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The Miracle of Teddy Bear
Primeiramente eu devo dizer que não costumo escrever reviews, mas penso que Teddy Bear Miracle merece uma nota de apreciação.Como o primeiro lakorn BL do Channel 3, Teddy Bear entregou muito mais do que o costumeiro romance açucarado BL que estamos acostumados, ou mesmo aqueles romances sem pé e nem cabeça que surgem por aí de vez em quando. Longe disso, foi uma série que trouxe diversos temas importantes dentro da empresa de BL's que precisam ser comentados e discutidos mais. Além de trazer reflexões sobre vários aspectos da sociedade que, infelizmente, tendemos a ignorar ou esquecer constantemente.
Bom, entrando no campo da crítica realmente. O primeiro ponto que merece atenção (pra mim) é o elenco. Incrível como o Job consegue entregar emoções tão bem, algo que eu aprecio muito em atores é o quão boa é a performance emocional deles e, depois de gritar o tempo quase todo na primeira metade da série, o Job ainda tem que chorar por toda a segunda metade. Imagino o esgotamento emocional do gato kkkk
Além dele, todo o cast merece aplausos, entregaram muito.
Sobre a história, meu maior incômodo foi com o final, que apesar de esperado por mim, creio que deixou muitas pessoas irritadas e decepcionadas. Outro ponto que me incomodou foi o tanto de coisa ruim que aconteceu em torno da família do Nut, parece que eles não podiam ter um minuto de paz antes que outra bomba estourasse na cara deles. A gota d'água pra mim foi o diagnóstico da senhora Na ter Alzheimer, simplesmente porque não fazia nem 1 mês direito que ela estava tratando a Esquizofrenia. Puxado, viu?
Os "vilões" pareceram um pouco vazios de motivações para mim. Apesar de toda a trama em torno do ataque ao Tarn ter sido bem feita para nos fazer desconfiar até da sombra e a realidade da situação também ser algo completamente possível na vida real.
Um ponto do qual eu provavelmente não vou esquecer tão cedo é o mundo dos móveis falantes, uma das coisas mais inusitadas e estranhamente adoráveis que eu já vi nesse meio.
Para terminar, falar um pouco da OST. Acho que a música ficou um pouco saturada para mim depois de ter que ouvi-la em todos os episódios por 2 minutos na abertura (um problema dos lakorns e dramas chineses). Apesar disso, acho super fofa e se eu escutar daqui há alguns meses é provável que ficarei nostálgica e terei que segurar as lágrimas kkkk
Não costumo rever nenhuma série também, mas se um dia tiver a chance de rever The Miracle of Teddy Bear, tenho certeza que vou me entreter igual e talvez até mais, já que vou poder xingar os personagens desde o começo.
Enfim, para aqueles que pretendem assistir mas estão com um pé atrás devido a todas as reviews e notas negativas, podem ver sem medo. Vocês não vão se arrepender de assistir Teddy Bear, é uma experiência que todo blzeiro merece ter. Recomendo muito :')
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Uma História Apaixonante, Cansativa e Trágica!
A história já começa leve e fantasiosa, mas ao longo da trama o clima vai ficando tenso, com traumas que geram preconceitos, tóxidades e muita violência! Isso mesmo, exageraram na quantidade de cenas pesadissímas, com poucos momentos felizes! Já não bastava a quantidade de episódios longuissímos! Apesar dos temas pesados que o lakorn traz, os pouquissímos momentos felizes nos fazem acreditar quer é possível o casal principal ter um relacionamento saudável e feliz, o que nos motiva a continuar ainda com esperança, rejeitando o resultado trágico que a cena nos leva! Como esperado, e assassinando nosso pingo de esperança, a série conclui-se com o fim esperado, melancólico, trágico e com um resultado desproporcional e incoerente em relação ao investimento de tela dado ao casal preferido.Esta resenha foi útil para você?
Uma longa, rica, devastadora e apaixonante experiência
Como primeiro lakorn BL produzido, ainda mais num grande canal, The Miracle of Teddy Bear entregou tantos núcleos e temáticas que a princípio pareceram estranhos e avulsos conforme se questiona "O que isso tem a ver?" Mas conforme os episódios passam e todas as grandes abordagens surgem de maneira bem detalhada e suficiente, levando todo o tempo necessário para que se desenvolvam cada um dos personagens necessários.Personagens esses que possuem cada um o seu momento, sua essência e seus ideais, transmitidos de maneiras belíssimas por atores incríveis! E que desenvolvimento de personagens perfeito, toda a jornada entre que rompe um gigantesco ciclo foi escrita de maneira brilhante!
O desenrolar da história passa de maneira longa mas que nenhum momento causa a sensação de que está parado pois é uma obra tão rica que cada momento vale a pena de se prestar atenção.
E que desfecho incrível, sempre deixado claro para o telespectador como terminaria mas que mesmo assim possui um impacto gigantesco, com uma fotografia absurda e diálogos e monólogos extremamente profundos.
Uma obra rica, profunda e totalmente apaixonante!
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BL bom mas com final frustrante
Primeira vez que escrevo uma resenha aqui e infelizmente não é pela felicidade, eu to completamente frustrado com o que fizeram com o final, durante vários eps eu me estressei com o Nut por ele ser horrivel com o Tofu, mas relevei por que ele foi um cara traumatizado e com o tempo ele foi melhorando e tudo ficou bem entre ele e o Tofu, que aliás, mudou a vida dele se querem saber muito mais do que o Tarn fez, entendo que é o primeiro amor do Nut, ajudou ele a entender quem ele é, ok, mas depois de tudo que o Tofu fez pra familia dele, pros amigos, o ursinho fez a vida dele mais feliz quando tudo sempre se desmoronava, que coragem os roteiristas dessa serie tiveram pra no final fazer o Tofu ser *ASSASSINADO* por causa da familia doida do Nut, pra pouco tempo depois ele correr atrás do ex que passou o BL todo em coma!!! O quão injusto isso é, ainda mais tendo que ver o amado voltando com o ex, Nut tem sorte que o Tofu era uma alma pura e inocente, que aceitava ser agredido e ainda dizia que tava tudo bem se fosse deixar o Nu melhor, sério, que final agridoce terrível, não sei que mensagem eles quiseram passar, mas depois de tantos episódios com temas tão importantes que com certeza me fariam recomendar esse bl pra mais pessoas, agora eu ja nao recomendaria pra ninguém, não sou besta de fazer alguém assistir 16 eps de 1h30 pra no final ver o tofu assassinado e no dia seguinte vendo o amado voltando com o ex.....Enfim, quanto a atuação de todos, não tenho o que falar, passaram verdade em todos os momentos, me fizeram chorar e sofrer e acreditar naquele sofrimento, ganharam meu respeito, principalmente os dois atores principais, o que fez o Nut por passar o sofrimento da vida dele no olhar, e o ator que fez o Tofu por conseguir passar a inocência perfeita do personagem.
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O MILAGRE DO URSINHO DE PELÚCIA
Eu tinha parado no episódio 07, pois eu queria assisti tudo de uma única vez!Mas vendo os spoilers nos grupos do face, dos outros episódios, o meu coração até que estava animado de assisti os episódios restante.
Mas quando o último episódio foi postado hoje e muitos começaram a comentar e também eu lembrei de ter visto um spoliler de um velório, mas não sabia que seria do meu URSINHO lindo, que me conquistou de um jeito, que não sei explicar...
Estou com o coração apertado em continuar assistindo essa série, principalmente do jeito que o Tofu morre!
Não sei o que aconteceu para aquela bruxa fazer aquilo com o meu príncipe...
Já estou chorando por dentro só de ter visto esse spoiler...
Mas tenho que tomar coragem e terminar essa série que me levou nas nuvens, e olha que eu so dificil de gostar de série que tem fantasia!!!
Mas como o título da série diz: O MILAGRE DO URSINHO DE PELÚCIA, o Tofu foi um presente do cara que o Nut gostava ou recebeu o primeiro beijo na escola... Não sei como eles vão terminar!!!
Agora é finalizar a série, pois o contexto da história me conquistou e o enredo foi magnifico, mas para mim, o Tofu não merecia morrer daquele modo.
Poderia voltar a ser um urso, do mesmo jeito que ele virou humano...
Meu CORAÇÃO está quebrantado só de continuar e finalizar essa história magnífica, que me conquistou, e sempre estará no meu coração!!!
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A cute fantasy meets mystery meets drama wrapped in a BL with a sense of realism.
Ironic right? How a fantasy can have a degree of realism. I just have one thing to say, you need to watch for you to understand. * wink*
First of all, I would like to put it out here that this is a real lakorn. An hour and a half per episode. with 16 episodes! Slow-paced focusing in each character's emotion and facial expressoin. That's already a day if you have plans to binge watch this. But don't get turn off by that, for someone who has a short attention span like me, the very first episode doesn't feel that it is that long. But I have to admit, there is twice while I was watching it that I have to check how many minutes left in the episode. You know what? It is just too good to drop in the middle and pick it up on a different day. The very first episode is where you get the settings, the characters, and a feel where the story already with depth. This kind of approach is kinda rare for a Thai BL as it slowly builds up either the character or the story. This one, it is already served in one plate. Expect the succeeding episodes, the drama side weighs more than the sweeet, tender, cute moment as the myrtery, or mysteries, builds up more.
If you have the chance to watch the OG "Love of Siam", the same formula was used here. BL story endtangled with a family drama. This as a lakorn, a lot of family drama that is somehow seamlessly integrated with the BL side. And just you thought that everything starts and ends with the family drama, corporate greed is also on a head-on collision against the family and the BL story is smacked in the middle.
But WAIT! Just when you think that everything is going well, a splash of reality will be a rude awakening. This is very rare for BL-themed series as almost all are detached from reality. Don't get me wrong about that, it is good to have a feel good series to watch, but this series also shows how Thailand gone far when it comes to the LGBTQIA+ community being shunned, to telorated, and now accepted.
In the preview, it was shown that the Teddy Bear becomes a human, no spoiler about that, or what is written inthe synopsis. Right of the bat your question will be "WHY?". Before getting the answer to that, you will be entangled with a mystery upon another mystery. The first one is Nut's past, and the next is his mother. Being a blood-related, it is not hard to assume that it is all one the same, but could it be that they are independent and shared a part not intertwined?
The next next of mystery is that of Tofu's face and what is the history of the owner with the main lead. How is this connected to the "WHY?" of the miracle? Also, why Tofu's personality resemble someone in Nut's past, the protective, caring one. Or is it something more than resemblance?
If you are keen enough, you will notice that when a person suffers from emotion-pyschological trauma, it induces: anger, mental breakdown that needs medical attention, and revenge by pulling others down. Those 3 results are manifested each of the characters here.
A BL like no other when it comes into complexities of a story, or should I say stories that seemingly independent at first but later you will realize that those are indeed inter-dependent. Started with one family, then branches out to the next, and the third. Three family unit, well you can make it four if you are going to bring in Nut's friend however it is just for a support to one of the families involved, the drama between the three will be heart of the story. Smack right in the middle is Peeranut or Nut.
And this is riddled with mental health issues.
FOR THE ACTING, Tofu the actor behind is In Pintar. His character is pretty simple and straightforward, like a child getting to know the bigger world. Naive, innocent and these two attributes was well delivered by In.
The more complex character is Nut, played by JobThuchapon, he has layers upon layers that you need to peel as the series progress. Do not take his entire character if you just watch several of his scenes. He is more than those. And his temper plus other issue, try to walk in his shoes and if it hurts then you know what Peeranut is going through.
Na, mother of Nut, which role is given to Um Apasiri is the perfect mother image. If you will discount her role in "Bad Benius" becuase that is turn around to what you are used to watching her.
If you are watching BL for so long a common face is Song, played by Tee Thanapon that played Beam in the very first 2 Moon. And I must say, his acting had improve in so manly levels and areas.
To be honest, I know nothing about First Parada so I do not have is character Gen to compare with. However, the character is a great support for Gen that spank the lead into reality when needed.
Also as supports are the more adult actors like Jome that appeared in "Happy Birthday", "Lovely Writer" & recently "Something in My Room" & Kradum as Type's father in "TharnType", definitely proven in the industry you can be assured that they will play their respective roles wonderfully.
THE SONG, is perhaps like any other songs in a BL series. It is flexible enough for you to feel pain if the scene is heartbreaking, and giddy if the moment is sweet, cute and fluffy.
This series will surprise you on how good this is from production to acting to story. Unfortunately this is aired in Channel 3 which is a mainstream media of Thailand and on Netflix, if your account is geo-locked in Asia or South East Asia.
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Absolute Masterpiece
This is not really a BL. The secondary couple is more "typically" BL, but they serve as a contrast to the main story - more on that below.This is a very complex and layered story - it's not so convoluted that it's incomprehensible, but it will help a viewer to go into it understanding that how people act is not as simple as it first appears. The two leads are not hard to look at, and neither are most of the secondary characters. There is humor in this story, but it's not a comedy and it's certainly not fluff. Keep in mind that it's very consciously framed as a fairy tale - and fairy tales always have a positive message to give, but they also contain a lot of darkness.
As you've probably noticed, the reaction to this is either a "10" or a "1". I feel like it's impossible for this to be a 1, just based on the acting and quality of the production - but I think many people don't understand what they're watching, or were expecting a BL, in which case maybe I can understand, because this contains none of the standard BL formulas. If you're looking for something cute and fluffy, I would recommend against watching this. But it does have one of the most affirming messages you could find in a drama, and is clearly designed for family viewing.
A lot of people have absolutely no mercy for Nut, the main character, extremely well-acted by Job Thuchapon - "toxic, abusive, gaslighting (!) and selfish". It's clear early on that this is someone who as experienced very serious trauma, included sustained emotional and physical abuse - to the point of PTSD. This is a young man who has suffered all that, and has, completely alone, had to support a mentally ill mother since he was a teen. As the story progresses and you grow to understand the true depth of what he's suffered, it's hard for me to believe that so many people can't develop any compassion for him. He's not perfect, and so he's "canceled".
He's one of the first protagonists in a BL-ish story that's complex, realistic, and fully realized - he's not an archetype, and you don't even know if he's a seme or uke - because there's no such thing in real life, so there isn't in a realistic story, either. He's complicated, the product of his life, and flawed, like all of us. And also explicitly and unambiguously identifies as gay, which is rare in BL, but fortunately this is starting to improve.
The secondary couple has a lot of "typical" BL characteristics, including the enemies-to-lovers trope, but this is a conscious choice with a specific purpose. The key to this is their parents. Gen's are wholly and completely supportive, and Song's father is obviously loving, but absent and ambivalent about Song's sexuality - but ultimately this is worry, not lack of acceptance, and his reaction is quite a bit more typical in the experience of lgbtq+ youth than the more ideal parents Song has. (Regretably, Nut's experience is all too common as well.)
The reason for this is to show the contrast between getting love from a healthy family and the horror Nut faced from a monstrously abusive father and a weak and ill mother. Song's relationship with his father is not idyllic, but shows healthy resolution of trauma (the years-ago death of Song's brother) and bridging diffrences through love and understanding.
Nut only receives this through a miracle.
It should be fairly clear fairly early on that you are probably not going to get the ending you would want - but it's the only ending possible. A quick comment on that is below as a spoiler.
The production is first-rate - this must have had a serious budget and so much love was poured into this.
The ending is bittersweet but not sad. The message of this fairy tale is powerful and beautiful: there is no power greater than love, not even death, and there is nothing that it can't overcome.
Story: 10. There are a couple of flaws that I believe are the result of cuts to the length - I understand several hours had to be removed to get it down to 16 90-minute episodes. But the writing is easily the best I've ever seen if you count this as a BL, and among the best of any series of any kind I've ever seen.
Acting: 10. In Sarin is perfect as the innocent teddy bear - innocent but not stupid or weak. Job's role is challenging as the complex and damaged Nut, and he's wonderful. Um Apasiri is powerful in every one of her scenes as Nut's ill mother Na. Tee Thanapon, who was underwhelming in 2Moons, has improved enormously and holds his own with a strong cast. All the minor roles are well-acted, including the annoying female coworker (who will grow on you once she gives up on her hopeless love, and is the character who voices the underlying message of the story).
Music: 9: Just right and ably supports the story, and never drowns it out.
Rewatch: 3: It's rewatchable, and I think anyone would benefit from a second viewing to pick up a lot of the subtleties that might have been missed the first time. However, it's 24 hours long and very heavy, so it's hard to imagine watching it again.
Overall: 10. This is a beautiful and powerful series - it will stay with me, and will always be one of my favorites.
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Hard to watch, but more than worth it
I went into this hoping for a light, fun watch. It's about a teddy bear! Cute and fun times await, right? Little did I know I would be frustrated beyond belief for the first few episodes, only to be won over and eventually more attached to these characters than half of my real life peers.It's hard to watch to begin with, but not in the way a devastating true story might be. No, it's just genuinely difficult to get through the first few episodes when the characters seem to be such awful people, and when it's frustrating and weird. Talking furniture with horrifying CG eyes? I was very upset to look at them!
The central characters are one dimensional from first impressions, and then as the show progresses it has some of the best character development I've ever seen. The reasoning behind peoples actions, especially Nut's, is fleshed out in a way that completely blindsided me over and over. He seems like an unreasonable, selfish person but with time and context, he becomes incredibly sympathetic. But he's not painted to be a perfect person, and he has to work through his issues. But that's addressed! So many times, things that I see other shows gloss over and ignore are addressed and worked through. I didn't expect so much depth and heft to come from what I thought was to be a goofy show.
The issues that are touched upon are heavy, but they're done with a lot of care. I've not really seen another show call out the same things that this one does in such depth and precision, and I am a bit sad because I feel like some viewers might not be as resilient as I tend to be with watching unenjoyable things. The first episodes might turn a lot of people off, understandably, but oh my god to not watch it would be such a loss.
It's also long, essentially you're watching 16 movies, so there's a lot to unpack. It would be a disservice for me to unpack the plot here, even though every part of me wants to do so. I have thousands of things to say about this series, but I'll do that elsewhere.
I will be gushing about this show whilst condemning it for awhile to come. The ending, without spoiling too much, was very hard to bear but it still managed to be a happy one in its own way. Endings are very difficult, and I know some might not be happy with this one, but when watching how everything plays out it's what makes the most sense.
I doubt I'll ever rewatch the series in full, but I'll definitely go back and watch my favorite scenes, which there are a lot of.
I can't say I recommend this to everyone, even though it's probably one of my new favorites I can admit it took a lot of patience. But for the people who do watch it, I really hope it can touch them the way it did me.
Also, it feels so ridiculous to be talking so seriously about a show call The Miracle of Teddy Bear which features absurd sentient furniture, but it's one of the most serious and uniquely beautiful shows I've seen. Obviously it's got its moments, but at it's core it's a fantastic story that made me experience every conceivable human emotion to such extreme degrees that I'm going to need genuine recovery time.
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weird n wonderful
The premise and promo images are misleading - if fluffy BL is all you’re after, this isn’t really it.This show was a ride and I wasn’t expecting to enjoy it so much. It started off confusing me with it's strange combination of things. I watched the titles of the first episode wide-eyed, thinking – mother of god, this has to be a piss take. What followed was a mildly insane mixture of dated feeling melodrama (a lakhorn apparently - it educated me), BL (familiar with), mystery, 90’s kids’ show and sickly-sweet sentimentality. I have a terrible attention span so the fact it kept me engaged for 90 mins 3 times a week is quite an achievement. I kind of wanted to discuss it but a couple weeks in and the comment section was a hotbed of preachy angst so to preserve my enjoyment I stopped looking at it and kept to myself and my teddy bears. The main issue people were fighting over was Nut’s ‘tude, and treatment of Tofu and his mum. I’d advise to stop watching if it’s disturbing you. Otherwise be patient and stick with. He’s clearly being a dick but he has his reasons and - erm - it’s part of the story! The characters are all flawed but that’s the beauty and kind of the whole point of the show.
The fantasy elements wear off a lot after the first couple episodes and you're left with just the odd talking blanket. The low-techness of all that stuff I found v amusing. It also needed something to break up the heaviness and I was sorry to see those silly bits fade as it got a bit depressing without. Final ep though - it comes back with a f*cked up vengeance! I had been bothered by the missing slipper the whole time it was missing (several sad weeks) and refused to believe Tofu would forget his promise to reunite her with the other one. Thought I'd rest easy after the rescue but am still trying to process the cremation escape/dog chase. Surreal and disturbing in the extreme :'D Side note: I thought Tofu having sex on a bedspread that he converses with was pretty kinky. But he’s also a teddy, so that’s kind of kinkier? - or is it totally innocent? I can’t decide.
I’m so impressed (and patronising!) by Job - the actor playing Nut – thought he was great. I loved Tofu but some people won’t. He is self-sacrificing to the extreme which might be seen as irritating and possibly as an unhealthy example to set for “goodness”. He's more used as a symbol for goodness and love than he is a person. The feel of the acting from all the cast is on the melodramatic side, but that's the type of production it is. Tathan’s character was gorgeous, Kensit’s parents were like God-given, Song was a sweetheart, and despite her despicable actions I had a soft spot for Satjaree- she made a really good baddie. Saen/Sipmuem weren't characters you could really warm to, but he was a good actor and physically intimidating.
I’ve never seen anything like this show before – it’s silly, it’s deep, it’s encouraging, it’s tragic, it has Tofu’s beautiful face in it - and Nut’s when he’s not scowling. The healing of the relationship between Nut and his mum made me think about my own family and how important it is to express love to your loved ones while you can. I liked the theme song - Tofu/In’s voice is really distinctive and whenever it came on it felt like his character was there, smiling. I was pretty devastated by the final episode but it stitched me up again before it ended. I’m left a bit scarred - like tofu’s little paw! and vaguely uneasy around teddies and soft furnishings.
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Tofu exists to tell us that miracles (rarely) happen
A fantasy show that explicit real-life matters in the most accurate way. The kind of drama who uplifts, inform, educate, and enlighten the general public about the world of a person falling in love with the same sex. It was reported to be the first-ever Lakorn BL that aired on a national television channel in Thailand. Which took the chance to build a new bridge on bringing out the difficulties, barriers, and emotional distress that criticism works on gay people. Exhibiting that generation gap is one of the biggest factors why most older people are homophobic. They are against seeing two male individuals being in love simply because of how society told them to be. In contrast to the people who borned in the earlier generations, who are more introduced to the freedom of choices that allows them to identify their own gender by themselves. Yet, LGBTQ+ community is far away from living in a world without experiencing a brutal approach, discrimination, and hate-crime from these anti-gay people.A perfect portrayal of this is Nut’s unhealed wounds from the past that he carries all throughout his life, not until his miracle happens. Living in a dysfunctional family, he surely suffers a lot. His father is a prideful man with toxic masculinity who physically and verbally abuses him. However, it's also frustrating that the one he considers to be the closest to, his mother, pushes that his son is like any other normal boy out there. Disregarding the child’s much-needed acceptance and support. Leading Nut to hold grudges and distance himself from his mother.
Fortunately, the appearance of Tofu slowly calms down the chaos from the house and closes the gap between the sour history of the mother-and-son. All thanks to the fantasy that I never expected to be this great, with the rarity of showcasing fresh ideas that I never yet seen from others. The level of imagination in creating talking objects from the strong emotions coming from humans. A well-appreciated flow of mysteries that is both entertaining and sentimental.
Tofu being one of the most selfless characters and cutest human-teddy in the history. His willingness to be hurt and sacrifice himself for the sake of the happiness from the people he loves is annoyingly making me all tear up. When Tofu put up with any kind of pain, I wholeheartedly wish that he became selfish for once.
Phenomenal acting on every dramatic and confrontation scene coming from Mrs. Na and Nut. You can feel the tension of their emotions ranging in their hearts by only looking at their eyes. We witness the importance of conversing in one’s life. The exchange of words and being honest can help to release the uneasy emotion that keeps dwelling inside. There’s nothing more touching than to finally witness Nut and his Mom embracing a new start in life. Tears can’t stop from flowing, especially the scene where they took a family picture. The journey towards reconciliation took so long but all’s well that ends well.
Theories are all over your mind once you start watching this. The drama that makes you feel excited for more since it triggers your brain on the possible outcome that the story may end. However, during the last few episodes, plots are predictable but who cares as long as they consistently display a fine job executing the storyline.
It also delivers a variation of big emotions. A feeling of warmth and comfort from Gen’s family. An open-minded parents letting their son decide for his own path in life. Their entire family conversation is extra-sweet and loveable; a real gem. The feeling of happiness on seeing the appended hole between Song and his Dad. The eighteen year old boy comparing himself to his deceased brother is sadly unavoidable. Perceiving favoritism is what makes Song unhappy as for the reason that his dad remembers a lot more things from Neung more than his living son. The realization of the dad was a joyful conclusion of their character development. Song and Gen’s family picture at the finale, draws a curving smile on my face.
Kuenchai is hailed as the cutest, fluffiest, and most intelligent dog in Lakorn. He outshone real human actors with his excellent acting skills as a supporting character. A bright ray of sunshine and the couple’s number one third wheel. His whole existence contributes a lot from the show, most especially his relationship with Tofu. Even when Tofu came back to his original form, Kuenchai wanted to play with him and keep him company from time to time. Tarn on the other hand is the person who colors the gloomy world of Nut. The bittersweet high school love story is a good memory. Nut lives in a depressing world at his house before but Tarn makes him feel the exact opposite.
The actress playing as Jan deserves praise as well. She did well on being firm to her character as the obsessed love antagonist. Saen as the greatest pretender was somehow expected since they didn’t have enough characters to be suspected for the crimes he did. It just felt so weird that Sean and Jan blamed each other before for Tarn’s incident and they ended up being the suspect.
The show also emphasizes that marriage is a life-time choice; marrying someone you truly love. Along with it, the artistic writing technique and the uses of idioms in life is an effective and affectionate way of storytelling.
In Sarin duality from this show is insane. Him as Tofu is full of cuteness while Nueng is full of manliness. You can easily differentiate the two from having distinct vibes. Also, I’m living my best life by seeing a lot of skinships and skin exposure from the series. It may not contain heated bed scenes but it is more than enough to say that the main leads are bathing in sexiness.
And yes! The episodes prior to the last, tried to prepare the viewers for the tragedy. I anticipated this ending but it still hurts me a lot. Conveying the message that fairy tales don’t exist and we will eventually end up going back to reality. I break down when Nut and Tarn bring back the tragic romance they had before while Tofu is happy enough to see Nut in a good situation.
This drama inspires and pushes me to start writing my own novel and I’m currently having a fun time doing it. I love that the show doesn’t only center in a love story but talks about various topics surrounding societal problems that mostly revolve around the family.
Tofu, your whole existence to the show doesn't end in a tragedy. The best version of yourself remains in everyone’s memories. Thank you for allowing us to witness a miracle in life. You deserve the whole world. You deserve a Tofu in life too.
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Tragic but Beautfiul ending
I know a lot of you guys are pissed over the ending, but its the perfect ending for the show isn't the show titled is "The Miracle Of Teddy Bear", it was Tofu the MIRACLE that happened to Nut's life, so he was just temporary thing not a permanent, he was just a beautiful moment,Let's talk about the show, at first I was really disappointed with the whole physical abuse was going around Tofu, and it's my most awaited BL series of the previous year, and seeing this whole abuse made me angry, and the first few episodes made me pissed a lot, like he just letting his anger all out on Tofu, and not to mention he was a terrible son also like it was hard for me to watch, but they slowly revealed that how he has some tragic past issues, he had a homophobic father, his first love was straight, then he has to break up with his first boyfriend which he genuinely loved, due to his mother, he always felt that he was a mistake since her mother still loves her first love, so I started to sympathize over him but I try to put myself on Tofu's place. Would you ever date a person who slapped you, punched and insulted you, and destroys your entire self-esteem? Because I won't be going to date that person, I still remember that episode when Nut confessed to him and kissed him, and Tofu said some stuff like "Your lips taste like jelly" and he slaps him, kick him out of his house, and leave him in a middle of the night, like thank god it was Gen who found, and then Song keeps for few days, and he forgave Nut in less than a few second and he says some stuff like "If you are angry hit me" and I was so disappointed then it hit me, that Tofu is not a Human being, to begin with, he doesn't have any personality trait except to love Nut so after that I started to pray that please god its should not be their endgame, because it would be a toxic relationship in the end, and I am not gonna replace a Piece of cotton (Tofu) with nice Human being who is also a nature activist(Tarn) lol.
So I am glad in the end its NutTarn endgame, people are forgetting Tofu became a human being due to the love of Nut and Tarn in the end, the reason he looks like Neung is that Neung was the first love of both Nut and Tarn, his sole purpose was to solve the imperfect life of Nut, he helped Nut to communicate with his mother, he helped them to be a nice person again
So I am glad the ending is NutTarn instead of TofuNut,
Lets talk about the writing, this BL has one of the best dialogues, especially how they even talked about the current situation, like how the BL series is all popular but their still no laws regarding the LGBT, and thank god a BL series where the characters admit their sexuality, I loved how many time Nut openly said "I am gay" because many BL series avoids that, or barely talk about that, and I love how we get to see both the side the homophobic side and the open-minded side of the society,
And i loved the side couple Song and Gen, and people forget when we say Love is Love, which includes Love Sees No Age also,
and this series has more twists and turn than a murder mystery drama which i loved it too,
So overall i love the show
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Heartwarming, Riveting Story with Surprises
I was pleasantly surprised with this series and loved it. When I first saw the trailer, I admit that it wasn’t at the top of my list to watch in terms of upcoming BL series. But I am so happy that I decided to try it upon the recommendation of some friends because it enthralled me. I found myself binge-watching 6 episodes in one day and each episode is quite long at approximately 1.5 hours each. I just couldn’t stop watching as I needed to know what happened next immediately!Kuenchai the dog was super special and he stole my heart very early on. He made me smile on multiple occasions in the midst of the heavy topics that are covered throughout the series. The series was an emotional rollercoaster, toggling between anger, sadness, pain, and happiness. It covers real-life themes and isn’t your typical lovey-dovey BL series, but that’s precisely why I loved it and recommend it. It conveys the concepts of acceptance and forgiveness that are so vital, but often forgotten in our world that is filled with so much hate and judgment.
Regarding the ending, I feel like it did the characters justice and fulfilled their individual wishes for happiness. I know some strongly disagree and hated the ending, but I enjoyed it. Please watch this realistic, captivating and unique BL series for yourself and perhaps it will help you reflect on how to live your life to the fullest and never take anything for granted.
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