I Feel You Linger in the Air

From the collaboration between P'Tee and P'Boss comes an artsy mystic romance attempted in a retro genre adopted from 'Fragrance of Love' by Jittirain. As disclosed by the leads in the pilot reaction video, the actual 'Khun Yai' and 'Jom' must be the producer-director duo. Are they official yet? Elements of this series have been worked upon at a minuscule level to perfection. The narrative simultaneously dealt with multiple colors of pride, primarily focusing on the ones of higher frequency. From the trailer to the last episode, every hour contained longing and loyalty ornated onto honey-hued film. Nonkul has played the dainty figure well while Bright shone equally. Pacing of the frames is elegantly satiating. Soundtrack speaks of Plumeria symbolizing 'new beginning'. This plant proliferates without pollination hence i inferred that this story enlightens the society about relationships that cannot produce an offspring. They are no inferior to those that can, also are equally valid. I doubt if the special epilogue could materialize since second season often proves to be a disaster.

This has been such a journey, with so many ups and downs, but I made it through this glorious romance, aflame with passion and longing. I got to experience something beautiful to behold:

The love story of Jom and Khun Yai, and the way they see the world. The thoughts they share, the pieces of wisdom within their phrases, and the severity of the decisions they had to make. Their bond is so deep, I can barely put it into words.

I knew it would be heart-wrenching, yet full of warmth, because I read the novel. Every emotion portrayed throughout the drama was so raw and layered that I didn't know where the story would take me in its final moments.

Gripping and filmed at a pace that controlled and intensified the feeling of unease, it was also one of the most romantic queer dramas I've ever watched. I almost forgot the outside world existed when I was watching it. I've never been so emotionally invested in a story as I was with this one. Furthermore, I'm sad now that it's over, but I loved every minute!

The cinematography and scenery are breathtaking. Needless to say, there is something quite alluring about Chiang Mai and its ancient beauty. An unforgettable choice of melodies underscored the poignancy of each moment.

Flawless!

If you were thinking of Thailand to finally work on a Bl which has great storyline, amazing acting, top notch production and the best music score. Then this show is for you. No other Bl can ever beat IFYLITA. Never. It's monstrously beautiful. It's not a typical Bl so don't expect it to be like that. At the end if you like Sci fi you'll enjoy it more as this has time travel in It's storyline. All the characters get their proper time to develop. Each and every details of storyline and acting is so good that at one point I was in doubt if I was actually watching a Thai series or not. I thought they're going to definitely mess it up at the end like they did before whenever they wanted to make different Bls but to my surprise they didn't, rather the end is more beautiful in this show. IT'S A MUST WATCH.

I truly would do anything to watch IFYLITA again for the first time. It made me feel so many emotions with the sentimental journey it yakes the viewer to, with the music, location and atmosphere, I felt such a deep connection with the characters and the story.

Thanks to the spectacular acting skills from both Bright and Nonkul who were able to capture and portray their characters from the novel so beautifully, with their uncanny resemble to the novel, they were able to make NC scenes so perfect as well being placed just right, moving the plot forward and their chemistry is beyond what I have seen before, it feels so real and genuine, the passion and desire was so well done.

Not only that but I truly loved every single aspect of it; the cinematography, acting, chemistry, setting and plot. It's one I would recommend to anyone and everyone, you can just tell how much hard work there was for it and the passion everyone in the cast gave to make us receive such a good polished and beautiful story. And overall having read the novel I can just assure you this is a perfect adaptation that even upgrades various things making it even better.

Even if I can't assure you will feel the same love I do for it, I can tell you, objectively this is one of the best BLs in terms of production and quality, it may be confusing or slow at first but keep an open mind because everything gets explained so well, so I hope you do give it a try and help spread love to this underrated gem, as I've seen many interviews with the director and how much he wanted to do this project so please give it much love since it deserves it, and then with hope we will be able to get a second season.

In conclusion, If you are interested in period drama with angst and a slower pacing this is the 100% show for you, but if you are looking for fast and plotless show this might not be what you are looking for.

I Feel You Linger in the Air is absolutely beautiful and heartwarming, it just hits different. As someone who's always been drawn to historical dramas, I gave this a try and honestly, it did not disappoint. I also have a soft spot for time travel stories, and this one blends that element so well with emotional depth and storytelling that I was hooked from the start.

I've watched a lot of BL series, but none have come close to the emotional pull of this one. I'm deeply invested in it-like, truly. Everything about it is top-tier: the cinematography is stunning, the acting is phenomenal (seriously, every emotion hits right where it should), and even the OST is perfect. It's one of those rare shows where even the supporting cast gets their time to shine, and I really appreciated that.

Now, let's talk about the chemistry, Nonkul and Bright? Undeniable. Their connection feels so raw and genuine, and it really sets this show apart. I've always loved historical BLs like To Sir, With Love, but that one lacked the intimacy between the leads. I Feel You Linger in the Air delivers that and more-you truly feel everything between Jom and Yai.

The ending definitely left me thinking, though, who is that modern-day Yai hugging Jom at the end? I have a theory he's a reincarnation, and I'd love to see that explored more. Honestly, the whole story is so captivating, well-made, and beautifully written. It's a masterpiece in my eyes and the only BL series that's ever made me cry.

Please, let there be a Season 2. I need more.