Every You, Every Me (2024) Episode 1

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5 Comments to “Every You, Every Me (2024) Episode 1”

  1. Our baby cutie Lukchup has grown up. He looked so handsome and mature here that I almost didn’t recognise him 😅

    Soulmate in full colours 🌈 I just clicked in and watched it without knowing what this was about. I thought it was a short cute series which ended quite nicely. Then, I read the synopsis. So, we will get 8 short stories by these 2 main leads? 🤔

    By the way, Sun’s smile made me think of Vee’s smile in Century of Love 😬

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  2. Sun (Top) and Dol (Mick) are our latest MLs in this Thai BL where, “The story follows two people who have lived over a thousand lifetimes, and in each one they somehow manage to fall in love with each other.” – MDL This first ep was a promising start👍 It felt romantic and sweet but there was a lull melancholic undertone….😔 The first half had me wanting to go 🎵Singing in the rain🎵 to find my soulmate🌈☔🥰

    I liked the cinematography and the use of color and black/white throughout to tell the story. It really did feel romantic.
    Sun comes across as an eager, persistent, upbeat, hopeless romantic and Dol a cautious, realist; an interesting pairing💞 I hope the ex doesn’t make further appearances😠 I liked when Dol said that

    Bc it’s true but I like the idea of searching for “the one” like this, kinda cute😉 Looking forward to the next episodes.

    P.S. I haven’t seen Mick (Dol) since La Cuisine BL. It was nice to see him again. He is looking really good, and all grown up here😍

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  3. Every You, Every Me’s first story of many of their 1000 lifetimes brought together by the lore of “soulmate blind” or “Rain-Color Verse”. Unfortunately, Dol does not believe in soulmate love lore. However, after Sun and Dol spend time together, their love blossoms from knowing one another.

    I love this first installment. Sun and Dol have good chemistry. It’s mainly due to Sun’s lively nature and positive attitude that melted Dol’s cold demeanor. Dol opens up by trusting and hanging with Sun. Noticing the changes, Dol’s office mates come around including him in their office outings.

    Sun and Dol’s love story has a handsome supporting character. Heng’s a good brother to Sun and manages a convenient store. He listened to all of Sun’s woe and weal, and sometimes gave supportive advice. His character reminds me of Janus, Vee‘s older brother, in Venus in the Sky series.

    Everyone has a history. Sun, in this case, can’t shake off his ex, Aum. Fortunately, Heng knew Sun well enough to know that Aum still pesters his friend and together with Dol they stop the ex further abusing Sun.

    Looking forward to their next love story. 🫰

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  4. I really enjoyed this first episode out of eight episodes and cannot wait for the rest of the episodes to air and learn more about the many different lives our characters have lived and how they have fallen in love in each lifetime.

    Sun was just the most absolutely cutest and sweetest thing ever. I love how unabashed Sun was about pursuing Dol after he discovered they were soulmates and that he was in fact not soulmate blind. As for Dol, he really was precious and was super falling hard for Sun once they started frequently hanging out and very quickly learning about one another. I also really love when they have good supportive friends to the leads in any type of shows or movies, though I could really do without having douche Ahole type characters like the ex-boyfriend Au.

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