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It is now on KissAsian with all 6 episodes so far, all with English subs.

It is now on KissAsian. They just uploaded all 6 episodes (out of the supposed 10 episodes of the series).

These are all GREAT recommendations indeed. All are also my favorites, along with the currently airing PitBabe, Love in the Air, Cutie Pie and Taikan Yoho. (I still have to start I Feel You Linger in the Air). The leads all had great chemistry and acted as if they were truly in love in these shows. Hope that Hunhan13 will enjoy all of them too.

I would like to suggest the following as well:
Moonlight Chicken - slice of life, very dramatic yet realistic take on the theme
Lovely Writer - romantic-comedy but exposes a bit of the BL entertainment industry
Triage - great mystery with repeating timeline until the main lead "gets things right"
Manner of Death - medical/mystery/crime (saying more would be "spoiler")
My School President - a high-school based musical rom-com, totally caught me by surprise but loved it since episode 1

yes!

In case you have not seen the MDL page yet for the short film entitled RERUN, here it is: https://kisskh.at/757407-rerun

Sand also had a diabolical, manipulative side (low-key compared to Boston): Sand stomped on his phone so that he can borrow Nick's phone and send the audio recording in that phone to himself. Then he slowly revealed to Ray - only now! - what Top did to Sand (stole his lover) and then dropped the bomb that Top and Boston slept together with the audio clip as proof. Though he did this to get back at Top whom hated with all his guts, I still love Sand!

I believe Boston has a thing for Top (they already slept together once).

Thank you for pointing that out. I rewatched the whole of episode 12 to understand everything fully.

Regarding Zo's crying scene before the Awards Night - he cried because Pitch was not answering his calls/texts, I think. And also because there were moments (seen in the flashbacks) when Pitch already questioned Zo's motives for being an actor and he suspected Zo of probably being involved in Susie's death.

I agree that Zo did not regret taking his revenge against Gun (he was smiling happily after Gun's confession was exposed to the public).

What I meant to say earlier was that in reality, even if someone is satisfied with taking revenge, he will still feel empty after the initial euphoria because in the end, he will realize that he still lost some things or some people on the road to such kind of victory. In Zo's case, he completely lost Pitch's friendship (though as you pointed out not his love, which was never Zo's in the first place).

I agree... it was fun to watch so many "grey" characters that left all of us guessing "who were the good or bad guys/gals?" Though some of the actors were really good in acting, I found many (especially the newbies, in real life, not in the story) to be sorely lacking in showing the proper facial expressions for the situation/moment. :-)

The "fake foreshadowing" of a "happy ending" (P'Sin saying he wants a happy ending). LOL

I agree that the ending was very logical. This was a story about selfish goals, shattered dreams and revenge after all.

I would have enjoyed that too (even a very short but definitive scene for each of the couples). And why was Pitch MIA in the end??

Indeed! I suspect lots of things got "lost in translation"!

I had to edit/correct almost all of the sentences in my mind!

Questions on the last episode:

1) What really happened to Pitch during the last few minutes of the finale episode? Why was he not in the yacht, even though Gun organized the whole thing? And why was he only shown in the flashbacks? Was the actor himself unavailable for shooting his final scenes?

2) Why was Pitch supposedly in his hometown during the Awards Night (a very important event for all members of the House of Stars, and of his soon-to-be boyfriend Gun)?

3) Why did he call Zo at that precise moment? Is it implied that he suspected that Zo will exact his revenge that night? It was shown that he was thinking much earlier that Zo was going to get his revenge on Gun and that he suspected Zo of being the murderer of Susie (as seen in the flashbacks).

Would appreciate it if anyone can clarify these for me.

EDIT: I rewatched episode 12 to understand exactly what happened and the explanation for Pitch's absence for several days until the Awards Night was that his mother was sick so he had to go back to his hometown. It is a "realistic situation" but not an ideal way to end a series with the supposed main character, who is the other half of the supposed main couple, not being present onscreen. It really feels like the writers are setting up the final scenes for a Season 2.

The last scene was "perfect revenge" though - expose your enemy's faults/flaws at the height of his glory. But of course, the actual ending scene was NOT a happy ending for everyone, except maybe Zo - contrary to the "fake foreshadowing" they did when P'Sin (Zo's brother) happily exclaimed "I love happy endings!"

On the other hand, though Zo was smiling at finally executing his perfect revenge on Gun, who was truly caught unaware because he thought everything had been settled and forgiven on Zo's part, his scene before the final scene (where he was crying alone in the bedroom) showed that even if a person is successful in taking his revenge against his enemy, he will still feel empty and unsatisfied. Revenge is NEVER truly satisfying because the person who avenges usually has to do despicable and deceitful things just to attack and hurt his enemy.

I also could not believe that Zo just forgave Gun so easily without any hint of anger or disappointment (in that scene where Gun knelt before Zo). His subtle animosity against Gun from the very first episode (which was veiled by his jealousy over Pitch's adoration of Gun) actually gave the viewers a hint of how he felt. We should have known that forgiveness for such a grave sin against Zo's brother whom he loved so much could not be easily be given.

I agree... that was implied in the scene where Korn will become Pawin's co-star in their new project.

Thanks for this info .. that's why I could not understand the YT version. Felt like it skipped a lot of scenes.

Thanks for this summary of how the story in the novel unfolded. I too normally don't like spoilers, but since I was getting a bit impatient already with the slow burn romance and the love triangle with Put, I appreciate learning what lies ahead for our main couple. Now, I can sit back and enjoy the slow ride, knowing that everything will turn out fine in the end.

Yes, most of the time, we all like the cute and fluffy and easygoing romance (our happy pill), but sometimes a more realistic love story with real-world situations is interesting and a breath of fresh air as well (even though it can be frustrating -- just like real life! hehe).

Because the story and scenes from Books 1 & 2 are too toxic and there's just too much r*pe, sadism, gaslighting, endless fighting, etc. Those would definitely not pass the approval of producers or even viewers. But some parts of Book 2 were already shown/included in the other TV series Unforgotten Night (and those parts were also in the book of Unforgotten Night, the story of Kamol - Day's boss, and Kim - Day's former lover.)