Reviews

saw the OG Japanese movie a while back, so…

saw the OG Japanese movie a while back, so i know how this supposed to go - yet i enjoyed this. i don't get what traumatized Anda when he was a kid, but i get not wanting to become famous especially when ur born to one of the most well-known showbiz families in Thailand. u will always be in their shadow & will have to work extra hard to achieve anything & still people will either say that ur successful cause of ur family/connections or ur not as good as them... so Anda wanting no part of showbiz life is logical. he wants to create a new path - where he is his own individual & there wont be any comparisons to his parents or his sibling. but in-spite of him being the only introvert in a family of extrovert's, anyone can see they every loving & warm towards each other. ******************************************************************************************************************not much to go on about the ML, yeah he was a cute kid that grew-up to be a man infatuated... so the kindness he showed Anda when he was in drag, is neither here nor there. but when he had Anda's wig in hand, after he had second earlier kissed it was hilarious, the look on his face was priceless lol - *************************************************************************************maybe just me but Kittipat (Ryou) & Ratchanon (Bank look like they could be siblings - kinda weird - just me?

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until now this was well written & acted…

until now this was well written & acted (not that the acting turned bad), but this ep was a sh*t show. where everything the good-guys could do wrong, they did - they were all thumbs & wouldn't have been able to find their own asses with their own two hands. it was Very frustrating to watch them bumble around making mistake after mistake... but it was obvious that this was written this way cause "they" wanted a cliff hanger in this ep & a grand finale in the last ep. **********************************the sec Thup asked Singha to be his bf i knew things were gonna get bad. bummer this was very predictable & "they" had to f*ck it up towards the end - oh well.

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that teacher is such a bad cliché & i…

that teacher is such a bad cliché & i kinda want Toru's mother to beat the crap out of him. he is just targeting Toru & his gang cause they supposed delinquents - when they might look it but actions wise they goofballs that r lazy & not interested in anything but hanging out together in their "club" room & daydream about being badasses. it's kinda juvenile but fitting. ********also find it kinda weird that Toru keeps calling Kishi an adult, just cause he's straight-laced & always in a suite? meeh he looks the same age as Toru & i haven't seen any info that says otherwise - he can be a tutor as Toru's age - there a lot of ace student's that teach younger kids or kids their own age that r like Toru - not that smart...

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this was surprisingly good & it's…

this was surprisingly good & it's surprising cause i was worried the over acting would get to me. idk if the Japanese thugs actually act this way - but it is comical more then scary (& not in a good way) even if they can be dangerous teens. but it turned out quite sweet & it was more fun then funny - cause again the over exaggerated behavior was kinda off putting, not hilarious at least not to a foreigner who isn't Japanese, so the joke went over my head. *****************************************************but like i said, i enjoyed this & i love Toru, he is adorable & very sweet (at least i thought so when he was with Kishi), found it ironic that he called Kishi cute, when i was actually (at that moment) thinking how cute he was lol.... also his inner voice was funny & very sweet. idk how this gonna turn into a BL, but can't wait to see...

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A future worth waiting for

The finale felt warm, hopeful, and deeply satisfying. Yu and Xiu’s goodbye at the park was tender and full of unspoken emotion — the kind that doesn’t need big words. I loved how their playful sparring never took away from how solid they feel as a couple. His quiet support, thoughtful gestures, and belief in her growth made every moment feel earned.Watching Xiu step confidently into her future, while Yu ties up the past with care and responsibility, felt right. The drama ends not with grand declarations, but with trust, respect, and the promise of shared tomorrows. This was a beautifully written, well-paced story with characters worth loving — one I’d happily watch again, laughter, tears, and all. (And yes, don’t miss the after-credits scene.)What truly drew me into this drama in the first place was the role-play game element. Watching the characters step into different identities in a virtual reality setting, strategize, and compete to win added a layer of fun and creativity that set this story apart from other dramas I’ve loved. It wasn’t just a gimmick — it became part of how they connected, misunderstood, and eventually understood each other. The OSTs elevated that experience even more. I grew especially attached to It’s My Turn, searching for it across music platforms and waiting for its release like a small personal adventure. That blend of story, game, and music made this drama feel uniquely immersive for me.

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Emotionally Brutal Episode for Nan Heng

This episode dealt more emotional gut punches to Nan Heng as first, despite his having given up so much and suffered so much to protect Minister Song from punishment, the latter STILL didn't want to accept his marriage to Song Yi Meng. Next, while disguised as Li Sixteen, he receives very hurtful words from Song Yi Meng herself (who, to be fair, does not seem to be aware of what Nan Heng did to protect her father). These leave him very depressed. And then, finally, while this is less impactful, he gets into yet another scuffle with idiot, pathetic Chu Gui Hong that ends in an exchange of more hurtful words and at this point the final severance of any trace remnants of their long-ago friendship. The series so far has focused for quite some time on Nan Heng going through emotional growth and getting hit with stuff like the above. Feels like the series needs to now start showing some character growth on the part of Song Yi Meng, who still his stubbornly hanging on to her OG script presumptions about Nan Heng and fate.

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