Mitsushiru
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A solid 8 out of 10
“Wandee Goodday” is a charming Thai BL drama that beautifully blends lighthearted comedy, genuine emotion, and heartfelt romance into a delightful viewing experience. It doesn’t try to be overly dramatic or groundbreaking, but its simplicity and sincerity are what make it shine.
The production quality is solid, with scenic cinematography that captures Thailand’s charm and excellent music that complements the story’s tone. The pacing, while a bit slow at times, allows for meaningful character interactions that deepen the connection with the audience.
That said, it was undeniably frustrating that Wandee took so long to decide to be with Yoryak. His hesitation, though understandable to some extent, dragged on just enough to test the patience of viewers rooting for the pair. And let’s talk about Ter—this motherf***er was maddening! First, he rejects Wandee outright, breaking his heart, and then, just as Wandee is about to move on with his life, Ter suddenly decides he wants him back. His selfishness and lack of consideration for Wandee’s feelings added drama, sure, but it was hard not to feel a bit enraged at his audacity.
On a brighter note, Cher and Oye were the absolute dream couple! Their relationship was so beautifully balanced and supportive that it became a highlight of the series. Their moments together exuded love and partnership, making them fan favorites. It’s just a shame that the producer didn’t give us a better wedding scene for them. For a series that delivered so much heart, the wedding deserved to be a grander, more memorable moment to celebrate the culmination of their journey.
“Wandee Goodday” isn’t just about romance; it’s also about self-discovery, acceptance, and the beauty of ordinary moments. It’s an 8/10 for me because while it doesn’t break new ground in the BL genre, it delivers a warm and satisfying story that’s perfect for fans looking for a feel-good drama with heart. Highly recommended for those who appreciate a touch of humor, genuine connection, and lovable characters—flaws and all!
The production quality is solid, with scenic cinematography that captures Thailand’s charm and excellent music that complements the story’s tone. The pacing, while a bit slow at times, allows for meaningful character interactions that deepen the connection with the audience.
That said, it was undeniably frustrating that Wandee took so long to decide to be with Yoryak. His hesitation, though understandable to some extent, dragged on just enough to test the patience of viewers rooting for the pair. And let’s talk about Ter—this motherf***er was maddening! First, he rejects Wandee outright, breaking his heart, and then, just as Wandee is about to move on with his life, Ter suddenly decides he wants him back. His selfishness and lack of consideration for Wandee’s feelings added drama, sure, but it was hard not to feel a bit enraged at his audacity.
On a brighter note, Cher and Oye were the absolute dream couple! Their relationship was so beautifully balanced and supportive that it became a highlight of the series. Their moments together exuded love and partnership, making them fan favorites. It’s just a shame that the producer didn’t give us a better wedding scene for them. For a series that delivered so much heart, the wedding deserved to be a grander, more memorable moment to celebrate the culmination of their journey.
“Wandee Goodday” isn’t just about romance; it’s also about self-discovery, acceptance, and the beauty of ordinary moments. It’s an 8/10 for me because while it doesn’t break new ground in the BL genre, it delivers a warm and satisfying story that’s perfect for fans looking for a feel-good drama with heart. Highly recommended for those who appreciate a touch of humor, genuine connection, and lovable characters—flaws and all!
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