Together with Me: The Next Chapter

If you liked Together with me and are thinking that the next chapter is going to be as good, stop expecting. This is nowhere even near the level of the first part.

The characters have transformed+ the transformation is not good. The story is messy though I like the fact that they included "coming out to parents" which is the sole reason that I'm rating it a 7.

Though the couple are engaged no one actually talks about it, nor do the protagonist's parents notice their rings!! A lot of problems with the plot setting, which I particularly think could have been better.

Altogether if you just want some extra dose of MaxTul better watch "Together with me" again or "Manner of death" than watching this series!

Omg! I seriously fell in love in this series. I hope there's season 3 Korn and Knok forever!

Very realistic Amazing star cast Awesome chemistry between lead pair

Together with me is one of the funniest, most fun and audacious BL series out there.

Together with me: the next chapter though is absolutely terrible. Absolutely nothing happens in the first 6 out of 13 episodes except really stiff, uninteresting dialog. Then, when things start to happen, the script doesn't accompany, providing cheesy solutions to problems. The music is just annoying and the acting is bad, most notably Tul's acting (Knock). There's a long dramatic scene between his character and Korn and all the clues you got from him to know he was upset was frowning and sniffing.

And to top it, the "Next Break", plus a "In this episode" give spoilers to what little goes on in the next few minutes. An absolute disaster painful to swallow until the end.

Together With Me: The Next Chapter picks up right where Together With Me left off. Knock and Korn are now working and living together-but surprise, surprise, the drama is still just as messy as the first season.

There are tons of plot twists that keep things interesting, but I gotta admit, I was really frustrated this time around. One of the main characters cheats again and it is worse because he have sex! And come on, he's not a kid anymore to be so easily manipulated by his boss. To make it worse, three side characters also end up cheating. Honestly, the whole series just feels like it's built around infidelity-and it's way more intense than in season one.

That said, I did enjoy the love triangle between Farm, Rit, and Bright (Farm's FWB). But I felt so bad for Rit. He was this sweet, innocent boyfriend who ended up getting cheated on-and then cheated back with Farm's FWB, probably out of spite. It got real messy, real fast. Toxic, even. And to top it off, they were all hooking up with random people through dating apps. Like... I just couldn't anymore. This series is probably the second messiest BL I've ever seen-Only Friends by GMMTV still holds the crown.

There's also another layer of drama with Korn's dad, who's super homophobic and refuses to accept his son. But the scenes between Knock and Korn's parents? Comedy gold. Every time they run into each other, the banter is hilarious-I couldn't stop laughing.

Thankfully, by the end, Korn's dad comes around. He even begs Knock's dad to forgive Korn and give him a second chance, which was kind of a wholesome moment in the middle of all the chaos.

To be real, this series is not for the faint of heart. If you hate cheating storylines, you might want to skip it. But if you're like me and secretly enjoy watching messy, toxic drama unfold-you'll be glued to the screen.