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He first appeared in episodes 7 and 8, and since his character is significant, he will likely remain until the finale.

And I have absolutely no problem with that view. I even prepared a list of the specific things that bother me, but that doesn't really matter anyway. I’m glad it has so many fans.

I have to admit, I don't get the hype about this series. Premise itself seems legit, all the ghost/mystery environment is great, but individual parts, such as the investigation and "love" story don't seem right, it's like some scenes were missing. And together with strange editing it is really hard to enjoy the story.

Me: So many things need resolving, and the episode is only an hour long? How?
Writers: Let's make the episode mostly empty, cut back on dialogue, ditch the plot entirely... and oh, oh, let's throw in that cat's magical abilities combined with time jumps.
Me: Hmm, alright, challenge accepted. Whatever the outcome.

I had a good laugh. I’m glad that, in the end, Jay didn't come across as being in a serious relationship yet. And now I’m going to guess how they’ll manage to mess up another series in row.

My guess, Sun is actress, she is often somewhere abroad, and basically has no responsibilities related to family. Chan is running family business. You could see, how was mom surprised, when she saw Sun in the office taking care of hotel, and that she actually knew what she was doing. It is like mom didn't expect this from Sun at all and she was fine with it.

I’m surely not the only one asking myself after the end of Ep. 9: "Wtf just happened" (and what will happen in finale) 😂
A complete shift in show vibe, last boss is not the boss at all, and Namtan and Film have totally stolen the whole show now with only few takes.

Me too. Along with the sudden “I love you” it is too rushed. It doesn’t fit Chan’s character nor the script at this point.

I'm not expecting much from the next show either, but they have nice promo for 3 months subsription now, so why not, let's proceed :D

At least there was (almost) no Kingkamol in the finale. Late, but still. I also appreciate the message that marriage should be about two people, no one else.

My CH3 subscription ended a few days ago and I was wondering if I needed to renew it. Then I realized there is still one episode left... was it worth it? I don't know. Was this show worth it? I'm not sure. Is there anything else worth commenting on? I don't think so.

I was honestly surprised by how good the final episode was. Everything makes sense, the time jumps are well used, and I even shed a tear for aunt. Fai and Phrao are simply the definition of cuteness and if I remember correctly, they are the only couple of 4E who didn't break up before wedding. Well done.

Despite recommending some therapy sessions to Runch's mother in previous episodes, I didn't expect her to go into full psycho mode. Scam call as a bonus. Karma's a b*tch.
This drama is 2 or even 4 episodes longer than it should be, but we made it (almost) to the end, one last hit and the rest will be memories.

I'm not an extra huge LingOrm fan, so I didn't really expect that this 10th episode would be my favorite. We already know that the script won't save this series, so it has to be the acting, and I enjoyed Orm in this episode. And if it wasn't obvious by now, she's outgrown her co-star(s) so much in this series.
For last 2 episodes I expect for some time already, that this Utt guy will do some bullsh*t (preview looks promising) and Runch will be affected so Kinkamol will have to "get a grip" finally.

BTS: practicing lines in front of AC? No, arguing with AC 😀

My observation so far:
1. Overall impression is good. Literally, not perfect, not bad, but just in the middle. Different director than in previous series helped a lot. I believe actresses are more comfortable and it shows. I really like those few funny moments. I also accept that these two are not able or willing to make "hot" scenes hot. Or at least believable, since they are portraying a married couple. It is like it is, we need to get used to it.
2. After half of the show, I can't see any redemption for Runch's mother. I can't imagine what needs to happen so she will change her attitude.
3. Not about series. As seen in BTS, I don't get it, how LingLing after about 15 years in Thailand and many many years in industry can't speak Thai properly some simple words. If she can't do it, how should we learn this language, without being surounded by native speakers :D

Oh, I forgot to mention stupid king who got rid of beloved daughter just like that and beloved baby brother, who had some kind of "duties" so he couldn't attend wedding. This whole series is just one big plothole.

For me, this series didn't work at all. Definitely weakest and after last episode also stupidiest of 4E (so far, but I don't think Fire can be worse). Action scenes were ridiculous. Police, oh no comment. Traitor's reason? Without explanation it makes no sense, why did the royal family (and who exactly) do what they did, not so many years ago. Citizens didn't notice such massacre?
And romance? Sorry, I didn't catch much of this either. All interesting parts were flashbacks, imaginations or dreams while being drunk. Ladas' twist in Water last episode was believable, because we new, she was in love. Here for princess, again, it just didn't work. And finally, Lom.. we were teased with different Lom in previous two series (and first episode here). I kind of miss her.
Freen and Becky did their best with what was given to them, but adaptation given to them was simply bad from start to end, and this couldn't be beaten however they tried.