SKS26

My Stand-In (Thai BL Miniseries) Review

This drama left me feeling empty and lonely in the best way possible - the kind of void that only comes after experiencing something truly unforgettable. From the very beginning, I fell deeply in love with the main character. I honestly wished I could carry him with me into real life; that's how profoundly his presence affected me.

The storyline is absolutely brilliant. It's rare to come across a drama where storytelling, acting, and emotional connection all align so powerfully. Often, a series will have one or two of these elements and fall short on the rest. But here, the writing deserves a standing ovation - it's one of the most thoughtfully crafted plots I've seen in a BL miniseries. Whoever wrote this needs recognition.

What makes My Stand-In so special is that it doesn't rely on steamy scenes or superficial romance. It delivers emotional depth and character-driven storytelling. The acting was top-tier, especially from Joe and Ming. Joe made me want to root for him with every fiber of my being, and Ming... wow, you'll hate him so much because he plays his role so convincingly. That's the mark of a strong performance.

Sure, the fight scenes were a little off, but everything else - especially the emotional expressions, the eye contact, the subtle gestures - was on point. The chemistry was palpable. It's one of those rare shows that might confuse you at the beginning with a vague synopsis, but that's part of its charm. You need to watch it to truly understand the beauty of the story unfolding.

I honestly didn't want it to end. Yes, I got the closure I needed, but I still wish I could keep Joe's character close to me. His aura, his personality, everything about him was just so magnetic.

My Stand-In isn't just another BL drama - it's art. And it's very, very rare.

This drama is an absolute delight! Ball Boy Tactics is short, sweet, and perfectly paced - it gives you butterflies in all the right ways. The chemistry between the leads is phenomenal, and the acting feels so natural and warm. What surprised me most was how bold the intimate scenes were for a Korean BL, yet still incredibly soft and romantic.

The kissing scenes without music? Pure magic. You can feel every moment - it's intimate and real. The leads are perfectly matched: a strong, grounded character and an adorable, charming one. Their energy just clicks.

Even the second lead couple had a beautiful unfolding story, adding extra warmth to the show. What I love most is the authenticity - no unnecessary flash, just a heartfelt story told beautifully.

This drama left me smiling, emotional, and completely in love. It's cozy, dreamy, and absolutely worth the watch. 10/10 - Korean BL is stepping up and I'm here for it.

Let me just say this upfront - My Stubborn completely owned me.

This 2025 Thai BL drama delivered everything I didn't even know I needed: chaotic romance, sizzling chemistry, emotional toxicity wrapped in soft aesthetics, and a main character who's quite literally the cutest thing I've ever seen on screen. Yes, I'm talking about Jun.

Jun's character stole my heart.

He's the definition of soft yet strong - manly in presence but with the most adorable puppy-like energy. Honestly, the actor playing Jun is beyond gorgeous. There's something about him that makes you want to wrap him in a blanket and protect him, even while he throws himself headfirst into a flaming pit of emotional chaos (aka, Sorn).

And then there's Sorn.

A walking red flag. Or rather, a forest of red flags. He's toxic, manipulative, dominant, and everything that would make you run in real life. But the way this drama paints their relationship? You stay. You stay and watch and root for the madness because their chemistry is just that intense. The tension, the pain, the intimacy - it's magnetic.

If you're the kind of viewer who likes your BL dramas served with a side of soft, healthy romance - this might not be your thing. But if you enjoy raw, flawed, fiery love stories that border on obsession and still feel painfully real... My Stubborn is for you.

The story is simple but powerful.

You'll crave more, especially if you're watching for Sorn and Jun's scenes (and let's be honest - you will be). The second lead couples didn't quite hit for me, but the main duo carried the entire show effortlessly. The emotional pull and the sheer level of intensity between them? Unmatched.

And let's talk about the intimate scenes... This show does not hold back. These are some of the most legit, well-done, and emotionally charged scenes I've seen in a BL in a long time. There's chemistry, yes, but also emotional vulnerability - which makes them even hotter and more meaningful. You can tell the actors poured themselves into these roles.

I haven't felt this drawn to a BL since Bad Buddy, but My Stubborn goes further in some ways. It's not a fairytale - it's messy, deep, toxic, obsessive, and so addicting. I honestly wish I could wipe my memory clean and rewatch it from scratch.

Final thoughts: Watch My Stubborn. Prepare to scream. Prepare to cry. Prepare to throw your pillow across the room. It's emotional whiplash in the best way possible. And please, can someone cast Jun in more dramas already? That man is a national treasure.