ashesinthewind

I'm finally watching this, because I love Suar and adored his character Tien in La Pluie, and now I'm angry at myself for waiting so long. I'm not finished yet (one episode more to go), but I have to say that it's a great series and Suar is phenomenal, for me he carries the main couple and the entire basketball plot on his back from the beginning. Episode 11 was absolutely exceptional.

Please give the man another project, he slays.

I'll be watching for Peat, absolutely adore him.

It's so funny to me to read how many people have pointed out the lack of chemistry between Perth and Chimon, because this is what I've thought about them ever since I saw them in NLMG. In my final review of NLMG several months ago, I pointed out the same thing about the characters Perth and Chimon were playing there and immediately got attacked. :D

The plot is a mess and as you pointed out, there's no continuity, the characters jump from one thing to another without any proper development or explanation. The Pimfah SL was a filler that was absolutely unnecessary, and I still have no idea why it has to be included.

I'm excited about the second couple, though, and it seems the plot will pick up after the mains come together, so there's some hope this will get better. And although I still think there's no chemistry between the mains, they are good actors and can hopefully pull it off later when their characters grow up to be more comfortable around each other.

I can accept anything, but claiming that Pond and Phuwin don't have chemistry is like... delusional. Their chemisry, their visuals and the love story between Nueng and Palm was what carried this series, cause the plot certainly wasn't it.

This was so cute that I watched it twice. I also like the leads very much.

I absolutely love this, and the main couple are slaying it. No second couple syndrome for me here.

Happy Birthday!!!

The drama inbetween was a little too much at times, but the racy love scene at the end (which I didn't expect at all, btw, IDK why I was under the impression this was a tame series) made up for it. Really well done, very good chemistry between the MLs.

Also, the break-up of the brother and Tag was long overdue.

OMG, Mew is so much more interesting now that he's finally got some depths and has abandoned the goody-shoes act.

Also, Mew and Ray have to date in order for Ray to finally get over his fixation on Mew. There's no other way, he's been on the path for too long. I approve of it, it has to happen, otherwise Ray will never get to see what's in front of him. Let Mew and Ray date and Ray experience for himself whether his love for Mew is real or not.

The kiss was not okay, true. But there are two things to consider - Vee kissed him first and Sky was not very coherent. He was drunk when the confession and the kiss happened. I don't know, it's kinda mean to confess to your drunk best friend, kiss him, get angry when he kisses back, but rejects you anyway, and then end the friendship with him and treat him like dirt. At least let the guy sober up to consider everything that happened.

I'm totally on Sky's side here, 100%. He didn't do anything wrong and deserves better.

Besides the somehow slow moving plot, my problem with this is that I don't understand why Vee is so mad. Good, he confessed and got rejected. It happens. Why should Sky apologize for this? Why should he be treated like that? Why should he take it, even though now he has decided he likes Vee after all?

Vee is treating Sky so badly that I can't believe they are supposed to have been best friends before and now, no normal person who didn't do anything wrong would let himself be treated that way. I'd advise Sky to run away and get someone else, he deserves none of that.

The brother should stop messing up Phumjai's life and take better care of his own. Seriously, he's hiding his boyfriend, but won't leave his brother figure out by himself who he likes?

The episode was kind of a mess, although I understand why Phumjai would be confused and need some time. But the stuff that happened after they admitted they liked each other was unnecessary drama. They like each other, they both said it, so the logical step would be to come together and see if it works, not push Phumjai at Tammy. Yang's actions didn't make any sense, because in the previous episodes, he tried everything to make Phumjai like him. If there was an obstacle, why consider it now and not before?

Phumjai is so precious and honest, though, and I love that he just won't take it. Seriously, Yang has been throwing longing looks and courting him from the beginning and now he's suddenly pulling back without any proper explanation? Nope, not with baby Phumjai, not this time. 🥰

This is really wonderful, thought-provoking, well-done series with believable slow-burn romance and great side characters. Love it!

Absolutely, I second that. "I Feel You Linger in the Air" is really worth watching.

A very disappointing development, because for me, they didn't establish Kang being into Pimfah from the beginning and I was expecting a nice, straightforward BL romance without anyone third involved for a change. Guess not, it's apparently too simple for whoever wrote this to leave out the obligatory crush one of the MLs has on a girl. If it had to be included, why now, in episode 5?

Only the MLs are saving this, the plot has been more than basic and banal so far.

I didn't understand why Pun and Ashi got together and now I don't understand why they broke up.

That was probably the most satisfying and deserved punch in BL history ever.

I'm rooting so hard for Sand and Ray to make it, you have no idea.

I'm starting to think that Nick and Boston would make a good couple after all. They are both obssessive to the point of not caring about anything but getting what they want disregarding anyone else's feelings. I'm sure Nick will make a good use of that video and Boston is extremely selfish. I wouldn't want to inflict either of them on anyone else.

Top is not really likable either. He didn't need much convincing to cheat. Did he really, with his past, expect Mew not to have any? Seriously?

Thank you! Now they are indeed available again... and I'll stop trying to understand what is going on, because earlier today I couldn't watch them and they appeared as private.

And that massage scene was really something, too. Poor Ashi. I can't decide what Title was trying to do - seduce him (very badly) or hurt him so much that Ashi wouldn't be able to move away if Title decided to jump him right there?