The first 9 episodes are amazing. Highly recommended. Watch up to that point and then make up your own satisfying ending.

Because eps 10-13 are utter disappointment. Sarawat and Tine wind up being more like platonic roommates, who barely hug or show any closeness. You can drive a truck through them during most parts, they stand so far apart.

ManType is the only reason to watch eps 10-13. In the end, they demonstrate more closeness than the main couple.

MilPhukong is just toxic. Phukong needs to get out of that situation.

In the end, it’s a disappointment.

If it IS the case that Bright doesn’t want to do any more bl, I fully support that decision. He seemed uncomfortable with the scenes and he can’t really act.

Win is promising and I hope he finds satisfying roles in the future.

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I’m not going to lie — MIR2 is often infuriating to watch. Fuse is SO INFURIATING, watching him pull a “let’s just be friends” with Tee to “date” (if you can call it that) Jean. But it’s a genuine journey that the characters go on, and in the end, it’s actually worth sitting through. Yes, I yelled repeatedly at Fuse. I even yelled at Tee. But it was very much like Theory of Love in that way.

Book and Frame’s story is so emotional. Watching Frame support Book throughout his controversy was so powerful.

I don’t know why people don’t like the acting in this series — I think they’re all quite good and I exceptionally disagree with the sentiment that Boom (Tee) isn’t a good actor. He’s excellent at expressing his emotions in his eyes.

I actually liked this sequel MORE than the original just because it really felt like a powerful emotional story and a real journey for the characters. It was frustrating but ultimately rewarding.

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