Cong Minh

So, in the end, both Charlie's plans to approach Babe and to fake his own death did not help anything with taking down Tony. Kenta was like "lemme do all the jobs so you guys could flirt with each other" lol.

I know they want to make Kazuyo a likeable character, but I still can't help finding her annoying.

OK, I forgive how badly Sprite hurt First in the previous two eps, all because of the juicy moments in the end, which is a great way to wrap up this series imo.

Me: Now that your twin is healthy enough to go back to practice, you should completely withdraw from the volleyball team, try to approach First off the court, clear things up with him and start dating him as Sprite, right?

Sprite: No.

That basically sums up the latest two eps...

At least MFlow has been consistent in the quality of the series they've pumped out over the years LOL

Oh how I miss the sense of humor of this series. Funnily enough, I find myself enjoying Maki and Kurosawa bickering with each other more than Haruta x Maki lovey-dovey scenes. Maybe I have weird taste lol.

Don't know if this has anything to do with the anime version of Cherry Magic that is going on air soon. Like, they want that adaptation to be solely at the center of attention...

I was reluctant when getting into this, but it turned out to be better than I'd expected. Finally a decent story after Lucky Love.

But that one sentence could have taken away the kiss too imo 😆 Knowing First's personality, he'd be taken aback and become reluctant. Then the best scenario is they'd have a loooong conversation and then still kiss eventually, but the worst case is they'd have a big fight and no kiss altogether.

I know it's best to have clarity, but sometimes we have to make do with ambiguity 😅

Easy, pal. You're right. Perhaps we should end it here.

What Day wanted them (his mom and Gee) to help him is get him out of there. I think that's a bit immature (in the former case when he should have called for his coach instead considering the fact they were having an international match) and insensitive (to the feelings of the others at the party in the latter case). That said, I got your point. It's not easy to think straight when we are overwhelmed.

And I find what you pinpointed above very interesting. In both cases, he did not ask August who stood right beside him for help. But as I said before, Day only seeks help from someone he can trust, so... Sorry August, you're not the one 😂

Remember when he got separated from Mhok when they went out together, or when he struggled in the bathroom of the pub? In neither of those two instances did he call for help, even when the former case was way scarier. Day only seeks help when he knows someone he can trust is around. That's the consistency in his character I'm trying to say. Perhaps, I should have made myself clearer. All in all, I'm just amused by the similarity in the way he called out for his mother back in ep 1 and the way he called Gee in the latest ep.

I can already see tons of beauty product ad placements incoming lol.

Joke aside, I agree with you, such overly bright skin tone looks so fake to me (part of the reason I don't like any shows produced by Mandee...)

I can give you an instance: in the very first episode, when Day interviewed the ones applying for the caregiver job.

And maybe you're misunderstanding something. I'm not attacking Day. I already corrected myself in the above comment that "spoiled rich kid" may not be the right phrase, more like "overprotected rich kid". 😆 What I'm trying to say is Day is flawed as a character. However, it's his personality that makes me adore him so much, and he's one of the main reasons I love this series.

Lol maybe that's not the right phrase. No matter what, I still think Day's personality hasn't changed since ep 1. The way he called out for Gee inthe latest ep was the same as when he called his mom in the beginning of ep 1. The only thing that has changed is his attitude towards Mhok, whereas he still treats others, especially Night, exactly the same.

I just love how consistently our characters are written in this series. After six episodes, Mhok is still a thug who instantly resorts to violence, and Day is still a spoiled rich kid who would call out for the ones he trusts when things get chaotic. It is their flaws that make them feel like real living persons, and their love story more believable.

It would be the biggest plot twist if the evil one among them is Deddeaw lol

You're not alone. I read many comments (including my own) saying how addictive this series is despite its flaws <3

Dy is so damn precious (to the point I sometimes think Fire doesn't deserve him).

That's exactly my top three as well (counting Thai BLs only, of course) 😆