I loved, no, I adored Ae & Pete - but I didn’t care about pretty much anything else in this drama. The side couples - with the exception of the sole hetero ship featuring Pond which was really cute - were creepy as hell and even Tin & Can, a wildly popular ship in the fandom, pushed my nope-nope-nope buttons from time to time. That’s why it’s hard for me to judge this drama as a whole. Ae & Pete? 10/10, would highly recommend. Everything else? Don’t bother.

But Ae & Pete are still so, so good that them’s worth watching this. They’re so good with each other and for each other and once they become a couple, which is pretty early on in the drama, there’s little angst between them because they actually talk about their issues, they don’t let them fester. Also, let’s face it, they are hot and their sex scenes are even hotter and I loved the slight undertones of D/s between them because Pete is way too shy to ask for anything in bed but luckily, Ae loves making Pete feel good. And yes, Ae is very possessive of Pete but Pete revels in it, in being wanted and desired, while Ae revels in taking care of Pete because he’s a born caretaker. Like I said, they’re just good for each other!

This drama also made me a fan of the two lead actors, Perth Tanapon & Saint Suppapong who have insane chemistry on-screen. But it’s also the first drama where I noticed Earth Pirapat who has a small part of the “gay fairy godmother,” basically, giving out advice to his juniors while still trying to go about his own life, thank you very much.