Yaaawn... I'm so bored. This goes nowhere. I think I dropped off at the part where they started to plan some random guys' wedding. Like seriously?! At this point, I like the second leads acting much better. I'd be happy to watch them in another series. Anyway, it's over and out from me but wish you all a great watching:))
I think it's the first bl I've watched where the female characters are more interesting, expressive and better acted. Both moms are awesome. Nueng's shitty attitude and that whole 'servant' thing is killing the romance for me though. Or is slave a better word since I didn't hear any remuneration being mentioned for the supposed 'bodyguard duty'? I liked how the story started but it hit a level of illogical writing where it's getting hard for me to enjoy. The less than stellar acting by the leads doesn't help either. Why is Nueng like a dumb lamb letting himself be led wherever. Doesn't he at least have an emergency cash stash somewhere, not to mention a safe place? I totally get the mother wanting someone trustworthy as a companion to help keep an eye on him at school. But the lack of additional security is absurd. I find it funny that everyone just believes Palm'll protect a near-stranger, risking his own life, because his father ordered him to… What if someone came to him with an offer containing a lot of zeroes to betray the young master? I'd be so tempted:D Yeah, I'm not too fond of Nueng. Maybe some hidden depths of character will be revealed later on… But for now I'm cheering loudly in the PalmxMaggie corner;) Btw if 'bendan' is the best Nueng can come up with to flirt in Chinese, he should watch Winter Begonia - that show made flirting with insults into an art form:)
Why would he punch him in the junk🙀 Ain't he got a use for it? Well, that's if you believe the premise about…
I'm guessing nobody's;) Probably just happened because of outside reasons. Gotta say might be one of the worst pairings I've encountered - not a good visual fit, plenty awkward acting moments and little chemistry...
Why would he punch him in the junk🙀 Ain't he got a use for it? Well, that's if you believe the premise about…
Sure other dicks exist but attached to someone attractive, interested and able to fulfill your kinks - not that common either... Lol I guess I am putting too much stock in their supposed kinkiness and sexual compatibility, while it isn't really shown on-screen... But oh well we all see what we see:) I guess I just get why Kim would be intrigued. I also don't think Kamol is in love/obsessed as much as decisive, knowing what he wants and used to getting it.
At this point, I think Kim's not actually resisting anymore because: -Part of him wants to get over his ex.-Kamol…
Why would he punch him in the junk🙀 Ain't he got a use for it? Well, that's if you believe the premise about them getting to kink-bond over a passion filled night. That's the reason there - if anyone in the team gave two shits about execution, this could be a genuinely good storyline about someone getting their first taste of kink and getting roped into a relationship, while struggling between temptation, craving and fear. I saw people in rl make really stupid decisions in pursuit of that high, so I find Kim very level-headed in comparison:) I personally think their dynamic's quite fun - but it'd be much easier to sell if there was at least a trace of sexual tension between the two actors.
Yeah, I agree. I think that was the most entertaining bit of the episode...seeing how they interacted in that…
Yes I hope that push and pull develops into sth equally interesting:) I have no idea what is going on with this fake kissing... I thought it was just the terrible editing in ep1 that made it look so bad. But I guess it's deliberate?! Kind of weird mood killer... I'd say either improve or skip altogether.
This is so bad and everyone agrees. The first 3 episodes have gotten so much fun hate but it is clear that this…
Well, the series went all the way from terrible to just bad in the last 4 eps - that deserves a praise! I think the fun hate just run its course - not much point repeating same things every week. I don't think anyone doubts how badly executed this is though. More like who cares when it entertains;)
Kim you have a literal mafia boss simping HARD over you! Just give in! I mean I would... Also, Baboon/Khom as…
Lol I thought it was smart of Kim to try and carve himself a place he'd be comfortable with in that relationship first. Begin as you mean to go and all that.
I'm so dead:D Poor Lop. I like their dynamic. Watching Kim test and undermine Kamol on his turf was quite entertaining. I still don't get who Cherry is to Kamol and Day to Kim but I can live with that. But yeah the non-kisses are a turnoff..
Ep3 was snail-paced. Way too much staring at nothing, sighing and self-talk... Still I giggle-cackled through half of it - this series is like a laughter therapy to me. That spooky blood message was my fav:D I'm not sure I like where this is going next though. Is Cherry actually pursuing Kamol? That'd be pathetically logic-defying cause the guy couldn't be more clear about his lack of interest. I thought she just wanted in on his business or sth more interesting. I guess we'll see.
Yes, it's like train wrack you can't take your eyes off. But somehow its enjoyable to watch.
Lol feel sorry for the actors, but I'm not gonna fault people for taking the piss when deserved. Can't believe no one in the production team saw what we saw - that scene should've never been approved for airing.
Ahoy:) I watched it and had fun! It does feel like a major creative misunderstanding - the kind of mess that happens…
Haha! Not sure if I'm more scared or excited to watch the next bed scene… could be the last straw or the best laugh of the week… They should add suspense to the tags;) KP? For now it's more like Chai Jidan's stuff lol. Still haven't caught up with that one btw. Every time I plan to, I mysteriously end up doing sth else... Ep2 scarred me:D Me and comedy in KP - now that's the very definition of no chemistry;)
Song Yi's script one-third in: 15 sentences + 150 utterances of 'er lang':D I'm basically watching this for the eyecandy - the sets, the city, the natural scenery, the fighting… though I wish the use of harnesses was less obvious. Also, wish the camera work was a little less nausea-inducing. I don't really care about any of the characters though, and the mystery is not engaging. Not sure why, cause they're similarly designed to the longest day in Changan and that one was thrilling. Maybe it's the lack of good, properly fleshed out adversaries/villains? Or maybe it's the direction and I just vibe with Cao Dun's storytelling better. Still, I hope some exciting characters/story arcs will appear later on... Oh, one thing I do love is the bgm. I got goosebumps a few times - the good kind:)
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I liked how the story started but it hit a level of illogical writing where it's getting hard for me to enjoy. The less than stellar acting by the leads doesn't help either. Why is Nueng like a dumb lamb letting himself be led wherever. Doesn't he at least have an emergency cash stash somewhere, not to mention a safe place? I totally get the mother wanting someone trustworthy as a companion to help keep an eye on him at school. But the lack of additional security is absurd.
I find it funny that everyone just believes Palm'll protect a near-stranger, risking his own life, because his father ordered him to… What if someone came to him with an offer containing a lot of zeroes to betray the young master? I'd be so tempted:D
Yeah, I'm not too fond of Nueng. Maybe some hidden depths of character will be revealed later on… But for now I'm cheering loudly in the PalmxMaggie corner;)
Btw if 'bendan' is the best Nueng can come up with to flirt in Chinese, he should watch Winter Begonia - that show made flirting with insults into an art form:)
KP? For now it's more like Chai Jidan's stuff lol. Still haven't caught up with that one btw. Every time I plan to, I mysteriously end up doing sth else... Ep2 scarred me:D Me and comedy in KP - now that's the very definition of no chemistry;)
I'm basically watching this for the eyecandy - the sets, the city, the natural scenery, the fighting… though I wish the use of harnesses was less obvious. Also, wish the camera work was a little less nausea-inducing.
I don't really care about any of the characters though, and the mystery is not engaging. Not sure why, cause they're similarly designed to the longest day in Changan and that one was thrilling. Maybe it's the lack of good, properly fleshed out adversaries/villains? Or maybe it's the direction and I just vibe with Cao Dun's storytelling better. Still, I hope some exciting characters/story arcs will appear later on...
Oh, one thing I do love is the bgm. I got goosebumps a few times - the good kind:)