This has to be the most giving roller-coaster of emotion from the Thai BLs I’ve watched this year. The start was too cruel and unacceptable to the point that I hate the overall appearance of Kanghan. I can’t stand those people who are privileged and keep bullying the weak for the sake of their entertainment. My blood kept boiling during the first few episodes of the inhumane behavior of the bully students as well as the evil teachers who were biased toward those students with power. The drama gets me into the pit of range and it somehow contributes a lot since I keep loving Sailom, better and better.

When I say that Chimon is dangerous for a homosexual series, I am of the combination of how great he is as an actor along with playing a gay role that has been my go-to type of genre. I cried episode by episode and wished nothing but genuine happiness to Sailom and his brother. Our boy deserves all the generosity in the world and always feel so touched by how hardworking and kind his personality is, despite the hellish world he lives in.

Throughout the show, I can see the redemption era of Kanghan and his crew, until the time when I fully forgive him but never forget how toxic he is from the start. Perth and Chimon have established an unexpectedly firm and solid chemistry. Their acting skills provide such an intimate and genuine touch of their respective characters.

The second couple, Marc and Pawin, did their best to keep up with the main couple. They previously acted as the main couple but this project is exceptional for the two of them since it attracts more people to be indulged with their pairing. Honestly, ever since their first drama together, I have been in love with them and am so happy to see a better result from them in this show.

Another memorable plot twist that the drama provides to us is the unexpected love triangle with Sailom, Kanghan, and Pimfah who have feelings for one person but the other person has feelings for the other person. Thankfully, Pimfah ended up moving on and found her future partner to their new teacher, Napdao.

Overall, Dangerous Romance has a good way of showcasing a dramatic youthful story between people with deep pasts. I like how consistent they are in providing us a quality-wise episodes. Best scene? -the cute and goofy smiles of Sasilom when having a bath together with Kanghan.