Irie Yuuki

You should search up: understanding Naoki POV, you can see a lot of things that are subtle. Yuki furukawa who played Naoki also said in a BTS scene that Naoki is a more subtle person and you would have to closely observe him in the scene that he is in to understand his character and reation. Also this is a 1990s manga adaptation so of course its pretty old fashioned. Hope you understand that there’s more to the story and understanding cultural differences are also key to enjoying a drama. Of course you don’t have to agree, you just have to understand what they think is normal so the story can make sense.

Also, I personally really like this drama because it’s the closest (my opinion) to the manga. The author who wrote this, unfortunately passed away, leaving the manga without an ending. The author’s husband decided to continue the manga’s sterilization. He also gave an ending to the story in the manga (2008) as he’d been told by his late wife before her passing. (At least thats what I had researched.)

I sort of liked the music because it was playful but scary at the same time. Not knowing which tune it is until the scene ends

Mm I liked it because of its cinematography and use of pov. Its like im reading a book that constantly switches pov

I heard Deng Wei was going to appear as the male lead but only news of it https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/upcoming-chinese-drama-releases-based-025910894.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAABMpKoiZQYbOdEqcUwow52QYnpICevAv58-9N0867voybT_5VHK7r7O-HPFQrA5Lp7M6xT4zMuyPzlZo5cwMdM54ERpgpGz09ABQC4KdgifWuxpds2oWqse6kVvmduVI50QR1vk4UT2OJhw-aDnxUErZsb9i4pEvGgHE0H8WWGay

I'm cringing badly. I am on episode 2 and I'm already tired. I'm holding out bc of rowoon but it's hard

ML seems silly sometimes while I really really love the female lead's physical appearance. Her eyes are really pretty! The ML also has a beautiful smile.

I love how this drama was told. My heart truly felt their sense of loss from day 1 to final. What this drama does so well is the climax at the beginning and letting go at the end. I especially love the lore of how this drama came to be as well.

This drama was inspired by a fan edit on bilibili. He made a series with clips of 2 actors from different series and even went as far as to hire professional dubbing actors to bring his edited story to life.

Came to watch Mark Siwat because I like his morals.

Its using the same setting and characters. Its more adjacent than continuation. Like the series isn't continued in the movie. You can still enjoy the movie though

Im so in love with the narrations.

He looks so beautiful

Man, starting to get tired of the teasing that pond does to phuwin (many of their series) . At this point its a cliche plot on its own. Every thai bl needs the conflict but this gives the characters no substance but just a 2D feel to it.

Story wants angst so there will be angst. Sad for us who wanted a happy ending

It was a a good story. Just too much dragging and filler. Id rather skip to all of the important events instead of the sweet side story.

Its hard to get into but it's harder to not miss it when u finish ༎ຶ⁠‿⁠༎ຶ

Just skip it. I swear that the ending of second arc is predictable but pretty sad.

Sentimental value is 10/10 however plot and build-up is predictable which is a 7.5/10

Cliff hanger at the end...I'm a little confused as to who it is. This was a good experience, probably will have to ignore all of the loopholes and confusing character traits. Honestly I'd say that watching the second main couple and the main couple's faces really got me to finish the drama. I think I'd revisit this drama just to look at their faces.

Honestly I prefer the first version over the second version. The first version is more raw and unpolished however I was able to get into it no problem. 2 Moons 2 just kinda made it more polished but nothing is really new. The acting got better but I still like the unpolished version because it got me back into thai series

Same here lol