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That was proof that they really had no idea how ridiculous that wig looks.

It does take you right out of the fictional world the series tries to create.

I almost died when he told Chompu that he'd specially styled his hair before meeting her the first time.

Is Champ's character on a different timeline than the others? He withdrew from his major and transferred to a different faculty, then suddenly it seems like just days later he's showing a straight-A grade report to his family.

Looks like that happens in the next episode. He coughed in this one -- the death knell.

I made a Rain-Payu BL Cut from the series and because of all the Rain-Payu fans I'm going to offer it here for a limited time. If you come back to this page and find this comment and want to download the BL cut just send me a message.

This is not just a bunch of highlights. I try to tell their whole story. So it's long and because it's in 1080p there's 9 files.

Lather .. rinse .. repeat.

The only joy to be had is in the side stories and the ridiculous scenarios that pepper the Fah-Sher saga.

Like, I love how nobody in the cafeteria bats an eye as Fah strides across the room wearing just the living room drapes around his waist.

Why does Sher think that Charles is an asshole?

"Fahlan probably got bitten by a vampire. He's covered in hickeys." 😂😂😂

For once, though, we had a pained reaction to someone applying disinfectant to a cut that was completely reasonable. 😄

Love the series but I'm going to confess that I find Bai Lang kinda annoying. I'd be able to handle a guy like that only in limited doses.

Factoids like this are another reason why people not on MDL are missing out. 😄😄😄

Just binged the first three episodes. Best and Art have great chemistry and I think their performances are excellent. Shitty grasp of physics aside, this is one I know I'll enjoy. If everyone has to die in the end I don't have a problem because I know to expect it. In other BLs they don't warn us that a character death is coming and we feel betrayed. Here I think it's more likely we'll feel misled if the world really *doesn't* come to an end in the final episode.

Golf is a piece of work. It's daring to have a lead character who is so deeply flawed. Compared to him, Nut from "Miracle of Teddy Bear" could be the Dali Lama, and given the unrelenting sweetness of Art they could have easily titled this series "Bambi vs. Godzilla".

Golf seems to be undergoing a bisexual awakening. He swapped the hand that he asked Art to massage -- not sure if that was scripted or just a miss by the director, but I like to think it was scripted because it shows that Golf's hand was just fine, he was just hungry for the physical contact. And he seemed awfully hopeful when he thought he'd heard Art ask him to take off his clothes.

Art is cute as hell so if anybody is going to convince Golf to make the switch it will be him.

I think Golf's girlfriends might have stayed for more than a week if he'd taken his shirt off more. I haven't admired a physique this much since seeing Ashing in his boxing trunks in "Even Sun".

One of the most unnecessary final episodes ever. They should have ended this at Episode 12.

I believe Foei was attracted to Tan before the kiss. It explains his overreaction when Tan flirted with one of Foei's friends, and why Foei would blurt out that he likes Tan after they'd made out only that one time. Foei seems too self-controlled to suddenly flip from disliking Tan to liking him just because they'd kissed. I think the feelings had to have been festering in him for a while.

The way Tan became emotional (and even shed a tear) after Foei told him how ashamed he is for liking Tan, I think he was the one who was discovering something about himself he'd never realized.

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I'm working on one as the new episodes come out and will message you when the series is over.

Man, they're giving us Tan and Foei in such tiny portions ... I'm thirsty for more.

I'm curious to see how Tan overcomes Foei's obvious (and well-founded) skepticism over Tan's intentions. I hope we'll get at least one episode where they're happy together instead of them sealing the deal only at the very end.

The series overall is a delight and one of the best romantic comedies to come along in a while.

As much as I love this series and have a big crush on the actor who plays Tang, I think Episode 5 was a little disappointing.

For one, the level of acting seemed to return to what we saw in Episode 1, which I think most of us agree was a rocky start.

Another thing is that this series seems to change tone like a flick of a switch. In the previous episode we have animal remains left in a box at the doorway, and in this one we have Tang's 180-degree attitude change, a sentimental reunion of friends,and a budding relationship between Tang and Neo. I must confess that a couple of moments were cringe for me.

Then we're back to suspicion and anger and a gunshot at the very end. And Neo coming across as unhinged again.

I realize they're trying to cover a lot of ground in just six episodes of about 20 minutes each, but still ...

This series is impossible for me to dislike, though. It's so earnest! And I like that it's trying to do something different even given its ubiquitous high school setting.

there was a glimpse of a photo on the fridge (or the wall .. can't remember for sure) that seemed to show them together when they were very young, so they are probably childhood friends.

For Episode 4 if you skip the het parts you'll be done in about 6 minutes. That's not an exaggeration. Try it and see.

And the "BL" is Mainland Cdrama bromance at best.

Why do I keep watching? Well, it's a hate-watch, I guess. This is just the camel's nose under the tent for more bait-and-switch series.

Also, I can be finished with each episode in about 5 minutes.

With each new trailer it looks better and better. Pass the popcorn.

I'll watch a m/f storyline if the boy is cute. And the one for this one is. 😏