Julia Saaw

honestly this is so much better than the first story, it's almost like watching a completely different series, the acting, editing, the chemistry between the second couple, everything improved so much here, like tossara was dreadful i could not get through it but this one i'm actually kinda interested what's in store

I will never get why some bl series out there get all the hype even though they're really not all that when this show with a pretty good, fluent storyline, decent acting and no filler scenes is completely overlooked... Is it because it's not produced by a big company or it's not advertised enough idk

What I honesty find the most unrealistic about this storyline is the fact that Tine is supposed to be this straight dude that rejects Green on the main basis that he doesn't want to date a guy but like 5 minutes later he falls in love with surprise, surprise another guy - Sarawat... When will we ever get just two gay men falling in love with each other without this whole "gay for one boy" bs? I'm literally tired...

Honestly as much as I like TT or BoomPeak I find all those special cameos completely useless and they only take up already limited time with all these extra characters and supporting couples, like Saifah and Zon are supposed to be the main couple along with TutorFighter but they deadass only had like two, three short scenes together so far (one at the canteen, accidental kiss in ep1 and the other in front of elevator in ep2), I don't count the times Zon imagines or dreams about him cuz like these aren't actual interactions, like I can't even tell if they have chemistry at this point. With Tutor and Fighter I feel like their relationship is presented a little bit better from the get go, they have pretty good chemistry as well. All those filler scenes so far with Zon's friends etc were not only boring (same with ep 1) but also kinda annoying, I don't even wanna imagine when the secondary characters/couples will take up even more screen time. I feel like sometimes less is better to fully develop the mains relationships, yes I'm talking about the amount of extra characters presented in the series, TT the series is a pretty good example when it comes to focusing on the main couple.

thai bl makers be still writing jokes about shit in 2020? seriously?

Okay but like honestly what kinda crack did the writers smoke while coming up with the storyline for that last episode? That ending feels completely pointless, it doesn't fit rest of the story at all, using death for shock value and nothing else in this situation is probably the lowest blow from the writers too considering that this is a gay drama we're talking about and queer people face enough problems as it is. This drama had such a big potential, the actors that played the main roles had really good chemistry and the makers just threw it out the window the moment they decided to go that same old boring route.