When Duang is asked to perform at the Open House, with no singing or dancing skills, he at first refuses. However, when he finds out he'd be performing with Qinn, he quickly changes his tune. Up against the university's fierce and critical duo Pheem-Sol, Qinn is determined to prove his worth and Duang is prepared to make that happen for him.
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- Aired: February 14, 2026
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Duang doesn't quit & nothing gets him down for too long & he for sure doesn't give up no matter how mean Qin is. idk if i should be impressed or what. makes u wonder if that smile reaches deep inside, cause after getting shot down & talked to like dirt i doubt anyone is that thick skinned they wont feel hurt or insulted, even heartbroken. but Duang still smiling & keeps pursuing Qin. & have a feeling that Qin is interested but whenever he wanted to look Duang's way he gets caught cause Duang is always looking at him & to avoid being figured out he turns extra mean to cover his own ass. given how pure Duang is in his approach to Qin, wish Qin could also find it in himself to lower the walls he has built around himself & be kinder to Duang. cause it really is coming off like he is kicking defenseless puppy.
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AAA ...I'm really looking forward to the new episodes, although there's no chemistry yet. I think they will start interacting even more in the next episodes.
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i cannot get over how cute this show is. i'm smiling from ear to ear every episode and they feel like they pass so quickly. i love the pace of how things are developing between qin and duang. this is probably the show i'm looking the most forward to every week currently
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This show is so cringe, but they are free. We love this but hate secret crush on you, right i see how it is. DUANG CANT HANDLE ALL OF THAT, I CAN BABY I SO CAN, HE LOOK SO SEXY IN THAT SKINNYLICIOUS SHIRT, I CAN HANDLE ALL OF THATTTTTT. 9/10 OKAY BYE!
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They say that opposites attract - but this is not the case here. First, there's no mutual attraction - and we're on ep. 3 already. Second, main characters are not "opposites" of each other: Qui is an obnoxious growler while Duang is a delusional child; both are immature and annoying. Making both main characters unlikeable is just one of several signs of how bad the writing is - and the performances are only making it worse. Watching ep. 1 I thought that out of the whole cast at least TeeTee was trying - doing his best with his good looks and charm; now watching his exploits is simply tiring. The rest of the cast (Por included) is merely present on the screen - even calling it "performances" goes too far (and calling it "acting" would be offensive to actual actors). I'm pesimistic about the rest of the show.
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