Jemima Zain

Your points are all valid. I never said their relationship past or present is the ideal, I am just pointing out my own observations that's all.

Daon's suitors are a mess. One is a sociopath, the other has anger management problems and the third is clingy and annoying.

I actually agree with you. I haven't read the Manhwa but I think that Daon still has residual feelings for Su Hyeon based on what I've seen so far. The show itself keeps emphasizing on the fact that they were both deeply in love with each other (you would think that the show runners prefer them as a couple). It was clear that even though Su Hyeon was aggressively kissing Daon in the beginning of the episode, Daon was clearly kissing back. It's like afterwards he suddenly came to his senses and started pushing him away, but he was kissing back initially. I really don't understand what went on with them in the past. Where they like PhiNong like the Thais call it, or where they in a situationship? They keep flirting with each other and the show seems to love chronicling their "love story" that never fully actualized.

Same!! 😅😅😅

I actually liked the first episode. I get some people's complaints over the sound quality and CGI, but I am already immune to those aspects when it comes to Thai series in general. I am not saying that they are all bad, but... A good portion are unfortunately.

Hmmm... 🤔 Interesting. If that's what actually happened, it would make the show even messier than it already is.

Are you saying you think they were in a throuple like relationship?

Nope! Not at all. It's just surprising is all and probably an honest mistake. It sounds like a "love song" on the surface but if you know that genre of music, you will know it's a devotional song just based off the lyrics. It's more funny than offensive to be honest.

How old do you expect a teacher to be? A teacher can be anywhere from mid twenties upward, early twenties sometimes depending on if they graduated young. You can even find instructors/lecturers in universities in their twenties.

Not Fadel and his ex slow dancing to a Contemporary Christian worship song 😳😳 😅😅.

Well... Cos it's Israel.

Just playing their part as keyboard warriors.

As a whole I really liked this show. However I didn't like some parts of episodes 11&12 cos I thought it was a bit much. I haven't read the manhwa so I don't know if they were just trying to stay true to the original work but... Sa eon disappearing for 6 months threw me off. What was that all about? And his excuse for doing so didn't cut it at all. I also didn't take that part of him going to a war zone to "punish" himself for something he didn't do. He was also a victim so He could have just communicated with his wife about his worries, they seemed to be doing better in regard to communicating so why the sudden up and leave? They were doing way too much with that sub-plot and almost messed up a great show.

The real Baek Sa Eon is the worse serial killer ever!!! Dude always has his ass handed to him. He is a joke, a total mess and a big clown. SMH.

Why? I think Nut was the star of this episode. He really did his part justice.

Omg!! This episode was everything. Thoroughly enjoyed it and my boy Nut killed it as Jun ❤️❤️❤️. Played the cocky play boy with a heart of gold character to a tee 👏👏👏.

I just can't with this show's production. It's like they just can't let JohanNorth live their best life. But rather than being annoyed I find it ridiculous and funny. It's like whenever we are finally begin to move on from the HillTer backstory, they are like "Nope!! Not so fast!! Here is more!!" HillTer have soo much going on I can't even keep up. SMH.

Yesterday was a tough day, from "The heart killers" to "Spare me your mercy" 🥺🥺

Yeah... That's true his desperation to not be exposed contributed to him giving in to the man's blackmail. But technically he would still be considered a "murderer" regardless of if it was a terminal case or not cos euthanasia is illegal in Thailand. Morally speaking, it's still a grey area cos who has the right to determine another person's fate? This man is most likely bedridden for life and he doesn't want to live like that. Does a person who is terminal with say cancer have more rights over their own fate compared to him? I am not excusing his actions, I am just asking where do we draw the line? When is it okay for people to take such drastic decisions concerning life and death? And do we have the right to tell people it's not okay to make that decision if they feel that's what they want? After all we are not the ones living that reality,

The Pharmacist asked to be euthanized cos he would have been paralyzed and bedridden. That was his condition for not spilling the beans on who was the real euthanized.