The Main point of the Story !
I love every detail about this series especially the law doctor wants to point out. Law doesn't have heart and I get what he meant. If someone asks me do I agree with doc say before I watch this Series, I might not sure but after this series, I was super sure I agree with him. This series literally tells me something that I haven't think of. It was a whole new message and I love that. For the acting, I don't think I even need to say. The Main leads and every support roles really nailed their roles. About the romance, the director knows what he's doing tbh. The little glance makes me blush which is crazy cause I have been watching bl series which contain NC scene tho. So this is work of art I will say. And ofc not everything will happens like we all want. I have one word for ending scene , that is a masterpiece. I don't wanna spoil but the ending scene was really detail and makes you feel something for a week. After all, I really recommend everyone to watch this. Trust me it's worth watching.Was this review helpful to you?
I NEED TEN MORE SERIES OF THEM RIGHT NOW
Watching Spare Me Your Mercy was the highlight of my week. Every Wednesday and Thursday, I eagerly counted down the hours until I could immerse myself in its beautiful story and unforgettable characters. The chemistry between the leads was absolutely magical—every glance, every touch, and every conversation felt real and raw. The story itself was so compelling, blending emotional depth with moments of tenderness and tension that kept me hooked. The acting was another standout—each performance brought the characters to life in a way that made me deeply care about their journey.One of the most thought-provoking aspects of the series was Dr. Kan's struggle with euthanasia and the moral dilemmas he faced. I empathized deeply with his pain and inner conflict, and it made me reflect on the importance of compassion and choice in such difficult situations. While I understood the necessity of him paying for his crimes, I couldn’t help but hope that, after serving his penance, he would find peace and redemption. The idea of him and his love finding their happy ending someday gave me a bittersweet sense of hope amidst the tragedy.
Now that it’s over, I can’t help but feel a void. Life feels a little emptier, a little quieter, without the anticipation of a new episode. This show wasn’t just a series; it became a part of my routine, my joy, and my heart. I know it will stay with me for a long time because shows like this don’t come around often.
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A story about mystery, romance, and death
Spare Me Your Mercy is an exceptional BL drama that blends romance, mystery, and moral dilemmas into a deeply engaging story. Police Major Wasan becomes suspicious of an unusual rise in terminally ill patient deaths, including his own mother’s. His investigation brings him closer to Dr. Kantaphat, whose compassionate nature hides deeper complexities.The relationship between Wasan and Kantaphat evolves naturally, balancing romantic tension with emotional depth. JJ Krissanapoom Pibulsonggram (Wasan) delivers a solid performance that fits his role, though his expressions can feel restrained at times. Tor Thanapob Leeratanakachorn (Kantaphat) shines with his portrayal of a thoughtful and empathetic doctor, creating a character that feels both real and relatable.
The plot unfolds in a rural setting, offering a refreshing change from typical dramas focused on wealthy characters. Its pacing keeps viewers hooked, and the resolution ties everything together beautifully. The themes of love, trust, and morality are explored thoughtfully, making the story both heartfelt and meaningful.
Visually, the series is captivating. The cinematography captures the natural beauty of its setting.
With strong acting, a unique setting, and a storyline full of emotional weight, Spare Me Your Mercy is a must-watch for anyone seeking a drama that goes beyond romance to tackle deeper human issues.
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A excellent choice of series
How can I praise the beauty of a series that, from its very first announcement, captured my attention without resorting to the usual clichés? I’d say this is easily achieved through a simple analysis of the work itself.It is a fact that BLs with unconventional themes, like this one, which addresses the practice of euthanasia, captivate audiences simply by deviating from the standard narratives we are accustomed to. However, SMYM went beyond that, showing us that a well-crafted story with a heavy emotional load can be executed beautifully in just a few episodes. The philosophical conflicts that shaped the relationship between the policeman and the doctor were brilliantly constructed, reinforcing my belief that love, no matter how pure, is also susceptible to deterioration when it blooms in an environment of discord and deceit.
Unlike some critics, I don’t consider the romance insufficient, given how the plot was structured. From the very beginning, Wasan was presented as a serious individual whose professional mission often overshadowed his personal life. Moreover, he was exposed to the mysterious deaths of terminal patients under Dr. Kan’s care early on, which made his feelings toward the doctor ambiguous and diminished the possibility of a deeper relationship. How could someone who had personally experienced the pain of losing a patient fully involve themselves romantically with their prime suspect?
That said, I don’t want readers to think the romance is reduced to a game of manipulations or that the series lacks emotional scenes. The characters’ feelings develop slowly, but they are understandable, and the actors’ chemistry greatly enhanced the relationship's progression. Without exaggeration, the actors delivered a stunning performance in their romantic interactions!
What’s more, the moral dilemmas, the characters’ conflicting perceptions, and the well-crafted scenes that urged us to speculate about potential outcomes were incredibly appealing elements for any viewer open to the beauty of the drama.
Finally, I’d like to emphasize that the series isn’t perfect. There are some points to consider before deciding to watch it, especially since its premise focuses primarily on mystery and the ethical questions surrounding euthanasia. This might not appeal to viewers seeking a more conventional romance. Another factor that could influence your evaluation is the realistic ending, which, in my humble opinion, was perfectly aligned with each character’s personality as presented throughout the series. However, if you’re not a fan of open endings, this might impact your overall experience.
The epilogue is truly moving, and the actors’ performances were divine. Therefore, I confidently assert that Spare Me Your Mercy is a mature production capable of making you smile, cry, and fall in love with the dynamic and chemistry of the main couple, making it an excellent choice for those looking to escape routine BLs and for anyone who loves reflecting on ethical questions through such rich storytelling.
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The best BL series to end the year.
As a devoted reader of the novel, I approached the series Spare Me Your Mercy with high expectations, knowing the depth of the original work. Despite the challenges inherent in adapting such a layered narrative, the series not only meets but surpasses those expectations, proving to be a remarkable adaptation. Compressing two books into just eight episodes is no small feat, yet the series achieves this with grace and finesse, delivering a story that feels both faithful to its source material and engaging in its own right.This series stands as one of the finest examples of the BL genre. The chemistry between the leads is palpable, but what truly stands out is its ability to balance romance with profound themes. It doesn’t merely cater to romantic desires but dares to touch on issues of morality, choice, and humanity.
The intricate development of the main relationship offers a refreshing depth, where affection is a bit rushed but builds naturally. The acting in this series is nothing short of extraordinary. The cast, particularly the leads, delivers compelling. The emotional range displayed is remarkable, with the actors seamlessly transitioning between moments of lightheartedness and gut-wrenching sorrow. The ability to convey such intense emotion through subtle expressions and minimal dialogue highlights the actors' exceptional talent (as expected from Tor and Jaylerr)
The chemistry between the leads isn't just about romantic tension—it’s about their characters’ growth (how Wassan tries to understand why the doc did the euthanasia), their struggles, and their love for each other amidst adversity. The actors breathe life into the narrative, making each scene unforgettable.
The music of Spare Me Your Mercy is a crucial part of its success. The soundtrack is carefully chosen to reflect Wassan's feelings. Please give the applause for P'Nont Tanont.
Spare Me Your Mercy is also visually mesmerizing. The cinematography captures the beauty of its setting with an artistry that’s rare in the BL series.
One of the most powerful and courageous aspects of Spare Me Your Mercy is its exploration of the euthanasia issue. The series does not shy away from delving into this morally complex and sensitive issue, offering a nuanced portrayal of the characters’ struggles between the laws of euthanasia and the lives of critically ill patients. Euthanasia, often a difficult subject, is addressed with the utmost respect and delicacy. The series raises important ethical questions, challenging viewers to confront their own beliefs about autonomy, suffering, and the right to die with dignity.
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One of the best shows I watched this year, I'm never watching it again /j
The show was great, the moral/ethical discussions took most of the plot with little space to romance, which I personally don't mind (I started the show keeping in mind that the romance was only a background factor).If you're as biased as I am about the topics in the show it can be a little bit frustrating, especially towards the end, but it's frustrating in a good way (?) if you get what I mean.
The mistery keeps you watching, even if a little bit predictable, and a few plot wholes and continuity errors weren't big enough to take away the focus from the actual story.
Great show overall but I DEFINITELY need to watch something more lighthearted before even thinking of rewatching this one.
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What's More Powerful, Belief or Love?
The story's main topic is Euthanasia. Based on Cornell Law School, Euthanasia, sometimes called mercy killing, is the ending of a person’s life who is terminally ill and suffering in pain. So, if you do not want this kind of topic in the film that you're watching or you're not open to this kind of topic, you may kindly leave this series alone.The story started with Wasan, as he came back home to see his terminally ill mother. On the way home, he got into a minor accident so he needs to go to the hospital. Unfortunately, his mother died even before he got home. Their family and neighbors got curious of the mother's sudden death because the doctor of this small town and the doctor assigned to the mother, named Kan, said that she will live up to 3-4 months more. Wasan's mother sparked his curiosity to investigate the rising cases of the death of the terminally ill patients in that town.
The story revolved around finding-out who is the killer. Throughout the story, you will know and see who is really the killer. As someone who also kind of believes in the positive side of Euthanasia, I strongly supported Dr. Kan, since he is only doing the favor of his patients. Imagine also what he is going through whenever those patients are asking him to be killed through the injection of potassium chloride.
What made me gasped was the involvement of the director and pharmacist of the hospital and their relationship to each other. As we walk through the story, we saw that the director and the pharmacist has a relationship and loves each other. It is just so sad that since the pharmacist fantasizes Dr. Kan's doings and the belief of Euthanasia, he killed his lover (director). Yes, the testimony he said to the polices in the first part is not true and it will later be revealed that he is continuing injecting potassium chloride to the patients. But he was doing it wrong, so Dr. Kan said that it was not euthanasia.
Another intriguing moment was the involvement of the forensic analyst something, named Rin. She really made me mad. I know that she is only doing her job as a doctor, but since I'm team Dr. Kan, I really got mad at her. But later on the last part of the series, her background and relation to Dr. Kan's professor really made me sad.
When it comes to Captain Wasan and Dr. Kan's chemistry and storyline together was really great. Their chemistry is really on point. Their acting are really amazing. The way they portrayed their emotions, especially them crying made me so emotional. I just do not like how Dr. Kan can easily break his anger after arguing with Captain Wasan. I know that this is partly fiction, but in real life, when a person is interrogating and saying that they do not trust you, your initial reaction was to feel hurt. I also know and understand that Dr. Kan was in the wrong side, but please give me an aspect wherein he will ignore Captain Wasan for moments.
Let me also talk about the nurse that is always with Dr. Kan, she was really amazing and a great addition to the plot of the series. Without her, the story will not be complete, I believe.
In totality, everything is perfect. I love this series so much. While watching, I realized how good it was that is why everybody recommends and talks about it. I believe that there is no need for a part 2, but a special episode might be better. Watch it now! It is really good.
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beautiful and amazing
"Spare Me Your Mercy" was such a beautiful and different series.Everything is about euthanizing people in the last stage of suffering - it will always be a controversial topic all over the world.
Although I understand that the film is different from the books, but the way it was filmed, the growing tension to find out who is the one who "kills" the people who would die anyway after suffering a lot, the music, everything is superlative.
The acting is superb, everyone played very well and brought the characters Onanong, "Boss" and Somsak to life. I felt their fear, despair and frustration.
The end of the series with "Thiu" and "Kan" in the car, with KAN in handcuffs on the way to the police, but with a Thiu who forgave him, with the blue flower... what a wonderful ending, what a battle was going on in Thiu's heart to choose between duty and love... absolutely wonderful end of the series.
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Review: Spare Me Your Mercy (A.K.A Euthanasia)
For all fans of suspense, medical drama, and investigative thrillers with deep questions about morality and ethics, THIS SERIES IS FOR YOU.I’ve always loved diving into the worlds created by Sammon, and I’m captivated by how she explores and brings to light the underlying themes in her novels. Two of her works that stand out for me—making her a must-read author—are Manner of Death (which tackles human and drug trafficking, sexual abuse, abortion, and homicide) and Triage (which deals with the illegal trade of human organs).
Now, Spare Me Your Mercy is nothing short of a masterpiece. I read the first book of the novel and loved every second of it. It challenges your morals and beliefs about euthanasia, questioning whether states have the legitimacy to interfere with an individual’s right to choose in situations where only pain and tears remain until the final breath.
I was positively surprised by the changes made in the series and found them well-executed. I especially appreciated how the series incorporated the debate about the right to choose life or death in the final stages of cancer, alongside the moral and legal dilemmas surrounding it.
The casting of Tor and JJ was excellent, in my opinion. They perfectly embodied the characters, bringing the maturity required for the story. Unlike teenagers, the protagonists are young adults in their thirties, with well-formed ideals and convictions, which gave the series a more mature tone in line with its complex themes.
A standing ovation for Tor! Watching him, I saw Kantapat exactly as I imagined while reading the novel—his mannerisms, suspicious glances, and compassionate approach toward his patients were spot on. The way Tor portrays emotions and pulls you into the character’s journey is remarkable. I cried alongside him in the series’ final moments.
The cinematography was masterfully crafted, the OST was breathtaking with Nont’s voice, and the performances by Tor, JJ, and all the supporting cast were remarkable and a true pleasure to watch.
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One of the season’s most intriguing elements was Tew discovering that his beloved was the one performing euthanasia on several patients, including his own mother. It was powerful to see Kantapat offer his perspective, clarifying that his actions stemmed from a desire to relieve unbearable suffering and provide his patients with a dignified death.
The final scene, where Tew gives Gun a flower symbolizing forgiveness and confesses his love, was deeply moving. It was a perfect mix of love and duty as Tew, being a law enforcement officer, ultimately had to fulfill his duty. Despite Kantapat’s convictions, he had crossed legal boundaries.
I sincerely hope there’s a second season. Now, I can’t wait to read the second book and once again immerse myself in the emotional and thought-provoking universe that only Sammon can create.
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One of a kind
Definitely not for the weak! I must say this drama is uniquely masterpiece, I haven't seen a lot of storyline and plot like this one. You should prepare yourself before watching because it can alter your opinion and even your prediction. The acting was good so as the story I also love their ost the only thing that is lingering in my head is that they didn't even have a good ending yet I completely understand why it has be to like that. I wished they had more romantic scene but overall it was a great roller coaster ride definitely worth watching.Was this review helpful to you?
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A Little Preachy, Obvious Activist Piece
I'm from a country that allows assisted suicide in certain places, which I think is more "dignified" (using term from the series) as the patient administers the drugs autonomously. This gives the patient more "power of the body" and leaves it in the hands of the patient. So I do have bias is how I interpreted this series.I thought the story was more of an activist statement at the expense of great storytelling. I think that the story is microcosm of Dr. Kan and it could have had analysis. With his focus being on end of life termination, he loses focus on being a healer and instead becomes a grim reaper, for the cause, and for his ego. He would not terminate so many people if his ego was not in play. From the professor to his last patient, you can see his feelings expressed in his eyes. That was due to the fantastic acting of Tor. The Captain's story got 5 minutes at most over all of the episodes. I would have like to have seen more of his story.
I understand that euthanasia is illegal in the country where the story takes place, but the doctor's story should be that his passion is end of life, not in the practice of medicone. Had he cared about keeping people healthy and healing illnesses, he would not have removed a doctor from a rural community which will take months to replace him. This is why the story is partly about Dr. Kan's ego and the role he plays as the grim reaper. Many physicians will play an advisory role in places where this is illegal instead of an active role because having a doctor as an advocate is more powerful. So while we viewers can glom on to Kan being a hero, the community, which looks to be mostly poor, is now missing a doctor. Anybody who has studied rural healthcare will understand that problem. But sometimes our activism is the most important thing to us as humans. As a disgraced doctor, Kan will not be able to advocate for legislation because he is technically a murderer. I loved that part of the story, that even hero archetypes like Dr. Kan can be a fragile human.
The series had more romantic scenes between supporting cast than the main characters. The love story between the main characters is almost non-existent. Just a lot of talk, very little intimacy or affection. The Captain wasn't even needed as a love interest. He could have been just another dude in the community. Also, huge plot hole is that morphine, fentanyl or whatever Dr. Kan is using to send them off is also tightly controlled. With 20+ deaths, I'm thinking that someone should have noticed the missing drugs. Maybe the Dr. Duangnet would have noticed, since she notices everything else, except that. The acting was vey good, and I liked the music. I probably will not rewatch, but I think that people who are heavily invested in euthanasia as a topic will rewatch.
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Values versus reality
This was a very well written series. It had a complex developed plot for only eight episodes. The series presented the dilemma of a palliative care healthcarer.On the one hand you have the sanctity of life and on the other hand you have the compassion toward continued unnecessary pain in a terminal patient. This is probably one of the few BL series that dares to address a controversial societal issue.
The sexual tension and attraction of the two male leads was palpable. Unfortunately the relationship between the two men was doomed from the beginning. Both the palliative care doctor and the policeman had unwavering convictions related to their respective professions. I will definitely watch this again because the quality of this series was excellent.
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