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There is one point to Fiat and Leo, I think, and that is mostly Fiat: He's the plot device that will get Type to agree to marry Tharn. But I do feel like they are adding pointless characters (the neighbour couple and Klui, seriously) instead of giving Tharn and Type a proper plot.

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I think they are using a soft filter on every scene to make the actors look better or something, but it also makes things a bit blurry. It's something that could have been done with makeup and lighting instead, but using a filter is cheaper, I guess...

I haven't read the novel, so I don't know anything about their characters, but it would be an utter waste if they *didn't* make them a couple! They are so comfortable together and have excellent chemistry, and it shows.

I think he wants to help, but his meddling is only making things worse.

Agreed. Fiat is an attention-seeking brat. He may have his reasons, but we haven't seen any good ones yet. I don't even get what he's trying to do -- it's obvious that Leo is whipped for him, but Fiat is treating him like an overbearing older brother. I don't even get if he's really serious about Type (as far as someone like Fiat *can* be serious) or if he's just trying to provoke a reaction out of Leo? But when he did get a jealous reaction, he got all upset about it? He's a mess, and so far I can't tell if he is supposed to be or if it's the writing of his character that's a mess. I guess we'll find out.

And the "they're not married so I can do what I want" excuse is so despicable. Like you said, Thailand doesn't even allow same-sex marriage, and also, people who reason like that wouldn't really let marriage stand in their way either. I don't like the term "home wrecker", but it certainly fits Fiat.

I also liked the interactions between Tharn and Type, and the female doctor/nurse is a good friend -- she obviously knows Type has got *someone*, so she's not trying to flirt, she's just being a good colleague.

Dr. Khunpol is cute, but his "help" is just making things worse for Type. And it looks like it's going to get even worse, judging by the preview.

Yeah, but the ones above are the offical links if you want to watch legally.

Good!

I completley understand -- but I have to tell you that the Ichihachi subs for episode 10 were very good, in case you run out of patience :)

I tried watching Prince of Legend, but it was SO BAD*, and Machida didn't even appear in the first couple of episodes. Does anyone know when he turns up?
*I admit that I am not in the target audience for it

I've seen full-lenth series that weren't as convincing as this little fluffy slice-of-life supermarket ad (though there was nothing in this last ep about that at all, so they know when to step back and let the drama take over) .
Can we talk about the kiss? IT DID NOT DISAPPOINT. This was most definitely not the dead fish mouth-touch we see in a lot of BL dramas. And the way Win just stuck to Tops like glue, looking like he wanted to eat *him* just as much as his cooking, LOL. Feelings are finally out in the open, and for Win it looks as if his floodgates were opened and now can't be shut again.
I also love the comedic moments, like Dome with another futile attempt at getting even a fraction of Tops' attention when Win is in the room (I mean, I do feel a little sorry for him, but these two have been dancing around each other for *months*, and he just doesn't stand a chance), and Win's "What happened to my face!?" at the end.

I'm so glad Jeff and Gameplay will get to be in a full-length series, even if it's not the main roles.

OMG! Relationship development! :D :D :D

It's getting ridiculous.

I must say that this was a most excellent sub!

Haha, Rokkaku Sherlock XD

I went there, but immediately jumped away because of spoilers!

I am so stupid. It only just now dawned on me that "Arisu" (the name of the main character) is how you pronounce "Alice" in Japanese.

Adachi comes across really strongly to me as demisexual! I know the "blushing virgin" is a character trope in BL, but the way I see it, that's not at all how he is portrayed. There's a small but very significant difference, and the age of 30 is part of it -- you don't normally last that long as a virgin if you really, really want to lose it (regardless of your cultural/moral conditioning), but Adachi simply hasn't met anyone he wanted to be with who also wanted to be with him (which is another consequence of being ace or demi-ace -- those feelings arise so rarely, and the chance of having them requited as well makes the odds of hooking up with someone somewhat astronomical -- compounded by the fact that as an ace/demi-ace, you're not really *looking*). Of course, Adachi is also an introvert who lacks confidence, which doesn't really help, but I don't feel like those are the crucial factors for him (unlike for Tsuge, where they were -- he was so much more eager to grab the chance when he got it).

Agreed, I just watched episode 1 on Crunchyroll and the subs were really good. I could only find two episodes there though?

Yes, I want to know too!