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One thing: I'm starting to think MY doesn't have ASPD... I don't know. Maybe her behaviour is learned behaviour (that she had to learn when she was a child).
Anything is possible, we'll have to wait for answers.

I finished a few days ago and I would say: drop it. It's repetitive until the end.

I'll pretend ep 15 and 16 don't exist because they really ruined the ending. I'm still trying to understand how such a good drama had such a shitty ending.

I hate when dramas make me have high expectations from the beginning and then don't fulfill it.
Honestly, this drama was very good! The cast is amazing, it's crazy how some of these kids are new actors because they're better than some seasoned actors! The OST is beautiful! And, despite being a character-driven drama, it was never boring.
The thing is... the second half (especially the ending) lacked several important things... I can see how the kids changed, which is a good thing, but what about their abusive parents? What happened to Hwi Young's parents? Did his mom ever changed and mended her relationship with him? (Since she did seem to love him). Was his father arrested for being a piece of trash? What about Soo Bin's mom, what made her suddenly change attitude? She apologized once, but considering all the abuse she put Soo Bin through, is that enough? I don't think so. So yeah, that's it! lol
But I do love Jun Woo's story the most! He went from a really apathetic boy to a happy boy full of dreams and friends. I love it!

I ALMOST dropped this drama on the first episode... yes, first episode. But I forced myself to keep watching because I loved Kongpob's sassy attitude. Now I'm SO HAPPY I made this decision because this drama gets better and better!!!!
The thing is (this might be controversial): I tried to watch thai BLs before and 99% of them made me feel awkward because of bad acting + bad script (a lot of stories don't even make sense) + oversexualization (especially when the characters are still high-schoolers, like, wtf?).
Now, about this drama, what put me off in the beginning was the hazing part because I hate it... I think it's childish and abusive. And I still don't like how they justified it. BUT the thing is: the characters in here are well written and the actors are doing such a good job (they have so much chemistry even when they're just looking at each other).
I can totally see why everyone was freaking out when this drama came out because it puts other thai BLs to shame.

@catstreet aaaaah you don't need to thank me, i'm happy to help! <3

The subs are only available for the mobile app. The solution that I found (since I don't like watching things on my phone) is to download an android emulator on my computer (I'm using one called BlueStacks, it's really easy to use). You download and install the emulator, open it, enter the play store (inside the emulator) and download the iQiYi app.

Now exactly what you wanted but, just download BlueStacks on your computer (https://www.bluestacks.com), it's an android emulator. You don't need a guide or anything, it's easy to use. Then you download IQIYI app on it... That's the only place with more than 6 episodes subbed.

As a seasoned drama-watcher, I can confirm it's almost impossible for a drama to get into the 10th episode without making the viewers feel like it's dragging, but this drama managed to do it effortlessly.
It has a slice-of-life feeling to it, so I'm always curious about what the next episodes are going to bring us because there's no big villain to catch, there's no kiss waiting to happen.
I love it more and more each week, which is... surprising, to say so. It definitely became one of my favorites.

It had such a great premise and started great with a strong cast but then... I don't know what happened.
The older versions were disappointing, and I'm not talking about the actors (Kim Soo Hyun was amazing btw) but about the characters. It's like they got stuck in their teenage selves forever, there was no character development at all. Also, the political part of this drama is just... kinda there... and only matters when it's used as a plot device.
The romance is A+, so there's that. Especially the young version (can Yeon Jin Goo and Kim Yoo Jung act together again, PLEASE?). Kim Soo Hyun did his best, but Han Ga In was... kinda meh, unfortunately.
I would still tell everyone to watch because it's a classical, so something about this must be really good, it just didn't click with me.

I couldn't wait lol
Love this episode... also, that make out scene in the beginning of the episode? Hottest scene I've ever seen in a k-drama, seriously. And they ended it with giggles and hugs, PLEASE, this is killing me. Almost makes me want a relationship lol
One of the most remarkable things of this drama is the great pace, it's perfect! I'm never bored or unmotivated to watch the next episodes because things always happen!
Now I think they're gonna start revealing all the things about the past and I'm dying of curiosity!

Such a cool feature, thank you so much!

Great article! Hope you're successful into bringing more people to our side, historical dramas deserve way more love!
Thank you.

First episode was a little dull, but the second one was much better. I'm looking forward to the next episodes! :)

Just watched the first episode and this is so so so so so good!!!!!
It's been a while since I (literally) cried from laughter in a drama, but this one did the trick. Other than that, it also manages to be absolutely adorable. The family relationships are wholesome and realistic (no evil mothers in this one folks).
I'm so curious at how in the world things are going to happen since we have a looong way to go.

I ended up watching this movie because of this article and I want to thank you!
It was such a beautiful movie, it made me cry... definitely made my night a thousand times better!

I'm not gonna lie, this drama is predictable (unless there's a huge plot twist coming) but it's like eating your favorite candy bar. You know exactly how it tastes, but it's still delicious lol
The acting and the OST are certainly helping. I was almost moved to tears at some points.
Can't wait for more episodes!

Yes, I completely agree :D

I was hooked in both dramas since the first episode. I think CAHM have an fairy-tail-ish vibe sometimes tho, like, Romeo and Juliet, prohibited love and all that.

Yes, personally both dramas made me feel the same things, that's why I was comparing. I think JBL was more depressing, tho.