Still 2gether

A level up jumping from the previous series. It's different now, though; it's not about the butterflies and the thrill of uncertainty and the first stages of ~~love~~ but about maintaining this newfound love as persons in a relationship. Even still, the plot was as (or even more) entertaining compared to 2gether as Wat and Tine braved through hurdles and embraced the rewards of their relationship. They are now more stable and more developed since they became an item, and viewers get a chance to see both Wat and Tine's perspectives equally. What I appreciated the most, though, was how the romance was employed nicely through characterization, dialogue, and action. The series knows how to let its audience feel Wat and Tine's relationship just by letting the characters be themselves--nothing too forced, nothing too on the nose in the conventions of the BL genre. And, as always, Win and Bright were good actors. I wonder how it must have been to film the last scene 😉