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Now, with the pictures for episode 12, it's exactly what I thought. They will be on a date , and Sprite will also give First the necklace "S" letter he bought, thus revealing the truth to him. He will also tell him that he loves him, and they will, of course, reconcile. In my eyes, it's a good ending. It's true that it's rushed and it's a shame it's like this, but the scenes between them worked really well and will probably work well in the last episode too. And who knows, maybe they'll get another series. I just hope it's not a second season because that always turns out badly.

In dramas like in reality, it's supposed to reflect suffering. First's suffering isn't the problem; the problem is the justification for the suffering. That is, there's no logic that allows us to understand why First is being lied to and why no one is checking the suspicions and inconsistencies in Sprite's behavior. There are quite a few movies about something similar where lies are told and the truth is eventually discovered, but throughout the plot, there are always scenes that explain what the liar is thinking, for example, in a dialogue with friends or just thinking out loud. There was none of that here, and it was too detached. Even the conversation Sprite has with a friend towards the end didn't work well because it came too late, and even after that, he again reverted to a state where he "doesn't understand" why First is angry at him.

True, but in my opinion, their scenes together, including what's coming in episode 12, are very good. I don't recall such good scenes in other Thai series.
For example, the scene where Sprite opens the door for First and he's surprised,
The shoe-tying scene,
the kiss on the two high benches,
the upcoming kiss with the volleyball net in episode 12,
and the scene where Sprite gets injured in the hand in the dressing room.
The scenes of this couple are high-level and creative. The editing isn't the best it could be, but with their incredible chemistry together and both looking fantastic, and Ryan is an excellent actor.All together it's working well.

I must point out that I absolutely cannot understand a YouTuber called "Wife Cris " who comments on this series, saying how much she dislikes it from the first episode, and bothers to upload several episodes already, and analyze the series . I would say to her that she is really wasting her time and needs to do something else with her life, this is a matter of concern.I am deeply saddened on a human level to come across such videos. It reflects a very serious state of the generation's decline.

Certainly, he had an ex, it seems like you haven't seen the latest episode.

Why not?!

This is one of the few series I watch where everyone is critical of it, but there are tremendous amounts of such reactions. Usually, people move on or don't watch, so it seems that something is still working

Sprite is captivating, if he wasn't lying, he would probably be considered as a not bad potential

You wrote "First was heterosexual until he fell in love with Sprite" , What?!

His acting is so excellent that even if he is not a devastatingly handsome , he is still captivating

The scenes of episode 12 cannot disappoint, it seems to me, the main couple manage to transcend the plot.

Most Thai series are indeed bad, but there are some that have their beautiful moments. I don't think anything currently sticks in my mind to mention except for 'Mind Trio,'calculated love, but this series on this page, I certainly won't remember.

So I did understand you correctly, I am investing in my response to you because this is your life lesson, this is the time. I understand your desire to project such significant power onto this series, but it doesn't work that way. In fact, previous generations who watched much less restricted content, there were things that today, in hindsight, you don't understand how they could seemingly watch them. Yet, teenagers who watched it understood quite well what's right and what's not. And people who watch "moral correct" series today understand much less. Their morals have turned into a worthless mush; they have become truly evil due to their ignorance and inability to judge what's right on their own. The Western education system has completely collapsed and proven to be fake and rotten to the core. Apparently, you're probably young and were educated on these rotten foundations. Now, we are seeing how this is leading all of humanity to a catastrophic disaster. It's really a pity. Let people live, let them be who they are, let the Japanese be what they are, let movies and fantasy remain within the realm of fantasy and don't block it. It will only do you and humanity good. Not everything is black and white, not everything is built from what you read in your books. There's reality, there's another reality, and there are fantasies. It's okay, and everything is fine, they have their place in the world. Meanwhile, you can make the distinction; soon in virtual reality, you won't be able to, so enjoy it while you can.

You probably don't know that they have already gone through this in the past. Unfortunately, they have suffered through difficult disasters in this regard, but it will pass.
As for the series, it's not the best one they have produced, but I find it nice at the moment.

You probably don't know that they have already gone through this in the past. Unfortunately, they have suffered through difficult disasters in this regard, but it will pass.
As for the series, it's not the best one they have produced, but I find it nice at the moment.

Okay, I'm not sure if you were being sarcastic in your response. From you, I understood, and correct me if I'm wrong, that it was a self-righteous critique of the series, as if the scene was inappropriate.

The actors are okay, but in this case, the clichés are still quite noticeable,

The first episode is cute. The choice of the not particularly handsome actor is interesting . On one hand, appearance is something that can be built upon, but on the other hand, there's no doubt it has an impact, that's the reality. However, I find it hard to believe that this actor will disappoint; he has a lot of acting experience.

For the Japanese, it's not a trend, it's a culture. They have a lot of series about food, it's always been this way. The timing doesn't matter at all. And by the way, for those who don't know, they are the leading culinary nation in the world, and they have been an inspiration to the West, especially to France, which ostensibly leads in culinary arts, but most of their inspirations come from Japan.

No,First wearing different clothes and they're going to the cinema, something that hasn't happened yet. You're confused because, due to the budget constraints, they're filming the scenes out of chronological order, but rather grouping them by location.