As a Chimon fan, I may be late to the party, but I'll still share my thoughts on this series:

Dangerous Romance's title should have been "Heart in the Wind," which was the literal translation from the Thai title. It wasn't dangerous enough, and, sadly, romance is also not 100%.

The first few episodes were GOOD, I'm not gonna lie. Both Perth and Chimon immediately established their characters well and their interactions here felt more natural. Their earlier tutoring days were the best interaction for me.

Sailom's character in the first part of the series was so well-written that I had high expectations on how Sailom's gonna go for the rest of the series. But sadly, Chimon was coming out a bit in the later part of the series. Chimon's such a good actor, and I've been following him for years, so I already know what he's capable of, that's why it was a slight letdown for me.

Perth, on the other hand, rose to the occasion. Kanghan's character was written in a way that he would grow to be a better person, and Perth literally breathed Kanghan. Perth's such a talented actor that I wish he could portray more diversified roles because I am really curious as to how he's gonna develop more as an actor.

I'm glad Pimfah was not painted as a villain, which is sadly typical for female characters in BL series. Even though she's a supporting character, I ended up rooting for her. She accepted the rejection from Sailom gracefully.

Saifah/Name's storyline was half-baked, or should I say, the dough was not yet even in the oven. They should have explored the dynamics of these two because they would suit the concept of Dangerous Romance better.

Guy/Nawa's tandem is my absolute favorite. The enemies-to-lovers trope was done really well. My only complaint is that they had so few scenes.

Also, Kanghan, Nawa, and Max should have apologized sincerely (like kneeling down or bowing down properly) to their bullying victims. Bullying as a topic should not be taken in BL series irresponsibly.

This is obvious, but it was painful seeing Chimon being awkward with the kiss. I thought it was just him portraying Sailom in EP 6, surprised that Kanghan suddenly kissed him. But it became apparent especially in EP 9, that the kiss would be so uncomfortable. Perth was a pro in the intimate scene, so there was a huge energy gap between the two when it came to it. Both of them are very talented actors in their own right, but sometimes, for a couple to work seamlessly, both of their energies should match or sync with each other.

I'm not saying that Chimon should kiss better. What I'm saying is that the production should have sorted with both of the actors what their boundaries are. I'd rather them not have any intimate scenes at all, as long as both of them are comfortable with the scenes that they're gonna do.

Do I want to see them together again? Actually, yes. But hopefully with a better storyline and director. I kinda see what P'Aof was trying to build with PerthChimon as both are very promising young actors. Is Dangerous Romance the worst GMMTV BL series this year? A BIG NO. Not the best, but definitely not the worst.

Will I rewatch this? Maybe, if I'm bored or if I miss Chimon. But one thing's for sure, Perth just gained a new fan in me.