AthenaTheStorierX

Its literally impossible for this to be a reincarnation plot with the timelines and ages of these character. Reincarnation is the a soul being reborn after death (put simply). In order to be reincarnation, Amber would have to be significantly younger than he is.


And another person said that the actor DID say his character was trans. Either way, no one has provided links or videos to any of this supposed commentary. And it would be a spoiler - as it is obviously a central mystery of this story.

I was seeing people on social media comparing this to Kieta Hatsukoi and i honestly couldn't understand where the resemblance would come from, until I started watching. Kouta has the same hyperness as Aoki, as well as the semi-scheming qualities that Aoki showed from time to time. Very facepalmingly adorable. I enjoyed the entire first episode. <3

Absolutely! That line had so many interpretative meanings - at least as it exists in an english translation. I can definitely see your interpretation.

You definitely bring up a good point about it probably being because they focus on one couple at a time. Perhaps partly because of that very reason, this could make for a good beginner BL - i know that an intriguingly large number of people complain about getting confused when there are too many couples (which I believe is because they're getting the hang of the subtitles) so this one couple at a time, with each couple getting equal air time could be a good approach for them.

This and Plus & Minus are my Fridays - and I'm so happy about that. :)

Most fluff series are pretty short. A longer length would usually entail either a slice-of-life approach (which doesn't tend to do well), or added angst. But I feel like we'll probably see a bit of at least Nuea in part 2 which focuses on Fah.

If you are only looking at dialogue, then yes that question came out of nowhere. However it appears that the question was prompted by how Kleun was looking at him. Furthermore, that line about not liking change/adjustments could be seen as a double meaning that could imply that their feelings dont change easily - once theyre set on someone, theyre set.

Something to also keep in mind: we're dealing with translations. Even if they're the best equivalent lines (which is hard to do), theres no telling what cultural subtext we are missing in that translation/adaptation.

If theyre particularly familiar with each other, people will sometimes come up with some sort of agreement to drop the P' and Nong.

But even if he did use P' with Fah, there would still have been the same confusion as its used for anyone older.

Li Gong will not be prepared omg. Just imagining it has thrown me into a laughing fit. XD

I definitely don't like how often the top-bottom hashtag argument comes up in the dialogue.

But I wouldn't say their overall dynamic is too off from reality. You've got a quiet confident one, and a talkative prideful one. So it's more of a couple trope than a seme-uke trope - we see it in a significant portion of straight stories as well. And there isn't too much of a hierarchy thing going outside of their very basic personality traits that I've listed (as opposed to similar characters Sarawat and Tine) - so I wouldn't say they are on unequal footing.

They've all liked him since the beginning. But all of those comments and moments were made in passing while we focused on Kluen and Nuea. This episode it became forefronted.

As for the everyone isnt gay comment - i can attest that queer people (and many other marginalized groups) tend to wind up in the same friend groups as each other, even without really realizing it, so this particular fact doesn't bother me. Everyone having a crush on the same guy, despite logically having different tastes - now that one does seem too unrealistic to me.

Im convinced she's like a childhood friend or something that he just doesn't think its worth the effort of clearing up. But seriously, he could at least make it clear the Nuea who has brought it up on multiple occasions. And it's not like they're getting interrupted and that's the reason - he's dodging the subject. I'm quite frustrated with him about it.

Lol, me and several others were blowing up the live chat with "THE HOUSE" during that part. It was hilarious.

I know I've seen it in some other ones. But I can't remember exactly. Tonhon Chonlatee? He's Coming to Me? Im Tee Me Too? I could be totally off base, but those are 3 that I'm having trouble remembering the details of the houses they take place in.

Kluen not letting it click in his head that Fah is Nuea's brother, and Nuea not understanding where the confusion is, was easily the highlight of my day so far. XD

I say it everytime i see it that i wanna do a filmography for it!! XD

Yuki clocked that tension FAST. We love an observant king! And Ze Shou isnt as oblivious as he likes to pretend to be I see.

Absolutely, it's super cheesy but so good. I return to it every couple years or so.
The OST is killer - and it's what got me into Bii's music (who was also played the 2nd male lead).

Interesting, they do indeed. Perhaps theyre utilizing different episode cut points? Theyve done it before.
Or perhaps viki is counting special/behind-the-scenes episodes (which gagaoolala doesnt tend to put up)?

Its the fact that this isnt a heavy drama that makes me super hopeful for the trans storyline. Most of the ones i see are either melodramas or comedies - so it would be great to see a more natural approach.