School Trip: Joined a Group I’m Not Close To
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The story remind you of the past BL Manga you've read!!
easily one of the fluffiest, sweetest doki doki bl dramas of the year!! if you’re familiar with bl manga, trust me, you’ll catch all the little details here and the acting is so manga-like too. i’ve seen kodai in SLGS before, and he’s such a natural actor and i love him so much, so i’m really happy to see him again here. also… kodai reminds me a lot of firstone (thai bl actor) especially in the earlier episodes, they look really similar. as for hideyoshi, this is my first time watching him, but i think he really nails the obsessive/stalker/psychopath vibe with those sharp eyes. anyway, their chemistry is amazing and your heart goes doki doki every time lol. high school romance really is the best ❤️Was this review helpful to you?
IT'S HILARIOUS AF ?
This mini series is literally the only part of Muteluv I cared about, and THANK GOD it delivered. It’s chaotic, sassy, queer and downright stupid funny in the best way. I went in kinda scared because comedy with queer characters can get messy if done wrong, but nope they handled it so well. Zero mockery, all respect, all camp, all vibes.I swear these four episodes had me laughing like CRAZY. Ingky’s punchlines? Criminal. Someone arrest that girl because she did not have to be that funny 😭
I love the whole cast, especially Fluke as Nevia. I didn’t really know him off screen, but he plays this role so naturally it’s wild. His acting, his gestures, everything just fits. And now I get why he’s the leader of AirDoll. Also, every episode I’m just sitting here jealous of his makeup. Like queen WHY are you so pretty??
Mick as Pat is such a perfect casting choice too. He nails the younger cute innocent boyfriend vibe so well. Lego as Ingky looks gorgeous, and Neo is just Neo in the most chaotic way. Big props to Yatch for taking on this queer role too!
What I love the most is how the story focuses on friendship instead of forcing romance, though I’m lowkey shipping BankNevia and PatIngky too. (they're dating in my head).
It’s a genuinely well made comedy and I highly recommend it if you need something light and funny to relieve stress 👍🏻
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Spectacular Performances That Hit You Straight in the Heart
I truly need to thank the casting director and GDH for trusting these rookie actors — Engfa, Jeff, and Keng — with such heavy roles. Their acting is spectacular, and I was genuinely impressed by how fully they embodied their characters.The movie hits hard with its portrayal of how greed can destroy people, regardless of age. It’s heartbreaking to watch a family fall apart over inheritance and wills, but it’s also painfully real. The film captures this reality and its consequences so well, and I honestly think it’s a fantastic representation of what happens in so many families.
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When you fight for love...
A beautiful romance that honestly portrays the challenges couples face, even when love is strong. I had no idea the leads were a real-life couple before watching, which makes their chemistry even more captivating (though they’ve since broken up). Their performances are phenomenal and hit me right in the feels, especially in the most emotional moments. Highly recommend for anyone who loves a heartfelt, realistic love story.Was this review helpful to you?
A Soothing Drama of Food, Growth, and Quiet Love
This drama is super calm and healing, with food really at the center of it. Every scene in the kitchen, every dish being carefully prepared, feels soothing and almost therapeutic. The rhythm of cooking and sharing meals gives the show this gentle flow that makes it easy to just sink into.That said, the large age gap between the leads can be a little uncomfortable, and the chemistry sometimes leans more toward an older-sister/younger-brother vibe rather than straight-up romance. Even so, it’s really refreshing to see a female-centered character in this era. Ichika is independent, skilled, and determined, and her husband Amane quietly supports and believes in her the whole time. Their relationship shows that a healthy marriage can grow from respect, encouragement, and trust, not just instant sparks.
By the end, the drama really drives home that marriage is about two people willing to commit to each other. Feelings don’t have to start as love. They can grow naturally, like Amane’s affection for Ichika. It’s a nice reminder that love can develop from understanding and shared responsibility.
And the ending credits are such a cozy touch. The soft song sets a mellow mood, and the visuals always show people cooking—sometimes Ichika, sometimes other characters. Those small, slice-of-life cooking moments make the world feel alive and comforting, letting the warmth of the episode linger even after it’s over. It’s simple, but it’s exactly the kind of thing that makes this drama feel like a quiet, satisfying escape.
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JimmySea Save the Series
The drama really picks up after Episode 2, once the story shifts to Mae Hong Son. The village setting is breathtaking, and hearing the northern dialect adds so much charm to the atmosphere. At its core, this is a warm story about beliefs, family, and loneliness, and Sea’s acting shows noticeable growth here. Both Jimmy and Sea deliver strong performances, and the special interview segment in the finale is a charming reminder of their chemistry.Unfortunately, that’s where the praise stops. The thriller subplot feels half-baked, with the “big reveal” lacking any real suspense which viewers can spot the villain from the start. The side couple brings some cuteness, but their acting still comes across stiff and monotonous, especially in facial expressions.
Originally, I was leaning toward a solid 7/10, but Jimmy and Sea’s performances elevate the overall experience.
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Obsessed With Their Dynamic
I love their dynamic so much. Both the ML and FL feel like carbon copies of the manga and I am honestly obsessed with their story. It is rare to find a character like Hikaru who balances both feminine and masculine sides so well. The drama is excellent, though I do feel the FL’s acting gets a bit awkward whenever she has to play bubbly and cheerful Haruka. She comes off a little empty headed, loud and shouty, especially in the early episodes. But when it comes to the serious, cool and confident expressions, she absolutely nails it. Other than that, no complaints and I would totally recommend this one <3Was this review helpful to you?
Love, Duty and Brotherhood in Khun Chai Taratorn
This lakorn is a nice entry point into the Juthathep series because it explains the background of these 5 brothers and also why the grandmother is so set on marrying one of her grandsons to the Dhevaprom girls. The story centers on Khun Chai Yai, the eldest grandson, and honestly, his smile is everything. Every time he smiles, it feels like your heart just melts.The plot mixes archaeology with a thieves storyline, so if that topic is not your thing, some parts might feel a little boring. On the other hand, the crossdressing scenes are pretty fun and give the show a lighter touch.
What I really like is that there are no villains when it comes to relationships. All the main and second leads are genuinely good people who want the best for the people they love. The only real conflict is inside Khun Chai Yai himself. He struggles between carrying out his duty as the eldest son and following his own heart. It adds drama, but I also felt a bit impatient with how long it took him to realize his true feelings.
If you are an eldest son or daughter, you will probably connect with the struggles of both Khun Chai Yai and Khun Kate even more. Their situations are easy to sympathize with. On top of that, the show does a great job of showing the strong brotherhood among the Juthathep brothers, which makes the story feel warmer and more heartfelt.
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