En of Love: Love Mechanics (2020)
A compact love story in ‘En of Love: Love Mechanics’ (2020). University life, desire, and human connection explored in four episodes. #VeeMark chemistry shines.
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| Original Title | รักวุ่นๆของหนุ่มวิศวะ |
|---|---|
| Formats | Streaming |
| Seasons | 3 |
| Episodes | 11 |
| Duration | 29 mins |
| Status | Ended |
| Year | 2020 |
| First Air Date | March 14, 2020 |
| Last Air Date | June 20, 2020 |
| Broadcast Day | saturday |
| Network | LINE TV |
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Synopsis
Gun Tossakan is a very bright and tall medical faculty freshman who has been in love with the popular third-year Engineering major and head hazer, Bar Sarawat, ever since he was in high school. Although at that time Gun was unable to confess his feelings because of the promise he made to his mum to not date until he passed high school, once he enters university fate has very different plans for him. The world is small, and a university is smaller. Being popular students at the same university leads Gun and Bar to collide with each other again and again until Gun succeeds in wooing Bar. Or maybe Bar too has a confession to make?
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Editor's Review
A Compact Love Story
“En of Love: Love Mechanics” is a short and sweet drama that packs a punch within its four episodes. Set against the backdrop of university life, it delves into the complexities of love, desire, and human connection.
Plot and Characters
The story revolves around Mark, an engineering major burdened by unrequited love, and Vee, the boy he mistakenly identifies as the object of his affection. Their chance encounter in a club sets the stage for a rollercoaster of emotions. Unlike many BL dramas that focus on the struggle with sexuality, “Love Mechanics” takes a refreshing approach. Mark and Vee know what they want, and they go after it without hesitation.
Acting and Chemistry
The success of this series lies in the solid acting and the chemistry between the two main characters. War and Yin, who play Mark and Vee, respectively, deliver commendable performances. Their on-screen presence is magnetic, and their interactions feel genuine. The #VeeMark ship sails smoothly, surpassing the expectations set by the previous arc, “En of Love: Tossara.”
Music and Emotions
The OST adds depth to the narrative. The opening and ending songs evoke a sense of melancholy, mirroring Mark’s emotional turmoil. As viewers, we feel the weight of their feelings—the longing, the passion, and the vulnerability. Mark’s sadness becomes palpable, leaving us rooting for his happiness.
Pacing and Character Development
However, the series isn’t without flaws. With only four episodes, character development takes a hit. While Mark and Vee’s chemistry shines, we’re left wanting more insight into their individual lives. The show occasionally veers into unnecessary filler scenes, distracting from the core story. Perhaps the creators could have used their time more wisely to flesh out crucial details.
A Bittersweet Affair
“Love Mechanics” twists and romanticizes what initially seems like a sadistic affair. It transforms it into a sun-kissed love story, complete with rainbows. The addition of a female character as the villain adds intrigue, emphasizing the BL genre’s dynamics.
Final Thoughts
In the end, “En of Love: Love Mechanics” leaves us with mixed feelings. While the brevity of the series limits character exploration, it also ensures that the story remains tightly woven. If you’re a fan of concise narratives and appreciate chemistry-driven romances, give this one a shot. War and Yin’s performances alone make it worth watching.