This is such a fully realized story. One of the best BLs from GMMTV ever, because it is really exploring the main characters in depth *before* they're a couple, so we can watch how they grow into being perfect for each other.
Sorry I m a little bit weird,I know Not is not a good person ...but I want to ship he with Max....anyone know…
I think they're trying to show that Not is nicer than he seems. Like a lot of insecure people, he defends himself by striking first before the other person can strike at him.
Which is my way of saying I've also considered him as a good pairing with Max. Not sure why, but that's what I've been thinking too.
1. Pat and Jen talking smack about Jeng and Jaab. Including Pat acting like Jeng had somehow mistreated him. That conversation was so annoying to watch.
2. Ae having her baby for 10 minutes. I'm not a "baby" person so don't waste my time with that shizz!
🤦🏼♀️Looks like that manipulating bitch has won this round. After Korn told her it was over she staged…
Whatever Mintra staged, I wonder if her plot will be undone by footage from one of the spy cameras that Suzy has all over the house. Unless, of course, Suzy is pleased this turn of events and lets them take their course.
I wasn't sure what was going on with this series so I turned to my imaginary friend, who has been following along,…
Honestly, I think it's meant to be puzzling. I just hope that when they resolve the story we'll look back on the strange stuff and see it finally makes sense.
I don't think Patis cheated because the cafe lady's voiceover expressed disappointment that Thana used his wish to get help finding a job instead of mending his relationship. To me that wouldn't make sense if Patis is a cheater already.
I agree that Thana and Patis's communication is terrible. Thana tells Patis that he found a job, and Patis didn't even ask what the job was until a few minutes later.
So far it's not clear what the magic of the cafe is about. As of Episode 4 it seems like it's neither good nor bad, and it all depends on the person who makes the wish.
The voiceover from the cafe lady seemed to say that she was disappointed that Thana used his wish to get help finding a job instead of repairing his relationship. That makes me think that the cafe is not just evil.
It's also unclear what all the "rules" are surrounding the magic, so it's too early to say if the plot is a mess because it just makes things up as it goes along. For me, if the version of the universe they create stays consistent it will be a big plus.
It's also unclear where they're going with Nack's character -- they've showed us his dark side a couple of times, and he's just been rejected in favor of Mai, so watch out -- and we still need to know what's up with Pie, who definitely has a dark side. (THAT was a surprise!)
I think that we'll find out that Time is more than a casual acquaintance for Thana and that when they met it wasn't accidental.
And how come that nurse had a key to give to Patis? Maybe she and Time are both some kind of "helper spirits" for the couple.
I'm enjoying both storylines but can tell from other comments that I'm almost alone in this. I like the elaborate puzzle that the series is presenting. We get so many series that repeat the same old tropes, where you can predict what will happen at every turn. With this one I'm constantly guessing, and I like it.
If the final two episodes take a nose dive then I'll be singing a different tune, of course.
I'm convinced that the actor for Miss Becky is one of the producers for the series, because otherwise I can't think of a justification for so much screen time given to her and Chukchuk, who I suspect in real life is actually one of her dogs.
If anyone was actually moved by the wedding, please see a psychiatrist.
It might be a first in one regard, though -- we got a funeral and a wedding in the same episode. They really wanted to wring the tears out of us, didn't they.
Of course, the only thing this series will be remembered for is Fifth and Zeke. I just hope their sequel series will be free from Miss Becky and that damn dog. And that it won't hinge on a breakup storyline the way almost every other sequel series does.
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And what's the deal with Nurse Lips McGee. Was that a lipstick product placement? 😂😂😂
"Forgive him."
WTF.
Gawin's acting is slaying, too.
Which is my way of saying I've also considered him as a good pairing with Max. Not sure why, but that's what I've been thinking too.
1. Pat and Jen talking smack about Jeng and Jaab. Including Pat acting like Jeng had somehow mistreated him. That conversation was so annoying to watch.
2. Ae having her baby for 10 minutes. I'm not a "baby" person so don't waste my time with that shizz!
And Jeng's dad would never allow Pat to run that department. Ohhh my god.
I'll watch the first couple of episodes but if it's going to be all about Minato's indecisiveness and panic attacks again then who needs it.
I agree that Thana and Patis's communication is terrible. Thana tells Patis that he found a job, and Patis didn't even ask what the job was until a few minutes later.
The voiceover from the cafe lady seemed to say that she was disappointed that Thana used his wish to get help finding a job instead of repairing his relationship. That makes me think that the cafe is not just evil.
It's also unclear what all the "rules" are surrounding the magic, so it's too early to say if the plot is a mess because it just makes things up as it goes along. For me, if the version of the universe they create stays consistent it will be a big plus.
It's also unclear where they're going with Nack's character -- they've showed us his dark side a couple of times, and he's just been rejected in favor of Mai, so watch out -- and we still need to know what's up with Pie, who definitely has a dark side. (THAT was a surprise!)
I think that we'll find out that Time is more than a casual acquaintance for Thana and that when they met it wasn't accidental.
And how come that nurse had a key to give to Patis? Maybe she and Time are both some kind of "helper spirits" for the couple.
I'm enjoying both storylines but can tell from other comments that I'm almost alone in this. I like the elaborate puzzle that the series is presenting. We get so many series that repeat the same old tropes, where you can predict what will happen at every turn. With this one I'm constantly guessing, and I like it.
If the final two episodes take a nose dive then I'll be singing a different tune, of course.
If anyone was actually moved by the wedding, please see a psychiatrist.
It might be a first in one regard, though -- we got a funeral and a wedding in the same episode. They really wanted to wring the tears out of us, didn't they.
Of course, the only thing this series will be remembered for is Fifth and Zeke. I just hope their sequel series will be free from Miss Becky and that damn dog. And that it won't hinge on a breakup storyline the way almost every other sequel series does.
The casting of the younger versions of the leads is super convincing.