Humbledaisy

I started watching this while waiting for new episodes of the Thai version to load on YouTube. That version is glossier and seems to answer some plot holes in the script but this one - whew, the long, long discussions and interior moments. I am so surprised that I like this series but - man, is it good!

I just popped in and watched the two most recent episodes - 19 & 20 - on YouTube. I may have to try and watch the whole thing despite the lack of subs. Do we know how many episodes there will be?

I also finished this over a long weekend basically - up to 2:30 a.m. finishing it tonight! I think there could have been a bit more judgement for Ubon but - it wasn't bad. And if anyone deserved to do some monk time, it's Pong.

I thought I had written this before but - recent rewatch got me thinking - did Sang In and Du Rae have a thing before in France? To me, Sang In seemed very worried about that part of his "love" life coming. home to roost with Mo Rae. Also, Mo Rae called him "hyung" as in older bro from younger bro, almost as though she's treating him as a man would. Just a thought . . .

Just saw this yesterday - fun, good use of "magical" cgi, fun reoccurring characters.

This is on Amazon Prime now although the description there gives away the cancer spoiler right away.

Five episodes in and while there are some typical lakorn plot holes - this is a lovely drama. Some history, beautiful photography, lots of ghosts, semi-shirtless Pong - this wouldn't be a bad lakorn to use to introduce friends to Thai dramas.

It does seem hard to encourage romance in the harem when three out of the four gal pals will be hurt by it. Still, the few episodes I've seen so far (two subbed on YTube and a raw 9 or so on MapleStage) are very funny.

Not crazy about the heroine but Mark could do this in his sleep.

Why hasn’t she been a lead? She’s lovely, acts well and so comfortable in her own skin.

Just had another rewatch of this show - it has so many good components. I think this is one of those dramas you can recommend to someone who hasn't watched a good, longer Chinese historical drama. It's not perfect but it flows so well.

Did anyone else feel that Nam ( he played p’Ek) was a bit too old for the second lead?

Not bad for such a light drama - they had some scattered side plots that showed weak writing. I got the feeling they spent all the production money on actors but not the script.

Very "Amelie" esque - I'm enjoying it.

I’ve been figuring out a lot from context and a familiarity with translated Chinese web novels but the chicken “spirit “ was beyond me. Thanks!

I’ve got a question for those viewers who don’t need subs - what’s the deal with the girl with all the feathers in ep. 4? Is she a chicken spirit? A ghost?

He posted the first clip of this show on his Instagram account and one of his friends asked him if everyone hated him yet!

I'm planning on watching this because of the excellent director but - no subs. There is a playlist, though, on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2MgU9MHOHKBNJKBRsD8qHNCIPGULRBER

It’s a bummer because he’s a good actor - I’m just tired of directors having him sleep with anything that moves.

Somehow, I get the feeling that even with subs, that last episode will just be - eh, weird. Although I was impressed by the trained foxes. I follow a lady on Instagram who cares for injured animals & currently has two foxes, Juniper and Fig. She says they pee on anything they claim as their own so, basically, her whole house smells like fox pee. I was hoping there would be a cute scene with the Fox Duo and their Lady Love but the pee story made me wonder . . .