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Is it an open ending? I think I saw the shortened version of the series, so I believe it has an open ending?

It seems to me that you are very, very hurt and feel discriminated against. You feel inferior to others in your country, which is why you tend to call anyone who differs from you 'racist,' even though you have no real understanding of what that term means or its implications. It is very unfortunate that there are many people like you who do not allow room for differing opinions and freedom of expression. Clearly, this stems from a place of sorrow and helplessness, and the feeling that these things are being done to you. But this is not my fault, so you can relax, let go of those feelings, take a deep breath. Believe me, this series or any series is insignificant and meaningless; it's a pity to waste your anger on it. However, I do have one request: please do not project your situation, your family's situation, and your siblings' situation onto everyone you meet and every other person. It's not the same story; each person has a different story.

It is my right to express my own opinion. Do you have a problem with that?

Episde 3 was scary, but wonderful in the end. It's a shame we have to wait another week now.

The actors are not to blame; the shallow and mediocre Thai culture guides their productions, which suffer from a lack of depth and care. I have no idea why this specifically happens in Thailand; I haven't seen it with any other Asian production.

Is it just one hour of viewing, or are there multiple episodes?

Who are "They"?

Based on this response, you appear to be racist and aggressive, suffering from inferiority complexes, projecting your own thoughts onto others. I suggest you think before responding to others or move on.

In the second episode, the female lead character is even more annoying than she was in the first episode. She has become completely unbearable. The way she denies and pretends to be happy being alone, and shows no feelings towards the other side, is infuriating. I have a feeling that the choice of actress was not successful, but even the character itself is fictional. If this character exists in reality, she is not mentally healthy and is self-centered. I don't see how anyone could fall in love with such a character, who not only has no interest in love but also thinks in an inhuman and primarily selfish manner.

Where to watch legally?

Is this the 17-minute movie?

Why don't they upload the trailer here?

I've reached the point where I can't watch BL in other languages than Jp; Thai bl feels very commercial .

I like Sagawa Taichi too much..I miss him already

Absolutely not, the monologue is also slow, so I play it at double speed.

He is beautiful.

Whatever

Well, it's a matter of taste. I think she doesn't even look properly Japanese. I prefer the delicate and more feminine Japanese look. And Let's be honest... the plot isn't great, and neither is the production. I think the remaining pillar is the suitable casting.

It's very possible that this was the producer's intention, or maybe it's people who read the manga, which changed their perspective. There's also the matter of it being a Korean production and maybe a low budget. Often, they like explosive action-packed start as if that's what will make the start interesting for viewers. I'm pretty fed up with it. Maybe I would care less if there was some grotesque humor.

In terms of the characters' response time