The series had many plot holes and hardly any logic, some examples would be in the first episode Mork and Tee hated each other but then just an episode later suddenly liked each other and were getting along great for no given reason. It was also implied in the second episode that 3 years have passed, so I figured they meant this episode is based 3 years after the last one, but no it's just meaning that they were friends 3 years ago and their friendship ended due to Mork doing something bad to Tee, but it's weird that they only addressed this in episode 2 after instantaneously going from hating each other to liking each other. It should have been addressed in the first episode.

Next few episodes were good, no dumb drama, everything is making sense and there's many cute and sweet scenes, then episode 6 came along and everything went downhill. Mork went on a vacation with Tee without informing his family, Mork's Brother got worried thinking Mork was missing so he called Tee asking if he was with Mork, Tee said no because they were in an argument at this point in time so Mork had left to get some space.

Instead of Mork's Brother trying to contact Mork or contacting Tee many more times, within just a matter of hours he's informing news stations and social media that his Brother is missing which is dumb because even police don't start searching that fast.

At some point Mork comes back and it's being implied he could get arrested and expelled from school because CCTV footage of Mork and Tee kissing on their vacation got released. It makes no sense though because kissing in public isn't illegal in Thailand, so why would he get arrested? It was implied he could get expelled cause he was in the school uniform while kissing which would leave a negative impact on the school, but it doesn't make sense why kissing would do that. Besides it was never explained how or why the footage got on the news to begin with. Plus Mork's friends blamed Tee acting like the kiss was his fault which doesn't make sense as the kiss was consensual completely.

Going back to what I said about the argument Mork and Tee were having, it was implied Tee didn't want a sexual relationship with Mork and Mork was alright with that, but then he found condoms in Tee's pocket and got mad and left. It was confusing but then it was implied that Mork doesn't want sex but Tee does, when before it was the opposite. So I don't understand that whatsoever, why did it change suddenly? First Tee doesn't want sex and Mork does, now Tee wants sex and Mork doesn't? The situation never was explained.

Going to the next plot hole, Tee ended up eating shrimp Mork fed him and only after eating it he tells Mork he is allergic to it and will most probably have a reaction and start suffocating, yet despite this Tee is driving the car when he could suffocate at any moment, why was Mork not driving and instead in the passenger seat? Plus Tee dropped Mork off at school meaning he now was alone driving in a car when he could suffocate at any moment, gee real smart (not). He told Mork he would take medicine once home but he clearly didn't (for no given reason) because a day later during a performance he fainted due to the allergic reaction which doesn't make sense, it wouldn't happen an entire day later and you don't just suddenly faint like that.

Another plot hole, but smaller, is they were having another drama at some point but then in the next episode weren't having any at all and were hanging out as though nothing bad ever happened. Legit just never addressed the issue at all.

The last segment of the last episode was heavily confusing, and didn't make much sense, I had to read comments to figure out what the hell just happened. Basically in the end it was implied Mork was taking Tee with him to study abroad, but it wasn't really explained well at all. The writing was really bad to say the least.

The production quality wasn't bad in my opinion, but also not good, just so-so, the main problem was the audio, many times the mic was muffled or there was a bunch of annoying background sounds, and the acting was alright but you can tell they don't have much experience. I'm glad I watched the show because despite the bad writing the relationship was very sweet and genuine, no cheating or any of that. You can feel chemistry between the 2 and tell they truly love each other, it felt very real, plus the series did have many realistic problems that so many people have to deal with in real life, but then it also had many fluffy and cute moments. A healthy dosage of both. I think if you watch it in the end you'll be glad you did even with it's plot holes. Let's be real, most boy love series / movies do have many plot holes and a lot of illogical writing, it's hard to find one that don't have any of that.