Gun Tossakan es un estudiante de primer año de la facultad de medicina muy brillante y alto que ha estado enamorado del popular estudiante de tercer año de ingeniería y jefe de hazer, Bar Sarawat, desde que estaba en la escuela secundaria. Aunque en ese momento un Gun no pudo confesar sus sentimientos debido a la promesa que le hizo a su madre de no salir hasta que pasara la secundaria, una vez que ingresa a la universidad, el destino tiene planes muy diferentes para él. El mundo es pequeño y una universidad es más pequeña. Ser estudiantes populares en la misma universidad lleva a Gun y Bar a chocar entre sí una y otra vez hasta que Gun logra cortejar a Bar. ¿O quizás Bar también tiene una confesión que hacer? Synopsis by WikiDrama Edit Translation
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- Título original: รักวุ่นๆ ของหนุ่มวิศวะ - วิศวะมีเกียร์น่ะเมียหมอ
- También conocida como: The Busy Love of a Young Engineer
- Guionista y Director: Niink Karnpicha
- Director: Ko Nantalit
- Géneros: Comedia, Romance, Juventud, Drama
Dónde ver En of Love: Tossara
Reparto y créditos
- Win Achawin MichaelsGun TossakanPapel principal
- Folk Thitiphat ChankaewBar SarawutPapel principal
- Ratsameerat WanaratMarkPapel secundario
- Yin Anan WongVeePapel secundario
- Prom RatchapatNueaPapel secundario
- Aomsin Wongrapee KrusongPondPapel secundario
Reseñas
Ni me acuerdo porque te miré
En realidad si me acuerdo, fue por otro vídeo recomendado de YT.Esta serie forma parte de un trio de historias de facultad que salieron ese año entre las que estaba una joven Love Mechanics también, pero como el vídeo que ví era de los personajes de Gun y Bar me ví esta.
Típica historia de alumno ingresante de una de las siguientes tres únicas facultadas que parecen existir en Tailandia (Medicina, Ingenieria y Arquitectura) que se enamora de uno más grande perteneciente a otra de las tres únicas facultadas que parecen existir en Tailandia (Medicina, Ingeniera y Arquitectura), y una serie de hilarantes y para nada incómodas situaciones llevan a que los personajes terminen juntos y pim pum se acabó.
La verdad que no se si lo rápida que es era porque ya andaba el COVID dando vueltas entonces tuvieron que filmar todo un poco rápido, pero la verdad que si estás aburridx una tarde sin nada que hacer la podés mirar y después te clavas un sandwich de milanesa, una cerveza o una coca y te podés ir a dormir feliz.
Cringey Leads With No Chemistry and Rather Forgettable Plot
STORY:The plot was basic and nothing new or unique. Long-time BL fans have seen this done (and done better) a thousand times before, and I felt like nothing new was added to the genre. The pacing was severely rushed in the first episode, as if the writers wanted to cram in as much from the book as they could (read: quantity over quality) but to its credit, the pacing and scene selection did improve as the series progressed. I understand that the writers only had four episodes to work with, but that makes it all the more important to carefully select which scenes from the novel to adapt, make sure the writing is super tight, and that every single word and interaction has meaning behind it so that not a second is wasted. I also felt like episode four could have been cut completely and we wouldn't have missed anything, since the climax and resolution occurred in episode three. The series overall gave me the impression that the writer (of either the novel, screenplay, or both) cherry-picked their favorite scenes and attributes from other, popular BLs and dumped them all into this story, leaving me feeling as though I watched a low-budget, fan-made homage.
CHARACTERS/ACTING:
This is where I had the biggest issues (and if you've read my comments, apologies for the repetition). Oh, where to start? The main leads had absolutely no chemistry together whatsoever, and that made their "love story" very uncomfortable to watch. Gun was gross, cringey, a creep who had no respect for Bar's boundaries at all. From the very first episode, we see Gun constantly force himself into Bar's life, touch Bar without consent, control who Bar can and can't speak to, and proclaim that this is all in the name of love. Meanwhile, Bar responds with looks of disgust, discomfort, and flat-out refusal, until halfway through and he suddenly does a 180 because how else can they end up together? The problem is that Bar never indicates he enjoyment of this attention from Gun; he doesn't flirt back, and he always looks sour when receiving it. Even when they became a couple, he still looked uncomfortable with Gun's "affection," leaving me confused as to why these two got together in the first place. I think that for a character like Gun to be portrayed successfully, the actor needs a certain charisma that Win unfortunately did not possess. I also needed Folk to deliver something in the emotions department that his character was into this courtship from Gun, but he failed to deliver there as well. The relationship left a very sour, toxic taste in my mouth.
As for the other actors and characters, nothing to write home about. They, like the plot, felt like stock characters that are used in just about every BL, and none really stood out as distinct and memorable.
OVERALL:
Some really enjoyed this. I clearly did not. I can handle worn tropes, low budgets, less than stellar acting, and subpar writing--to an extent. But I need something special to make up for those shortcomings, a spark that just wasn't present in this story. I can't say I'd recommend the series, mainly because I got more disgusted by Gun the more I watched, but it's only four episodes and a rather quick binge, so if you're interested, why not? I'm left hoping that the next two installments of this franchise won't leave me quite as disappointed.