among many great actors LWJ is one of the best and most cutie pie actors SK TV industry has given us to watch. the path to leading role is none to zero, but I genuinely hope he gets to play a leading role soon, as he has done one too many supporting roles...and proven himself that he is worthy of being a leading man against any herion in a top notch production.
I am so proud of this series, the production values are just right for a Thai series, seriously, Thai BL have come so far that they are the best in production as of now!!!
I don't want to say anything but can't help but say that the person in the park who killed SJI's son wore the same jacket as mine which I purchased from SHEIN. Lol, SHEIN is everywhere, Thai is Thai, but I have observed many high budgets series prop and clothing department purchased many stuff from SHEIN!!!
I am not the only one surprised and shocked with the slap...I get it if he is frustrated that he ignores the hint he gave him of liking him...but the slap with that that dramatic force wasn't even necessary....that was abuse for me!!!
there is not a single series where Kim Sabu performs lower...with him in the series is enough to keep my interest!!! I actually liked this series, bit of drama, slice of life, action, thriller and emotional low key love!!!
PJH played a similar “bitch-but-good” role in Do You Like Brahms. Characters who are not openly evil often turn out to be even worse, because they cast a grey shadow over the lives of everyone they touch. They are unhappy themselves, and they spread that unhappiness to others, all while insisting that their own misery is more important. What makes it worse is that they are fully aware their misery darkens other people’s lives, yet they do nothing except spit venom behind a polished smile and sleek demeanor. I hated her character in Do You Like Brahms, and I hated her here as well. That said, PJH portrayed the role in such a way that we were meant to hate her—and she knows that. That’s the mark of a truly skilled actor.
Sea’s acting has only improved since his debut—I’m proud to see him delivering work of this caliber. At times, Jimmy’s performance pales in comparison to Sea’s. This CP truly is extraordinary; their screen presence is as magical as it gets.
This is some intelligent series...I know I mean with all the weak revolution type story, the other aspects, the artistic nature and the equal screen time for all the actors makes it feel a better series, not focused on any one character, but overall summarizing whats going on...
ps. the shoe slap and then Dao wearing glasses out of shame and hiding her tears was sassy scene and sad as well...you go girl, cheaters are cheaters no matter who they cheat with!!! The shoe slap was nothing more of a unique style, as she didn't even wanted to touch him with her hands!!!
this is a good series with good actors regardless of who they are. I also have my personal reservations but I do not condone or bash a drama for reasons that are just stupid. Any person or individual who hasn’t committed a crime or violence against someone is not a subject of public outracey or hatred. You can have personal feelings for someone but do not redicule a work that is a collective of many individuals not just a "individual".
I also do not like that certain individual and I can't explain why but that doesn't mean I should Nash him for reason that is just my personal feelings as I am more inclined toward the other party.
even though I have my likeness and dislikeness towards “some individual” I still liked the series and it is kind of series I consume, so just because of my personal feelings I won’t discard the drama…this is old school staple K drama and I loved the episodes….
When it comes to high school stories, no country can match the People’s Republic of China. I’ve watched countless school dramas since childhood, and China still stands as number one in portraying coming-of-age stories. Across every genre, they always seem to have something profound to tell—though they rarely go beyond the 1980s (obvious reason) in real-time settings. From the 80s onward, each story feels like a gem, one after another. Of course, not every series is of the same caliber, but the ones I’ve chosen to watch are truly exceptional.
This current series reminded me of one of the best Chinese thrillers in the school genre, Shining for One Thing (also listed among the recommendations). Both series are alike yet different: each depicts a love so silent and selfless that one is willing to sacrifice everything—again and again, without hesitation—for the person they cherish.
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Khemjira is one of the best series...
ps. the shoe slap and then Dao wearing glasses out of shame and hiding her tears was sassy scene and sad as well...you go girl, cheaters are cheaters no matter who they cheat with!!! The shoe slap was nothing more of a unique style, as she didn't even wanted to touch him with her hands!!!
I also do not like that certain individual and I can't explain why but that doesn't mean I should Nash him for reason that is just my personal feelings as I am more inclined toward the other party.
stop his at once and people must watch this drama
This current series reminded me of one of the best Chinese thrillers in the school genre, Shining for One Thing (also listed among the recommendations). Both series are alike yet different: each depicts a love so silent and selfless that one is willing to sacrifice everything—again and again, without hesitation—for the person they cherish.