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To early to tell? It's only 2 episodes, though compared with Naughty Babe, there seems to be some improvement, especially with Nat. In the BTS clips, they did mention there was an acting coach on site, so maybe that's why.

Most people usually don't rate a series until they've finished watching, so I wouldn't take the current rating seriously. Plus, episodes 1 and 2 currently stand at 8.7 and 8.3, respectively, meaing feedback has been positive.

MDL ratings don't mean much. Plus, it's only 2 episodes in, so as more people watch it, the rating will change.

Well, when DMD announced the series and who'll be in it, fans have more or less viewed this as a MaxNat series, so... *shrug

Plus, it's not like they've only been working with each other. Max was recently in Marry's Mission, while Nat has been cast in an upcoming drama called Illusion. So, CP or not, it's good that they're also doing their own thing.

IFYLITA was top-notched quality in pretty much all aspects, so even though they cut the novel into half most fans weren't disappointed. They're just bummed that there might not be a season 2 to explore the other time-traveling storyline.

The novel is good. The concern is how they're going to fit everything into 10 episodes. It's like I Feel You Linger In The Air all over again. They only have 12 episodes, so they pretty much chop the novel in half and only focus on the first half of the novel. For Two Worlds, chances are they're going to cut out a lot of material from the book.

No surprise there. If MaxNat don't end up together fans are gonna riot. Plus, they're one of the selling points of the series, so it doesn't really make sense to split them in the series.

Probably due to budget? I mean, I've only read parts of the novel, but those who have read the whole thing all said they'll need more than 10 episodes to do the novel justice. So, I imagine they're going to cut out a lot of materials, which might make parts of the plot confusing.

Acting wasn't top-notched, but compared with Naughty Babe, I see some improvements. However, I'm more concerned about production. The plot in the novel is very complex, so I honestly don't know how they're going to fit everything into 10 episodes. Even though the first two episodes were good, I still see some moments where the flow was kinda choppy, or that they jumped from one scene to another so fast that it left me going wait, what just happened?

It's still early to tell how this series will turn out, but I can tell they put in a lot of effort into making this, so hopefully it'll turn out good.

Yeah, that part felt weird to me. In the novel, he didn't realize he was in a different universe. He initially thought he nearly drowned but managed to survived. It was only when he went home and found it abandoned and in shambles, and then met Tai from that universe, then he started to realize he may have traveled to a parallel universe.

Ugh, I'm still pissed about 609 Bedtime Story. They really butchered the novel for that one. Not even OhmFluke could save it. They can write a book on "what NOT to do when adapting a novel about parallel universe into live-action."

As for Kram, he's the one who traveled from one universe to another (or more accurately, swam to the other universe), so naturally, he's still himself. I'm not sure what his doppelganger is like though since he died before the events of the novel. Although it is interesting to see how differently Tai and Phupha turned out in different universe because of Kram.

It's available in Thai on Meb, but so far, there hasn't been any word about translations.

Reading the comment section and thinking wow, sounds like people are either scared of this series because they didn't want to be disappointed (again), or watching this series with little to no expectations because no one knows what this series is really about. XD

To be honest, I didn't like Nat's acting in Naughty Babe, either. The whole cutesy sassy child act just wasn't working for me. However, I thought his acting has improved in Two Worlds. Still, whether it's consistent or not, it's too early to tell with just two episodes.

Finally got around to finish watching this. I have to say, I had high hopes after Not Me, but Cooking Crush really fell short of expectations this time. As always, OffGun's acting is on point, but seriously, did GMMTV have to give them ANOTHER college drama? They're kinda past that now that they're both in their 30's. Still, it's not a bad series. Hopefully, The Trainee will give us something different.

It ain't perfect, but definitely different from your typical BL dramas.

Not on the Kongthup Channel, but iQiyi Thailand. They just streamed it.

It's been uploaded onto YT, but there are no subs.

The author is currently translating it and it's available on readawrite. It's only up to chapter 7 though. For those who haven't read the novel, Tai in world 1 is an AH, but Tai in world 2 is a good person. I think the series tries to bring this out in 2 episodes but they might've rushed it, so it may be confusing for viewers.

So far, I am finding the series quite interesting. Since there are parallel worlds, the actors are basically playing two different roles. That's a pretty big challenge, and one that wasn't seen in Naughty Babe.

Maybe he took some acting classes? Plus, there wasn't much room for character development in Naughty Babe. Still, he needs to learn to stop swaying his head. I don't know if it's a reflex or what, but while it's less apparent than Naughty Babe, it's still there.