I want to start off saying that I loved how much representation there was in this drama, even though at times I felt that some things were offensive, but I have recently come to accept that Thai dramas have zero chill and I assume they don't get offended easily. That being said, I feel like I have dropped other dramas for less.

I enjoyed the story and how it was almost like Captain Pra's journey of understanding the LGBTQ+ community and learning to accept and love his older brother for the person she was born to be. And I apologize if I am misusing pronouns as the subtitles on youtube weren't the best - how Pra's brother used her/she pronouns, but everyone called her an older brother, whereas Noona's sister used she/her pronouns and everyone called her an older sister.

I enjoyed the premise of both Pra and Noona going "undercover" at the cabaret, Pra trying to arrest Decha for illegal drugs and Noona trying to figure out why her sister disappeared. Going off that, the drama did seem to drag a bit. I feel that 75% of this was about Pra and Noona annoying one another as well as falling in love. I believe this could have turned from 22 episodes to an easy 12/14. But maybe I am biased as I feel that Pra went through a lot of character change and development, and could no stand Noona's character. She was very unlikable and at some point near the end, even her sister was like... yo.. you have no right to be mad at Pra because you did the same to him... and he did it because he was on an undercover mission with the police force... you did it for shits and giggles.

I don't understand how I was able to sit through 22 eps just for the main characters to realize that they were both not who they said they were in the last 5 minutes. BUT I did enjoy the acceptance that Pra found in his heart as well as the relationship he had with his family - Pree, Parn and Tanu. Tanu was a down-ass best friend. I would fall in love with him too.