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Yeah, him crying like that was so unexpected to me because the whole situation wasn't that deep and made no sense at all as it came out of nowhere and abruptly translated to him crying like that. If I had seen him crying like that without knowing the context I'd think he was crying because the love of his life died or something dramatic like that.

Is it true there was barely any workshop or building chemistry exercises and acting coach? I thought that was just a rumor but the sad part is that it really shows in the final product.

Still doesn't explain why the scenes of the finale when the main couple gets back together after all the (pointless) drama were written like this to begin with.

@Duckypie So why not write a scene for the main couple in private, to talk, express their love (even if not kissing) to each other after breaking up and all the (pointless) drama? No one was expecting them to kiss in public, and kissing isn't even the main point here. This couple had zero blissful/normal relationship moments/affection after getting together officially in what should be their honeymoon stage. And why did the side couples hug in public but Sarawatine only managed an awkward high five? No excuse for such bad writing, directing and portraying of a relationship and what should have been the climax of the show. And what does being manly have to do with being affectionate and looking like you love your partner?

Exactly, not a single affectionate moment in private after getting together in a relationship and even out of the blue moving in together.

But no one was expecting them to kiss in public. How were the other side couples more affectionate than the main couple in public? And as far as I know Thai culture doesn't say that couples can't express love in private and address situations in private after getting officially together or getting back together after drama... which they never did. It's not Thai culture, it's bad and lazy writing.

My theory is that right after getting together officially Sarawat hit his head while playing football and forgot who he was and the personality traits he had before. He then tries to act as the old Sarawat who was in love with Tine so that Tine doesn't find out he has no memory of absolutely anything. It's the only possible explanation to get back together with his boyfriend with an high five and how uncomfortable he looked around Tine in big contrast with how he acted with his bandmates lol

Even if that's so, what was the excuse for the lack of chemistry in the whole last episode? What is the excuse for the lack of chemistry and lack of almost any casual touch after they become an official couple? Did they also film episode 11 and 12 first? And what is the excuse for the writers (or directors?) not having written a hug or something for when they get back together in the end after all the (pointless) drama? And even if the last episode was recorded first, why didn't the writers give them a scene in private to address or at least be mildly romantic to each other after getting back together? Who thought it was a good idea to write an high five as a couple getting back together after breaking up?

I'm not even asking for kisses, though BossMek was a great surprise. I'm asking for the bare minimum from Duen towards Boun. Boun is obviously physical attracted to Duen and expressing it without forcing Duen to anything or even asking him to go all the way. Duen wouldn't die if he let Boun kiss his cheek or if that's too much for him, let Boun hug him at least once or put his arm around him. The only time he remotely touched Duen and didn't look horrified was when he was drunk at King's home. As I said, I'm just asking for the bare minimum to show me that Duen is attracted to Boun too and to stop the horrified faces when Boun does something that remotely involves touching him lol

I think his reluctance to any type of physical contact with Boun is too much sometimes and I think they should tone it down at least a little. Or having him properly expressing that he's nervous or something lol

"Duen the ice king". I'm laughing so much hahaha but yeah.

Does Viki have the full version with the 76 episodes? I thought they only had the short version with 6 episodes.

I love King and I get Ram being an introvert, but I think they overdone it. He might be an introvert and that's fine but he looks like he's mute here. Is it that hard to talk back to King even if it's just by saying yes or no? lol I'm rooting for them but I hope Ram speaks more in the future because his total silence and not saying anything nor even replying when King talks is just too much and too over the top.

They would know this ahead of time. Actually he should have never been casted as the voiceover doesn't match at all. Or cast him but change the script into him being a Chinese student studying in Thailand and have him speak Chinese with subtitles. Much better than this mess.

Is that episode only available on wetv app? On youtube is just up to ep 4.

Is this why there are so many ships? The fact that they mix 3 novels all together? It can get messy or not get too much detail into the relationships if they try to fit so much in one show.

Which episode and part of the episode is this? I can't remember this.

What boggles me the most is also the noise when the voice actor speaks. The noise of the mic. It's so loud. You can totally see that this is a voice actor whose voice doesn't match the actor or anything recording the voice in a studio and then that they forgot to clean the white noise of the microphone.

I would like a more realistic dynamic of switches/flexible top/bottom. Almost all BLs have this stereotypical dynamic of the exclusively top and exclusively bottom. I'd like them to either ditch top/bottom being relevant or have switches for once.

What annoys me even more than the dubbing itself is the mic noise when he speaks. Why didn't they clean off the noise of the mic? Sometimes it's as loud as his non matching voice.