, it presented both sides with respect and compassion. It encourages understanding rather than judgment, and I genuinely hope more people watch it with an open mind.

This is one of those series that will stay with me for a long time. It definitely left a mark.

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Taynewwww

I love seeing TayNew in their working era. A content creator explained the title of the series, and it made me appreciate it even more. The "dog" isn't just about acting like a dog. It represents someone from a lower social class, while the "plane" symbolizes someone from a higher class. Knowing that adds another layer to the story.

I like how this series made me smile. Toto is one of those rare characters who's an absolute a**hole but somehow still a total green flag at the same time. 😂 While the story doesn't have much depth and a lot of the scenes are pretty predictable, it's still an enjoyable watch if you're looking for something light and fun, especially if you're an avid TayNew fan.

And let's not forget MondRyu. I've loved them ever since That Summer. ❤️

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Meh.

I found this interesting at first, but I don't know... it just wasn't my cup of tea.

For me, the story left me asking, "Why?" Was it meant to be about healing? Moving on? I'm honestly not sure what the drama was trying to convey. One of the male leads' acting also didn't quite work for me. It felt a bit stiff, so I had a hard time connecting with the character.

As the story went on, it felt like there was one plot twist after another, and I personally found a lot of them unnecessary. Again, I kept asking myself, "Why?" Why did he have to die in a car accident? Why spend so much time developing the other ship when they were never meant to end up together? And what was the purpose of that final goodbye from the one who had already passed away? Maybe I just didn't fully understand what the writers were going for.

OMG, this review sounds so harsh. 😂 Please don't come for me. This is just how the series personally landed for me, and I can completely understand why others might love it. It simply wasn't for me, and that's okay. We all have different tastes, and unfortunately, this one just didn't click with me.

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Potential is there

Unfold has a really interesting premise with a lot of potential. The way it was executed, though... that's another question. I don't know if the budget was the issue, but something just didn't fully come together.

At first, I honestly had no idea what was going on. So I'm not going to blame the series entirely. Maybe I'm just too dumb to understand it. Hahaha.

One thing I have to mention is the runtime. The whole episode is only around 20 minutes, but about 2 minutes are spent on the opening and another 5 minutes on the ending credits. HAHAHA.

That said, I still think the series has a lot of potential if they execute it the right way. The ending even says "To Be Continued," so I have no idea if they're actually planning a Season 2.

But yes, I need a Season 2. I need answers.

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No depth

TutorYim have excellent chemistry, and I've liked them as a pairing ever since Cutie Pie. I really think they deserve a series with a stronger storyline. Thankfully, their upcoming DMD projects already look much more interesting.

As for ChermChey, the story itself isn't something that completely pulls you in. It's mostly about In and Erng's domestic relationship, which is cute and heartwarming, though I found some moments a bit cringe. The cameos were fun and definitely added excitement, but they felt more like fan service than something that pushed the story forward.

I guess my expectations were just higher because ChermChey is set in the same circle as AiNhai and TonChon, both of which I genuinely enjoyed. In the end, it's a light and comforting watch, but I was hoping for a story with a little more depth.

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