It’s not often that a BL gives me butterflies in my belly – after all, I’ve watched so many and they tend to be more of the same these days – BUT THIS DEFINITELY DID THE TRICK.

The romance is great and will be well-worth your time. As the two men wrestle with their desires for each other, the episodes get progressively more intense, culminating in mounting sexual tension and explosive passion! Energy! And footwork!

The show dances around themes of destiny and fate, making the suggestion that everything runs in cycles. Jom and Yai are destined to meet, even when they are hundreds of years apart. But the show is also about change and resistance in hope of a better tomorrow. It touches on reforming antiquated master-servant relations, rejecting blind adherence to traditions, and the struggle against the patriarchy.

For the most part, I Feel You Linger In The Air has great story progression and complex characters. But as the show slips from the past back into the present, the ending feels a little sloppy and audiences are left wondering wtf is actually going on.

Full review: https://asianblreviews.wordpress.com/2023/12/13/i-feel-you-linger-in-the-air-2023-review/