It’s probably happening cause of the uprising of those vertical short drama apparently they are doing better business (I'm talking about huge margins in terms of returns), and many investors are shifting their investments towards them rather than regular dramas.
Every time I choose to watch Thai drama, I get reminded why I don't like them. Everyone just sucks here. Every…
Also that Tony guy, bro for 8 year of friendship you stayed friend just to date her. i don't know how clear of the boundaries she set with him but the way he behave he defiantly wouldn't have respected those boundaries.
Honestly, I watched all the way to episode 9 only to end up at the last episode. It was so long and ugh, frustrating.…
Same, I have never found a good romance based thai drama. the only thai drama i loved was F4 thailand (remake of BOF) and enigma s1 & s2 (horror series)
Every time I choose to watch Thai drama, I get reminded why I don't like them.
Everyone just sucks here. Every time the guys can't handle his exes, then they are sweet and lovey-dovey. The ex is simply evil, and the fact that if she is unhappy (mind you, because of her choices), she doesn't get a pass to ruin other people's happiness, especially her ex. And this statement is made only once in this entire drama, which is again never brought up. You have to face the consequences of your actions, but drama never properly addresses them. Instead, it shows why she is doing this in a way that makes you feel sad for her, and at times, you genuinely do. However, her actions keep getting worse and worse.
The main couple is also not good; since the beginning, they haven't trusted each other. Their love is so strange—once a conflict occurs, they immediately accuse each other of cheating (making me wonder if having a mistress is common in Thailand). I also feel it's unnecessarily long because the conflict is like it never resolves; one thing happens, and then they deal with new BS without resolving anything. Also, every time she asks if he is hiding something (clearly showing she is feeling insecure), you should figure out how to create a sense of security rather than going, "I love when you are jealous." Yes, she might be jealous, but she is also asking you not to lie multiple times, and you still actively choose to lie just to save an old, broken relationship and harm the new, possible relationship you are interested in creating and maintaining. 🤷🏻♀️ Bro, make it make sense. You want to be goody-to-shoes to your ex when your current partner, friends, and everyone in your present life are asking you to tell the truth and not make it worse.
Also, the grandmother said nothing to him when he fucked up after proposing; when in the beginning, she said she wanted to test when his ex came to the office for the very first meeting.
Phim's bf, girl, what kind of shared delulu are you both living in? I understand your friend is making mistakes, but why are you actively helping her when she is clearly wrong, and I saw you addressing that, but never actively.
On episode 3, and I lost it, 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 they spend the whole day cooking and getting bullied by the Meng cook shenanigans, and they come back to sleep in the prison cell and lock themselves in 🤣 🤣 🤣 What the heck!
if that old man who made the dress is the enigma and he was trying to find a body to take over, what was the s1…
Enigma had his plan to find the body. But at the same time, people who practiced dark magic had already chosen Enigma as their leader, hence naming the group that.
They are recruiting others, and S1 was an example of how the Enigma group moves, how they find vulnerable people, and how they can take advantage of using them as tools later (like Jew and Mayday were in S2).
Namsine’s case was different. Ajin came in between, and Namsine was free of the Enigma group, but in S2, he couldn't save Anya, who wanted to leave the group but couldn’t. So, see it as a pyramid where Enigma sits on top, then characters like Madam Kosum, Tul, maybe more, are in the top tier, then people like Ratt, then people like Anya and Yihwa, then come those who are vulnerable and can be used as tools in the big scheme of Enigma. (Which is exactly not explained in S2 what that was.)
It wasn't Enigma controlling them in S1; it was Enigma's people controlling them, trying to spread their beliefs. S1 probably had Tul commanding them and was the one helping Namsine, like Madam Kosum doing the same with Jew and Mayday. Ajin was looking for the Enigma group, so he stumbled upon the case of S1, and similarly in S2, because the Enigma group was interested in that dress. Ajin was not aware that the dressmaster was Enigma.
Now, the interesting detail I noticed that made Shu Yan's wish make more sense was the time Yu Xuan woke up after…
It's easy missed detail about the time he woke up but camera kept focusing on that in same manner as other key moments happening that day so that got me curious and I started to notice the time details. I'm happy you like this
Wait, yihwa??? Was it confirmed that yihwa is also part of enigma?? Then, why help fa in season 1..?
There was an ending scene in S1 where we see Enigma people Tul, Anya, and Yiwha keeping an eye on Ajin. So maybe that's why she helped Fa, so tell Engima about like how powerful Ajin is
Enigma was an entity that created the group of people who practice black magic and have gone completely to the dark side. Enigma did not possess anyone in season 1.
Season 1 Namsine made a deal with people working for the Enigma group, and she was casting a spell on students. Not Enigma. Imagine a mafia gang where one person is leader (Enigma) and then there are sub leader (Madam Kosum & Tul Bright’s character and many more) then lower than that ( like Ratt) then more people like (Anya and Yiwha) then vulnerable peoples who signs to work with them for their own gain like (Namsine, Jew, Mayday).
Everyone just sucks here. Every time the guys can't handle his exes, then they are sweet and lovey-dovey. The ex is simply evil, and the fact that if she is unhappy (mind you, because of her choices), she doesn't get a pass to ruin other people's happiness, especially her ex. And this statement is made only once in this entire drama, which is again never brought up. You have to face the consequences of your actions, but drama never properly addresses them. Instead, it shows why she is doing this in a way that makes you feel sad for her, and at times, you genuinely do. However, her actions keep getting worse and worse.
The main couple is also not good; since the beginning, they haven't trusted each other. Their love is so strange—once a conflict occurs, they immediately accuse each other of cheating (making me wonder if having a mistress is common in Thailand). I also feel it's unnecessarily long because the conflict is like it never resolves; one thing happens, and then they deal with new BS without resolving anything. Also, every time she asks if he is hiding something (clearly showing she is feeling insecure), you should figure out how to create a sense of security rather than going, "I love when you are jealous." Yes, she might be jealous, but she is also asking you not to lie multiple times, and you still actively choose to lie just to save an old, broken relationship and harm the new, possible relationship you are interested in creating and maintaining. 🤷🏻♀️ Bro, make it make sense. You want to be goody-to-shoes to your ex when your current partner, friends, and everyone in your present life are asking you to tell the truth and not make it worse.
Also, the grandmother said nothing to him when he fucked up after proposing; when in the beginning, she said she wanted to test when his ex came to the office for the very first meeting.
Phim's bf, girl, what kind of shared delulu are you both living in? I understand your friend is making mistakes, but why are you actively helping her when she is clearly wrong, and I saw you addressing that, but never actively.
They are recruiting others, and S1 was an example of how the Enigma group moves, how they find vulnerable people, and how they can take advantage of using them as tools later (like Jew and Mayday were in S2).
Namsine’s case was different. Ajin came in between, and Namsine was free of the Enigma group, but in S2, he couldn't save Anya, who wanted to leave the group but couldn’t. So, see it as a pyramid where Enigma sits on top, then characters like Madam Kosum, Tul, maybe more, are in the top tier, then people like Ratt, then people like Anya and Yihwa, then come those who are vulnerable and can be used as tools in the big scheme of Enigma. (Which is exactly not explained in S2 what that was.)
It wasn't Enigma controlling them in S1; it was Enigma's people controlling them, trying to spread their beliefs. S1 probably had Tul commanding them and was the one helping Namsine, like Madam Kosum doing the same with Jew and Mayday. Ajin was looking for the Enigma group, so he stumbled upon the case of S1, and similarly in S2, because the Enigma group was interested in that dress. Ajin was not aware that the dressmaster was Enigma.
Enigma was an entity that created the group of people who practice black magic and have gone completely to the dark side. Enigma did not possess anyone in season 1.
Season 1 Namsine made a deal with people working for the Enigma group, and she was casting a spell on students. Not Enigma. Imagine a mafia gang where one person is leader (Enigma) and then there are sub leader (Madam Kosum & Tul Bright’s character and many more) then lower than that ( like Ratt) then more people like (Anya and Yiwha) then vulnerable peoples who signs to work with them for their own gain like (Namsine, Jew, Mayday).