real and valid reaction
Nakhun’s reaction to traveling back in time is so valid. So why in earth am I seeing comments saying they did this series dirty or that it's messy? Girl, where?Be real, if you got the chance to travel back in time to a place where you had nothing—absolutely nothing—you’d be terrified. You would have no idea where you were, why you were there, or who any of those people were. We should be thankful Nakhun didn't just break down, because if that were me, I’d be sobbing at all those unfamiliar faces and surroundings.
Anyways, (my review on the meantime): I never thought I’d switch companies that fast. I used to be a huge fan of the blue company, (not badmouthing them, of course)—but I’ve found Domundi’s way of storytelling to be unique, natural, and truly one of a kind.
When I watched “Your Sky,” starring Thomas and Kong, I was shocked because I didn't feel any of that typical second-hand embarrassment. From then on, I fell in love with the cast and started researching them. I watched the pilots for several stories; the ones that caught my attention first were Duang with You, Khemjira, Mr. Fanboy, Magic Lovers, and Love Upon a Time. As someone who loves time-travel period dramas, Love Upon a Time immediately intrigued me. It made me wonder, “How will they convey the message this time?” I’ve seen many time-travel dramas, but never a BL. So, I decided to give it a try, and once again, I fell in love. It’s like this company puts some kind of poison in their series—it’s so addictive and satisfying, without being cringey.
I also love heavy angst. As a writer, I know those hurtful, heavy crying scenes are a pain in the ass to write, but they are so worth it. Overall, Domundi never ceases to amaze me. They keep raising my standards for visuals, storytelling, natural acting, and casting.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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