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Save the best for the last
For a series that really sucks within their first three episodes (it's all just forced pairings, unnecessary fan services, and storylines that gaslights your braincell's ability to your critical thinking and logic) finally the final episode is a one to save and forgive all the mess behind.The acting between Earth & Mix is just romantically beautiful, I think it's a rare gem to find a BL episode where a couple's romantics at their moderate-to-advance stage can be both steamy hot, candid, and heartwarming at the same time. While their tour of the city center is way too glamorous and out of touch with ordinary gay couples, but I still adore on one different approach: exposing a free-of-drama, casual, and boring date of a gay couple, something I rarely find in most BLs too.
However, there's one thing we need to question: during the scene where Phu Pha gives the ring to Tian, they somehow didn't mention at all what's all that for (at least in the English subtitle)? Is this a wedding proposal, engagement ring, or just a personal gift?? Yes, Thailand's politics on same-sex marriage is complicated and none of us non-Thai citizen can intervene. but in this case we need more than ambiguous ending from you, the writers and director.
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Liked it!
The acting and the minimal plot were fluffy and pleasant to watch. The ending was, of course, fantastic. I was very pleased. It's a great watch to put on for comfort even after watching it once. Earth and Mix delivered beautifully and the characters' banter with Pat and Pran was fun too. I do wish that the source of their disagreement would have been talked through a little more...but it didn't detract from the overall effectiveness of the episodes. I enjoyed it and I'll be coming back to it. I don't have much else to say but I need more characters for this review...Cet avis était-il utile?
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Cute Followup to the Main Series
**Brief Synopsis**B (Teacher): Tian
T (Village Chief): Phupha
This story takes place a few years after the end of the series. B and T have been living in the village for some time now and enjoying life together and working. Things change however when B has friends from the city coming in to visit him. B then has to go back to the city for a celebration. T is invited to join him but he refuses. At the end however, he still makes a way to the city to give B a surprise. They go on a date; B buys cloth for T and they have diner with B’s parents. The story ends with them kissing.
**My Opinion**
WHAT I LIKED ABOUT IT:
- I appreciated the moment when B introduced T to his parents, especially the opportunity for T to engage in a meaningful conversation with B's father. Witnessing the transformation in T's parents throughout the series was heartening, and I'm glad to see them evolving positively for the sake of their son.
- I have mixed feelings about the special not being as fluffy as I initially expected. T and B have been together for quite some time now, and it's only natural that the honeymoon phase has passed. While their love remains strong, it has evolved into a more subdued and mature form. Instead of passionate intimate scenes, their affection is expressed through genuine care for each other. It's a realistic portrayal of a long-term relationship, yet I can't help but wish for more of those heartwarming, fluffy moments.
- They have excellent chemistry and their kissing scenes are so good.
WHAT I DIDN’T LIKE ABOUT IT:
- It’s a little short. I would have loved to see them be more loveydovey.
**Conclusion**
It’s really nice to see the couple once again.
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