I'm glad that Enigma allows for Win to finallyyyy explore a more mature and complex character!

Initially, I thought Win might lack the intensity needed to play Ajin (Lee Thanapob or Lee Thanat were top choices in my mind) but any initial scepticism I had melted away as the story progressed. Win was able to bring out different dimensions to Ajin as a character and I'm totally living for Win in his bad boy era!!

The series only has four episodes, but they’re wildly propulsive and perfectly paced for its length. Central to the storyline is a creepy mystery: Strange things have been happening to the best students in an elite school – what’s really going on and who’s behind it?

Far from being a mystery thriller, the show also manages to weave subtle points on friendship, the pressures of high school life, and the aimlessness of youth. It’s unusual for me to get hooked on dramas but this was definitely one of them. I'm already looking forward to a sequel!

Full review: https://asianblreviews.wordpress.com/2023/08/09/enigma-thailand-review/