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Netflix, Amazon, and Disney see the money and go after the money! They might be paying big money for the right to air these Asian shows but in the long run they will never be as faithful as Asian streaming sites. I guess this is another show I won't be watching. Speaking as an interfan whose been burned by an American company buying in for the money only to abandon ship when cost got too high.

Hi, who is the scriptwriter and director?

I really liked this! The awkwardness, cuteness, tantrums, jealousy, shyness, and discovery was just right for me. I liked the story, plot, and actors. This was only my 7th lakorn ever and I found two actors that I want to see more of. I know I like something when I do research about it and if I come back time and again and it still puts a smile on my face; this full filled both of those. I wanted it to be longer so I could witness them testing out the relationship a little. I'm now a fan of Mook as she is my Thai version of ZLS.

I'm on ep 22 and all I want out of this is a good ending for all the protagonists and a very bad ending for the two antagonists. If they give me the typical slap-on-wrist for these two I'll lose all respect for the work put in by all involved and for what I see they were trying to do but didn't quite accomplish. Those two needs to be taken down real hard for what they did. You're messing with people's health for the sake of spurned love? Unacceptable!!!

So this is not happening correct? I keep wanting to remove it from my plan to watch list but still holding out hope.

I loved it! They weren't trying to be something they were not; they just wanted to tell a beautiful love story and I appreciate that. I always look forward to the question dramas like these ask. My brain was on fire and so was my finger tips searching for all the quotes and books. I love cliches, parables, and metaphors so this was right up my alley. I liked the pace and trail of the characters. The contrast and similarities in the main leads were well shown. The lessons on love, fear, caring, and enduring are well heeded. Love is never an excuse or a tool, but "Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, and endures all things." Thank You!

Although I think the ending was too easy I really appreciate this drama for the topic of letting go and saying goodbye. Thank you for allowing me to cry my eyes and feelings out when I needed it the most. I grappled with it at the beginning because I knew a sacrifice had to be made but it brought me to understanding through them coming to love one another. I loved it and I feel refreshed, so for personal reasons it's a 10 star for me.

Story of Yanxi Palace 🤭

There is just too much to compliment this production for that I'd be annoyed if I had to read it all. Not since SOYP have I so thoroughly been engrossed in a film that I seek info online about all involved in its production even it's financials? Although no creative work is perfect for all viewers and I do have faults with it, this has entered my canon of great storytelling by way of film. I don't know when I'll be so captivated again. I'm not one to read a novel and watch it's adaptation due to the differences in the two mediums and the relationship I form with the created work. However, I would love for a house to take up this translation project with full force because I would love to read this story and have its beautiful book on my shelf.

Professional all around! I never saw the seams come undone in any of the performances or behind the scenes work. It was iffy there at the beginning on which way the story and plots were going to go but they exceeded my expectations. There were only slight weakness in some of the scenes and acting but only if you are looking really hard for them will you see. I wonder if they are training actors or idols? There were no gimmicks or fanfare with this production but honest craft even if a little young. The acting was about the characters not about showcasing the actors. I never once lost focus or believability, each scene kept me engaged emotionally and intellectually. I just started episode 10 and I sense the turmoil coming but I'm looking forward to it because I have high hopes they can handle this and not fall falt or overplaying. I really hope they flow right into a triumphant finish no matter how it ends. Storytelling!!!
This is now #2 with 8 more spaces to fill.

I've not watched any of the preview trailers except the initial teaser months ago. Thanks for answering my questions. Have good one wherever you're located.

Thanks! Would you also happen to know if P/S dramatic plot will be of the personal type (someone either of them know personally) or random like in P/R storyline? I'm hearing mentions of an ex and past SA.

Hi, was Prapai pursuing Sky all while we are watching P/R and they just didn't show it? Or they meet again in ep 8 after the one-night stand in ep 1 (or was it 2)? Thanks in advance.

They have races where I live now fbut it's a different vibe than Miami. Hope you can get to go to one in the near future. I only came to the comment section to find out who the mob guy was that everyone keeps referring to but I stayed for the drama that's, WOW! The comments are a whole show within themselves.

I miss living in Miami for all the races, mods, and the imports, OMG! The rides in the teaser was what drew me to the show initially.

I miss living in Miami for the races, mods, and the imports, OMG!

I thought I was only one loving all the bikes. There was Ducati I think at the end of ep 5 but I couldn't get a good look.

I just watched a few highlights. I thought the same exact thing about Korea. It's fresh and intelligent without being boring. I love the clam but intriguing way it paces itself. It doesn't have that juvenile try-hard feel to it or feels the need to be overly comedic. I like the tension between all the characters even if it's right in my face at times. It's playing up not down to me as a viewer. Going to the symphony is one of my favorite things and to have a drama put to such beautiful music will always peak my interest. The acting is professional and believable. I really like the Rain character from the few clips I've seen but it helps that the actor is one that I've wanted to see more from. The story has connection and works well with the plots that I've noticed. I found myself contentedly smiling while watching and not doing my usual picking at every scene. That says a lot for me. I'm looking forward to getting stuck in to this for the full ride.

I want to see Zee play Mac the young lawyer who has to defend Toss his school crush accused of killing his ex and account to the family business in "Trial and Fire". Two smart characters besieged by ambition, pride, need, betrayal, and doubts.

He can definitely play the serious but caring role. Now just to give him a role with dimensions and tougher dialogue. And play opposite a character just as strong but who brings out the worst in him.