I still do not understand how Prem "scammed" Ten? Prem was like "ok, my cooking classes cost (insert large amount…
I read those Am I the Asshole stories on reddit and a lot of people have crazy in-laws and so they do lots of things that don't make sense to "keep the peace". I think's dumb too, but it does seem to be true to life.
Re: the magic powers, It's pretty much implied that the 'author' was really some kind of supernatural entity/deity/etc.…
Dude, I watched 4 different isekai anime today, I know what it is... hahaha. I'm not saying the concept is confusing, but the execution here was confusing. In Isekai anime, the god just shows up at the beginning and offers you over powered skill hahah, there's no mystery.
Great series, it got a little bit confusing for me towards the end (so are magic powers where you can put people in alternate universes common???), but I loved the relationships and interactions. Super cute!
I guess this is a nice filler series? There's nothing really wrong with it, the writing is just boring. You can tell all the actors are doing their best with what they were given to work with... which isn't much... Anyway, it's a cute series to skim through when there isn't anything else on
The last episode was cute, but it didn't have the emotional depth of the previous episodes. We didn't see any of the soul-searching and hard emotional work that Mhok and Day must have done during those 3 years, so them just getting back together with barely any struggle (that we saw) seemed a little too easy. I would have liked a more in-depth discussion between Mhok and Day about boundaries, being partners, trusting each other, etc... instead of Mhok simply apologizing and promising never to pity Day again.
As for Day regaining his sight, I was reading up and apparently, corneal transplants are just about the most common transplants done with some of the best outcomes (because corneas don't have blood vessels inside them), so him getting his sight back isn't too shocking (especially cause his family is rich). But, as some others mentioned, a reflection on what he learned during his time being blind and maybe a commitment to do some good (will he keep open the bookstore? ) would have been nice.
Anyway, I loved the series, and the ending wasn't *bad*, I just feel like it could have done more. Still, I'm satisfied, this was a great series and I rated it 10/10. Aof, as always, did a great job of directing (loved his cameo, he's like Stan Lee), and Sea and Jimmy killed it as well. I'm excited to see more from them.
The basic story beats are the same because of course it’s adapted from the same manga, but I honestly don’t…
So... what's the point of your comment? I already responded to the things you said in my last comment and this new comment is basically you repeating the same thing.
I guess you are one of those people who has to convince everyone they are always right.
Well, then let's just be direct. I shared my opinion, you criticised my opinion, I responded in good faith, and told you that I'm happy you are enjoying it. I don't really care about your thoughts anymore and I'm blocking you so I don't have to read your comments anymore. Have a nice life, boo!
The basic story beats are the same because of course it’s adapted from the same manga, but I honestly don’t…
It's the same plot. It's like watching filler episodes in anime. Maybe there's a couple of cool fights, but it doesn't change the overall story. I was hoping that maybe Tay and New would interpret their roles in a way that was at least as compelling as Machida Keita and Akaso Eiji, but I'm not really finding them to be as strong. They don't inhabit the roles in the same way. Or that they would move through the earlier stuff faster to get to the new stuff, but the pacing seems about the same.
So, it's exactly the same to me in all the areas I care about, just not quite as good.
But you're entitled to your opinion, if you like it, I love that for you.
It's cute, but honestly, it's pretty much exactly the same as the japanese version so far, at least as far as Achi and Karan are concerned. I might just wait till it's over to watch the rest, maybe they will do something new towards the end. Obviously, GMMTV will make money by bringing the story to Thai audiences who never saw the japanese version, but I generally think that remakes need to do something appreciably different/better than the original, and I'm not getting that here. Tay/New are cute and I'm glad they have the chance to work on a show with a better script (the storyline in dark blue kiss was sooo bad). The side couples are cute too, but I can't help but compare this to the Japanese version and my general feeling is "ehhh..."
I get it, Day didn't feel like an equal in the relationship and Mhok reinforced that feeling by lying to him about the job off (Mhok could have just said, "They offered it to me, but I decided to turn it down. After what happened with my sister, I don't want to miss a moment with the people I love, like you". So Day needs time to regain his confidence, be better able to take care of himself, so he can be an equal partner in the relationship.
Also, it's ep 11 so you know they were going to break up!
At least they waited until the last minute so we got most of an episode of good story :-P
I'm really loving the show so far, just kinda bummed out that it's another show where the disabled character gets…
girl, he ain't getting cured... that's not dramatic enough, P'Aof is a gay and gays love drama. Something crazy is going to happen, for sure. There will be a twist and something gut-wrenchingly sad. Bet
Mark deserves some kind of award, prize or something for his amazing acting - he nails each and every single role…
And he's in everything!!! Seriously, I am obsessed with Mark! I agree, he needs to get his own lead role, lots of them. I don't even like watching dramas with straight lead couples, but I would watch him with Namtan in a hot second!
Hope you stay mad about it hahaha
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8536876/
However, they can be rejected over time, but initial success is high.
As for Day regaining his sight, I was reading up and apparently, corneal transplants are just about the most common transplants done with some of the best outcomes (because corneas don't have blood vessels inside them), so him getting his sight back isn't too shocking (especially cause his family is rich). But, as some others mentioned, a reflection on what he learned during his time being blind and maybe a commitment to do some good (will he keep open the bookstore? ) would have been nice.
Anyway, I loved the series, and the ending wasn't *bad*, I just feel like it could have done more. Still, I'm satisfied, this was a great series and I rated it 10/10. Aof, as always, did a great job of directing (loved his cameo, he's like Stan Lee), and Sea and Jimmy killed it as well. I'm excited to see more from them.
I guess you are one of those people who has to convince everyone they are always right.
Well, then let's just be direct. I shared my opinion, you criticised my opinion, I responded in good faith, and told you that I'm happy you are enjoying it. I don't really care about your thoughts anymore and I'm blocking you so I don't have to read your comments anymore. Have a nice life, boo!
So, it's exactly the same to me in all the areas I care about, just not quite as good.
But you're entitled to your opinion, if you like it, I love that for you.
Also, it's ep 11 so you know they were going to break up!
At least they waited until the last minute so we got most of an episode of good story :-P