Its me duh

I normally don't watch GL but I am overall a big watcher and for 2026 I wanted to at least watch more of it. In general I feel like it is often too slow for my liking and it feels like it's always the same theme. But that said, I reallllyyyy enjoyed The Earth and I'm gonna watch each of the elements. I liked it mainly because it was fast and had quite an original plot.

At first I was a bit hesitant watching it because it was yet another gl with an arranged marriage and it feels like companies can't get tired of using this. It really annoys me because it's been only time that I watched something where they didn't get arranged. But after the 3th episode it was really the opposite. I love how Din and Rose got married to make sure Rose and Wasu didn't have to. My main reason for keeping up with this is because of the theme around the country side. I LOVE country side series. No matter the country. I used to live on the country side and it's just the community that makes it worth it. and that's also why I loved this series. I just really love the countryside theme a lot and it makes me genuinely so happy they made use of it. I guess it's called earth because of the farm/country side?

At first I found it a bit boring because it was going extremely slow. Don't get me wrong, I love slow burn but they clearly liked each other from the first episode already. Like I mentioned before, I was convinced there was an actual arranged marriage but I love Lom's idea. Then about the human trafficking, I thought this was about Laos first but then I realised it was actually just about Vasupol. This whole plot was just confusing at first but that makes sense since Din and Rose also didn't know much about it. I also feel like Teepakorn is a really great guy for trying to solve the problems, just sad he ended up like that in the hospital... I thought he actually died but I was wrong.

At first I thought Wasu might be a nice guy but after a few episodes I realised he is just a spoiled kid. I thought Wasu might've been against the arranged marriage aswell but at the point where Din and Wasu held guns to each other, I was like "wait a damn minute, Wasu is actually a very big red flag and clearly brainwashed by his father. I have to admit that I do feel bad for how Wasu was treated back in the days. Wasu just wanted to do fun things with the girls but Din always corrected his behaviour. I'm not saying Din was wrong for it, but it does add up.

Anyways when Wasu talked about a secret spy idk why but I lowkey suspected Motdaeng at first. I probably wasn't the only one who thought this. But then when it turned out Kaew was it, I was like WHAT. I did not see that coming at all. Honestly the last 3 episodes were really rushed and the fire wasn't necessary and then suddenly Din being shot etc, makes no sense. It feels like a lot of it was to solve the argument and it feels kinda unnecessary. Although I do think the secret spy plot was quite fun.

I love the masc vibe Din gives off. Idk it's just super tuff. Din's crush was sooo obvious even the mom noticed like straight away and I love how her whole family ships them and even spoil it to Rose. They both seemed to take that fake honeymoon quite serious though bahhaha. So cute. I also love them using the excuse 'we need to pretend we're really wives' to do certain things and I love how Rose also used it when she was jealous.

I can't believe this is the first drama of Mim Panthita ever. She is such a good actor and I can't wait to see more of her and Apple. Someone said she gives of Kdrama ish vibes and I 100% agree. As for Apple, I'm lowkey surprised how many shows she has been in that I have seen. She mostly played guest role is those though. Cooking crush, Rearrange, I'm tee me too and she's in U prince?? Ugh she is so talented but I never looked into her.

The ending was adorable and I really recommend this gl!! Even if it was rushed towards the ending the romance was extremely cute and this is just one and only green flags (Din and Rose not some of the supporting cast of course).