All the people complaining about Tong/Pae must have watched a different series. The show never hinted once at…
I expected they wouldn’t really give TongPae, and not mad about it. That tiny bit of interaction between Tong and Pae already made me happy. What I’m curious about is the tea between DMD and the author...can you spill? Hahahah thanks!
Now that Duang With You has ended, I finally want to share my personal take and journey while watching this series. I’ll try not to sound biased...but honestly, I’ve been waiting for PorTeeTeepor’s series ever since their Domundi friendship days.
When I first watched Ep 1, I was really hoping they wouldn’t turn Duang into a child-like, overly cringey character...that’s usually a dealbreaker for me (though if you enjoy that, no judgment). But thankfully, that wasn’t the case at all. Duang may be extra, but he’s never cringey. He’s just very extroverted, and as the story progresses, you realize how genuinely lovable he is. His “extra” personality has limits—he understands boundaries and knows how to read the room. That kind of writing made his character feel natural and well thought out.
As for Qin, his character from Episode 1 until the end was consistently and excellently written. There was clear growth, depth, and purpose in his journey.
And the acting? Teetee and Por truly delivered. They brought the characters to life exactly how I imagined them when I read Duang With You novel. Their chemistry is undeniably strong—it’s the kind that pulls you in without trying too hard.
The only thing that slightly annoyed me was when some photo spoilers were released but never actually made it into the episodes—but it’s fine, I just left those moments to my imagination.
What I also loved is that every character felt likable, even the side ones, and the small details didn’t go unnoticed. After Khemjira, this series easily stands as another masterpiece for me. It’s well-balanced and manages to bring out a full range of emotions.
Every episode left me anticipating the next.. I even rewatched multiple times, which I rarely do with other BL series. I also dropped a lot of BL series after episodes 2 or 3 if they’re not delivering.
At some point, I realized I had grown so emotionally attached to this show. It became a comfort, and in a way, something in me healed while watching it.
If you haven’t seen it yet, give it a try. It genuinely gets better with every episode.
And to Domundi—please keep creating more well-written series across different genres. You clearly know how to deliver something special.
I dropped this at ep 2 because I really couldn’t continue watching. The main couple didn’t have chemistry, and their acting felt meh. Everytime Teerak was on screen, I skipped..and whenever he talked, it made me cringe. Honestly, it felt like you're talking to a 10 yr old. There were a lot of fluffy series out there, but not like this. The story and script weren’t well written. So far, this was the worst series I had watched from Domundi. Hopefully they will continue to release like Khemjira, DWY, and LUAT.
Kinda boring. And the scene where he cuts Natsuo’s hair - felt unrealistic because his hairstyle barely changed — it honestly looked like he didn’t cut it at all. Lol
Honestly, I’m just here for the two male leads—Yun Jae and Ji Hun. Their chemistry is the only thing keeping me watching. I’ve been skipping every time Yun Jae imagined Ji Eun (as a woman). If Ji Hun reverts to Ji Eun (being a woman), I’ll be dropping this drama completely.
When I first watched Ep 1, I was really hoping they wouldn’t turn Duang into a child-like, overly cringey character...that’s usually a dealbreaker for me (though if you enjoy that, no judgment). But thankfully, that wasn’t the case at all. Duang may be extra, but he’s never cringey. He’s just very extroverted, and as the story progresses, you realize how genuinely lovable he is. His “extra” personality has limits—he understands boundaries and knows how to read the room. That kind of writing made his character feel natural and well thought out.
As for Qin, his character from Episode 1 until the end was consistently and excellently written. There was clear growth, depth, and purpose in his journey.
And the acting? Teetee and Por truly delivered. They brought the characters to life exactly how I imagined them when I read Duang With You novel. Their chemistry is undeniably strong—it’s the kind that pulls you in without trying too hard.
The only thing that slightly annoyed me was when some photo spoilers were released but never actually made it into the episodes—but it’s fine, I just left those moments to my imagination.
What I also loved is that every character felt likable, even the side ones, and the small details didn’t go unnoticed. After Khemjira, this series easily stands as another masterpiece for me. It’s well-balanced and manages to bring out a full range of emotions.
Every episode left me anticipating the next.. I even rewatched multiple times, which I rarely do with other BL series. I also dropped a lot of BL series after episodes 2 or 3 if they’re not delivering.
At some point, I realized I had grown so emotionally attached to this show. It became a comfort, and in a way, something in me healed while watching it.
If you haven’t seen it yet, give it a try. It genuinely gets better with every episode.
And to Domundi—please keep creating more well-written series across different genres. You clearly know how to deliver something special.