Dangerous Romance

I had awaited this series for so long! Although there isn't much PerthChimon series, I enjoyed their chemistry. That being said, I was SUPERRR excited when I found out that this series was being made.

It was a strong start, and then became..mid

Was the writing amazing? No. Which sadly leads to why my overall rating decreases.

I truly wanted to enjoy this, I really did. But.. What more can I do when the writing goes down hill?

Sailom seemed like a badass character who can stand up for himself and friends, but then forgives the bully almost right away? Is that really reasonable? No..

Personally, after the stuff Kanghan had did to them, I wouldn't forgive him that easily. I understand that Sailom had liked him before, but I'd still be pretty upset, especially when involving friends.

Putting that aside, the overall story was okay. Just two boys getting closer, and then falling in love. Classic.

The parts near the ending episodes get me upset. The way Kang just let Sailom go when he was going through a tough time as well infuriates me. I understand Kangs father was in a coma and Sailoms brother was the one who was accused, but that doesn't make Sailom the bad guy. If you put your trust in him, that doesn't mean you have to put your trust in his brother. So why act like it's his fault when it's his brothers?

Overall, the chemistry lacked. Off screen, they are adorable. On screen? More of a bromance than a romance. The story was extremely messy.

The only reason I finished is because I needed something to watch on my Fridays, and I love both of the actors.

If you need something to pass the time, this is right. If you need something to get you invested, this may not be the right choice.

A spoon of enemy-turn-lover formula, a tea spoon of friendship value, a spoonful of family drama, a dash of love-triangle, and last but not least, a pinch of crime mystery. Brewed in a special cauldron that is BL, you get Dangerous Romance. For those who love the enemy-turn-lover plot, then this series is right up your alley. This series is also about friendship and family values. I've watched quite a lot of BL series this year, most of them were kind of disappointing. Too bland and monotone, made me kept on fast forwarding through all of them. But not this one. It's intriguing and engaging your emotion. Definitely worth watching!

Perth and Chimon are tremendous actors, their potential being grey characters. Instead of casting them in a high school romcom it would have been smart to make an angsty thriller. When i first heard the title, 'Heart in the air', i anticipated one, jingjing. They have had their share of Ae-Pete and In-Sun. This ship is stilled docked (long sigh...) Loo lev, when they appeared on stage of KAZZ to present best couple to their peuns. GMM is so predictable. Don't these two see themselves in a more dimensional role? Actual story, disappointingly, was nothing near the initial trailer. "how can windmill work without wind?" has turned an abused phrase.

I wished to see 'Sailom' avenge his loved ones, fight the dystopian society, courageously bring 'Kanghan' to justice but...... (me rolling eyes) First episode where JJ lit a ticket in Euro's mouth, oho leou mak, suai mak, i totally plateaued. Thereafter each episode felt worthless. For better illustration, imagine a lit cracker dozed into water leaving behind congesting smoke. I feel bad for View. The little 'Gear n Gown' nostalgia has dredged Pagun-Pawin CP into main steam once again. How bold of the writers to use the name 'Korapat' for Chimon's friend. There aren't many who fit the designation. P'Papang has been through a lot last year to feed his nong rak. He embezzled money at his company but then lost it to his wife in a dirty pride game (in a good laughter only) su su na phi.