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Episode 2 propelled this series way further than what we got in episode 1. Soga slowly shedding his shyness and Sakae falling deeper and deeper in love made the wait for this episode worthwhile. Both Hideyoshi and Jun are exceptional performers and I am waiting to witness their awkwardness together in the upcoming episodes

While the initial episode may not dazzle with remarkable moments, yet, there's a glimmer of optimism, a silent hope of potential improvement in the episodes that lie ahead

If there is one thing that draws me to this series, is the passive aggressive banter between Maki and Kurosawa 🤣
It appears Izumi and Rikudo are the intriguing characters in the latest installment of this series and I can't wait for the next episode

Not sure if this single episode will satisfy my curiosity about this "world of BL" and Mob's antics to remain as a side-character, but at this point I welcome what I get

The scenes that hit me right in the feels
- Day's heartwarming smile upon meeting Mhok at the hospital
- Night realising his mom and brother still love and care for him
- Night's touching request to the doctor to look after Porjai

A special shoutout to Mark for delivering an exceptional performance and stealing the show today

The latest episode unfolds one revelation after another. We get to know the reason behind Day's blindness, his animosity towards Night and his estrangement from his father. Mhok, in the midst of these revelations must be realising how little he knows about Day.

In all honesty, I couldn't have imagined a more fitting conclusion to the episode. Such a touching moment accompanied by a great background score

That is an interesting take as we aren't clear on the reason for his partial blindness. Many have speculated that there is a possibility that Mhok could donate his eyes to Day but after today's episode, I would not be surprised that its Night that donates it, since as a brother it would match and it would be a redemption arc for Night if he is the cause of Day's blindness.

We finally reached the stage where Mhok and Day are in a relationship and within a few minutes of savouring that emotion, we were hit hard with a new revelation. This series has constantly held my attention and made me wait impatiently for the next episode.

While Mhok and Day entered in to a new relationship, there is still a dark shadow over Day's relationship with his brother, Night. Night has been nothing but caring towards Day and it is intriguing to know the reason being Day's less-than-kind treatment towards Night.

The Japanese rendition stands as one of the finest BL series, setting high expectations for its Thai counterpart. Thus far, the Thai adaptation closely mirrors the events of the original. However, the actors face the challenge of stepping into the significant roles portrayed by Akaso Eiji and Machida Keita, who delivered beautiful performances. Tay and New are commendably portraying these characters, and the extended runtime of this series offers an advantage. This additional time may allow for a more in-depth exploration of characters and the opportunity to showcase some truly heart-fluttering moments between the two leads

In the latest episode, we finally see our main character embarking on his personal journey. As Day gradually develops feelings for Mhok, we witness positive changes in him. He becomes more accepting of his disability, no longer hiding from friends and acquaintances. Moreover, he starts introducing Mhok as his friend rather than merely his caretaker. Alongside Day's journey, Mhok undergoes his own character arc, slowly developing feelings for Day. The upcoming episodes hold the promise of further unfolding and deepening of their relationship

The series is finally delving into its romantic phase, and witnessing the gradual development of feelings between the two main characters has got me really excited. There seems to be a lot more to unfold in the upcoming episodes. So far, this one is maintaining its momentum, and I'm thoroughly enjoying the chemistry between Jimmy and Sea. However, the series is also foreshadowing a potentially tragic ending for one of our characters, and I'm not sure if I'm emotionally prepared for it

I'm thoroughly enjoying this series. While there's room for improvement, particularly in the chemistry between the male leads, it's not entirely lacking. However, at the end of the most recent episode, it felt like Thiu might have constructed this whole scenario in his mind, believing that Guy likes him. Surprisingly, Guy went along with it, despite the fact that just minutes ago, he was pining for Wahl to show concern and contact him. It's confusing and with just 4 more episodes to go, we aren't getting that cleared

After completing the second episode of the series, I can genuinely feel the chemistry between the two leads, a facet that seemed somewhat lacking in Vice Versa. This episode artfully explored Day's angst about his condition, and Mhok's evident willingness to help, possibly rooted in his past trauma with his sister. Moments of tenderness between the two offered a glimpse into their evolving feelings for each other. We were also briefly introduced to On, Day's friend, and I'm eager to see more of him providing support for Day.

If the success of a series hinges on how eagerly viewers anticipate the next episode, then, in my opinion, this one is a definite winner.

The series is maintaining a good pace, focusing on three main characters: the gangster Thui, his adorable love interest Guy, and the overly possessive friend Wahl. Meanwhile, the main plot, promising excitement, is brewing in the background with Kenji. Currently, I'm rooting for our main characters, and Wahl is effectively playing the quintessential antagonist trying to create a wedge between the two. Eagerly awaiting the next episode!

The series has kicked off well, but it's a bit early to make a definitive judgment. I'm looking forward to seeing how they navigate the theme of visual disability and their relationship amid challenges. Hoping it avoids falling into the cliche enemy-to-lovers trope.

In these two episodes, it's evident that the male leads share incredible chemistry. I'm eagerly anticipating their journey ahead and hoping that the series maintains this momentum without any downhill turns in the coming episodes

Precisely. That plan was too convoluted to succeed. What was hilarious is the boss shooting in the hospital only to ask Kang and Sailom to keep their voices down

After watching episode 11, I must admit I'm thoroughly perplexed by Sailom's character. He inexplicably falls in love with Kang, the same person who has made his friend's life a living hell. He confesses his feelings to Kang, even knowing Kang's heart belongs to someone else, only to then avoid him as much as possible. It's as if Sailom's life, with his brother in jail and facing a murder attempt, is spiraling out of control, yet he's more preoccupied with his relationship with Kang. To add to the confusion, even when his own life is in peril, he expects Kang to be by his side. It's clear Sailom needs a serious rethink of his priorities.

Equally confounding is the behavior of the antagonist. His actions often seem illogical, especially when he tries to eliminate Sailom, the one person crucial to keeping Saifah's lips sealed. He even makes attempts on Kang's father's life without anyone else to place the blame on. In this whirlwind of erratic character choices, it's Guy and Nawa who remain the consistent elements, maintaining my interest in the series

Re/Member and Secrets in the Hot Spring have been some of the most entertaining movies that I have seen. I recommend it as well and looking forward to watch the other movies on this list

Finally, the series seems to be gaining momentum and offering something that has me eagerly awaiting the next episode. I do wish that what unfolded in episode 10 had been introduced a bit earlier, ideally in episodes 7 or 8. I'm somewhat concerned that in the remaining two episodes, they might rush to tie up all the loose ends. I must admit that Kang's sudden change in behavior throughout the series makes his character seem a bit inconsistent. Nevertheless, I'm holding onto hope for a satisfying conclusion