This is the first straight, serious lakorn I have ever watched. Is it me or the plot really flows well? I am used to J & K dramas and I was expecting something will appear out of nowhere so this was indeed refreshing.

It was a good series until in the middle. Sila hates how people berates his aunt and his business but isn't he too much with Min? He keeps on pulling and dragging her here and there - too much physical assault! >_<

I cannot believe even though have skipped 2-3 episode, I'm still on track. Too many unnecessary scenes and then it became draggy a lot in the middle up to the end. Too much face-focusing scene which lasts for almost a minute like c'mon I already memorized their faces esp Sila's. Min's character is annoying as well. She keeps on being nosy to other people's business and when Sila turns back on her, she's now pushing him away.

But if you're after a good story, I can still recommend you this. If you're like me who hates slowwww drama plots, well, Hua Jai Sila is the series for you.

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A heartfelt Thai BL with action

Kinnporsche may not have made it to the top of my list for Thai BL, but it definitely found a place in my heart. There were some loose ends that needed tying up, especially regarding the truth between the dad (main family head) and uncle (minor family head). The uncle was supposed to say something before the dad killed him, leaving me uncertain about whom to trust since the dad has already lied multiple times in the series. This particular scene doesn't sit well on me.

However, I must give credit to the action scenes that was well-executed. Although comedies weren't necessary, they somehow added to the overall fun.

Finally, it's refreshing to see a Thai BL that doesn't revolve around school romance. It's been a while since I last watched one, and now I finally understand why there was so much hype around this series last year.

And let's not forget Vegas' sexy english and Jeff's amazing OST. Overall, it was a beautiful BL experience.

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It was a good drama until the few last episodes where it felt like it was rushed.

I was thinking Kyung's step bro was the writer. I never knew nor seen in the story that he revealed or Kyung discovered that step bro is aware, and so is Ju Da. It just popped out in some episodes that they are automatically aware. I was looking forward to Do Hwa being happy or sth when he knew Ju Da is aware but nah.

I am all for Do Hwa & Ju Da and the way she decided to end up with Nam Ju is wth thing to me. She is confusing as F.

Who, how, and why? This drama is all okay at first and in the middle but the ending? ugh.

As the series says, the writer is using the same characters from the previous books. How about everything changed in the new book? Like some random extra to be on spotlight or Dan Oh to be partnered with other guys. I guess that will be amazing.

Skip this one. Sad to say. You'll only feel the rush from start til mid, then it will throw you somewhere at the last part. As much as I love Kyung and Do Hwa but the ending ruined it!

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I initially intended to watch this because of KYK. But then again if you are into light rom-com drama, you can try this one.

What I liked about this drama is that its so light there was a 'zero-to-no' love triangle. What I disliked was how super fast forward it was from last 2 episodes.

Didn't satisfied on some points:
* Director Do's mom being soft at the end
* The process on how Director Do fell in love with Jeong Gal Hee was not clear (like when did it really started)
* Veronica Park not really minding everything getting tangled up when she allowed Jeong Gal Hee played along

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