Daidaeng

I rarely write a review, but this time it deserves a review. The acting was soo good, the transition of each story is seamless. I've watched a lot of drama's and the common mistakes of dramas are the execution of the twist. The story is complicated but it was presented in an orderly manner. The pacing is subtle, enough for the audience to build emotions.

The director has a very good cast ensemble, as for the actor who plays "Pharm" your crying skills sold the series.

I've been really into binging BL dramas recently and let me tell you right now, no series has affected me this much emotionally ever before.

The characters all add at least a little bit to the story unlike some other BL's where the characters are pretty irrelevant and only there for decoration. The plot also features bits of trivia about Thai desserts and cultural beliefs that I found to be quite unique as well.

Without going into too much , the moments where the main couple comfort each other are really sweet and a little heartbreaking at times.

*Most* of the flashback scenes are honestly kind of skippable, but that's entirely up to how you like to watch your dramas.

I highly recommend watching this series alongside Between Us, which focuses more on the side couple and adds a few more character romances as well. It's not completely necessary, but in my honest opinion is that without watching the second series, the side couple feels a bit random.

*Skip the next paragraph if you don't care to watch Between Us too*

If you're planning to watch them at the same time like I did, I think the spacing is 2 episodes of Until We Meet Again, then 1 of Between Us at first. The timeline gets a little wonky but you get s general idea of where it's at based on the events that are happening. I would also watch the finale of Between Us after Until We Meet Again since that's FOR SURE an extension.

*Okay end of blabbering*

I've seen a lot of comments on forums + reviews complaining about how much the main character cries. He DOES cry like- every episode. I personally found no issue with it though. In fact, I'm pretty sure I cried more than he did while watching LMAO.

It's not an annoying type of cry, but if it really bothers you I'd say, try to think less of the reason he's crying and more of the feeling(?) hopefully that'll make sense once you start watching.

Idk how to end this review but stan manaow she's an icon.

I felt that the story line was pretty nice, the way reincarnations were handled and the connections were framed was great too.

As for the ships, Korn and In's story was beautiful, Gun and Team's was fun, I personally liked the other ships more than the main ship of Dean and Pharm but that doesn't mean it wasn't well versed.

There is a lot of content involving Thai cooking, which was nice as for representation of their culture and tradition, but sometimes felt lengthy and like a diversion from the BL theme.

All the characters were acted well.

Fun fact: I started to watch this series after watching the poster featuring TeamWin thinking that they are gonna be the main ship, lol.

Definitely worth watching. The actor you played Pharm is a great actor. The twist of the story was so unexpected. Must watch!

An emotional and beautifully acted BL from Thailand. The lead actors are gorgeous and the side couples that emerge are adorable (and looking forward to the sequel/side story coming soon!) The storyline although dealing with concepts a bit fantastical actually felt realistic as our two main lead boys struggled with emotions from both lives. I was rooting for them all the way through. The product placements are a bit comical but least they try to keep them flowing in the narrative so we don't get too taken out of the story like some I've seen. The soundtrack also really grew on me and I really recommend looking up the cast version of luckiest boy, the main song from the soundtrack.