So let's start by saying this series is really worth watching despite my review.

I binged-watched the series over several nights. It's a good and easy watch.

The actresses have good chemistry, which helped make the series very watchable. The acting was good as well, that is all around, not just the main two characters.

There is no tragedy or gut-wrenching, tear-inducing scene, no comedy, overly cute parts or big romantic scene, but they are not needed in this as the story and character dynamics are interesting and fresh.

The series looked polished, costumes fit the part, sets were well chosen, and filmed well, they even got away with acceptable advert promotions within the script, which can really be bad and out of place in many Thai GL's

The bad, not much, but important

It was over too quickly; it occasionally seemed to jump to a scene without proper explanation or left a scene without a clear conclusion.

The story lacked depth, the backstories needed expanding, in fact in more of everything was needed. Not sure if I blame the writers or that the budget only allowed 8 episodes.

It does contain some toxic scenes; drugging someone to get information is not something that should really be forgiven, but I let it go.

The series needed more time in some places and less in others, and the last episode was so rushed, nothing worked well.

If you're a fan of the couple, I think you will give this 9 stars for thier performance, they carried it.

I wanted to give this 8 stars until the last episode, which tried and failed to fit everything in and was a bit mess, made no sense in place and gave me nothing in the end. So 7 star, which some may think unfair.

If I give any stars 7 or above means it was good; below 5 means I think it was bad.

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