Dropped it after 10min. Peach Girl is one of my favourite mangas but I couldn't get past the overacting and the fact that the actress playing Momo wasn't even that tanned!
And that's it for me. I lost the small interest I still had in this series when Kluen's ex-girlfriend came to Daonuea and resolved the conflict between the guys. Like, they couldn't finally have the MC talk?! The girl came like a savior and literally excused Kluen's inability to communicate. Such a juvenile plot.
Every now and then a drama comes along and resonates with me more than others. Means more to me than others, obsesses…
Beautiful review! I love this series so much. I got teary eyes every time I read a positive comment like yours . Thank you for giving SCOY a second chance.
Oh no, episode 6 was such a let down! Why did they feel the need to add this manufacturated conflict when AthipPoon barely got together? Poon's actions make no sense this episode. He didn't do his job proprely, yet he didn't expect disciplinary action. Some customers got food poisoning because he didn't manage the team correctly! Any other chief would have been fired. The fact that he's angry at Thip for the sanction shows that he indeed (subconsciously?) thought he wouldn't get punished. Then, the biggest wtf: he went to the competition. I was on board with him when he decided to reopen his stall during his supsension but why would he work for the competition while still being employed at Athip's restaurant? Who does that? It was stupid and disloyal. I did like this series, despite its flaws but I can't deal with characters acting OOC and stupidly.
I'm not sure how things are done in Thailand, but when a person leaves a position, it becomes the responsibility…
Poon is the new head chef, he replaced Mayom IIRC, so it was his responsability to manage the team accordingly. And if he couldn't do it then it was his responsability to warn Athip. Mayom even apologized for not doing the handover with Poon, implying that it's Poon's job now to redistribute tasks. Athip is CEO, he's not working in the kitchen so it's definitly not his fault Poon didn't do his job correctly.
The plot is all over the place. The series doesn't know what it wants to be : a fluff romcom? a thriller ? There's not enough time to add a jealous roomate and a stalker. I could have done without the female character since the subplot related to her doesn't bring anything interesting.
This MDL comment section vs. the YT comment section is like two different worlds, it amazes me everytime 🤣
I've noticed YT comments are always very positive to the point of being ridiculous. I never see negative comments. It's like people posting there have no critical mind...
I liked this a lot, but I think it could have either been 12 episodes or things condensed and more room made for…
Seng is wonderful! Lot of people are praising Billy but for me Seng was the revelation. You have to be great to act a character like Toh and still make him likeable and funny.
People are really hard on this show - is there some underlying external reason I'm missing?I get why the secondary…
I think the issue is the directing. It is boring and slow. With a common story like this, you need to add some spice to make it entertaining: a bit of humour, a pinch of dynamism or some originality in the directing. Plus & Minus lack all of that.
Who is the writer of this series? Hahahahaha it's so hard to like this series wherein we all know the story is…
Thank you! Some people should really raise their standards. They're excusing and buying into every crap series. There's no excuse for writing a bad series where characters actions are unrealistic and unecessary. It's ok to adapt a novel into a series but you should improve the storyline!
Nuea is being overdramatic. What he feels is not even love, it's most likely a crush, because you can't just love…
According to the novel, in high school, Daonuea was doing Kluen's art homeworks. Kluen found out and became aware of Dao. That's how he "felt in love with him". When Dao confessed to him, he was already in love with him but since he doesn't know how to communicate, he blurted out "have a nice flight" instead of answering proprely. I agree they made Daonuea overdramatic since episode 5. He acts like Kluen is the love of his life when they don't even know each other that much.
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He didn't do his job proprely, yet he didn't expect disciplinary action. Some customers got food poisoning because he didn't manage the team correctly! Any other chief would have been fired. The fact that he's angry at Thip for the sanction shows that he indeed (subconsciously?) thought he wouldn't get punished.
Then, the biggest wtf: he went to the competition. I was on board with him when he decided to reopen his stall during his supsension but why would he work for the competition while still being employed at Athip's restaurant? Who does that? It was stupid and disloyal.
I did like this series, despite its flaws but I can't deal with characters acting OOC and stupidly.
Athip is CEO, he's not working in the kitchen so it's definitly not his fault Poon didn't do his job correctly.
When Dao confessed to him, he was already in love with him but since he doesn't know how to communicate, he blurted out "have a nice flight" instead of answering proprely.
I agree they made Daonuea overdramatic since episode 5. He acts like Kluen is the love of his life when they don't even know each other that much.