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People still don't understand how dangerous stupidity is and how disinformation is an existential and dystopian plague.

This is a global issue, no country is immune to this difficulty. It's crucial to remember that there is external influence from enemy countries. It's very important not to cooperate with the disinformation these countries (China) spread.

Thank you, I had a feeling it was about that, he demands from him to tell the truth that he already knows about.

First of all, I'd ask uneducated people here who don't understand anything about their lives, probably bored Americans, to stop spreading irrelevant conspiracies. The Korean society is not the problem here, online harassment didn't affect him. There were serious allegations of harassment against him for many years, and it didn't really affect him; he continued with a thriving career and even became more famous over the years, which shows that it's not related to others. This case was due to drug use. Korean society is much healthier than American society in that it's not lenient towards drug use or offenses like harassment. A person needs to have an internal compass. His death is very sad, but again, it's not at all related to online harassment.

Stop with your conspiracies. If anything, it's not related to social media or Korean society. On the contrary, that society is healthier in terms of social aspects than Western countries. The problem is entirely different. he was blackmailed over drug use.

Stop with your conspiracies!!!

No! it can not happen!

Usually, new versions are not good, but when the Japanese remake something, unfortunately for you, they are much more successful, but they are the only ones who can make remakes, in my personal opinion of course. For example, they made the version Hana Yori Dango and it was perfect, of course more than the Taiwanese and much more than the Korean, a hundred percent more:)

What a BS.

There are too many beautiful Thais to count, many handsome actors. I didn't compare their beauty to the Japanese at all, I meant that their casting should have been more considered, as the Japanese do. They always weigh their casting choices very carefully and not based on extraneous considerations.

I have been watching Thai series for about 10 years, maybe more, and there is a really profound progression from what it was at the beginning to today. However, I have written more than once on this topic, that Thai academic studies in cinema are at a very low level, and it's not related to Japan, that was just a reference. I could have given the example of S Koreans, where the level of education is also very high and they strive for excellence and perfection. Unfortunately,SK in recent years on my impression was that there is more of a focus on ratings as the highest value, and of course, it's not their fault, but solely the government's.
Personally, I think that anyone who understands art can notice this. This is one of the reasons, by the way, that even the most famous European illustrators in the world took inspiration from Japanese art, like Van Gogh and many others. The thing is, Thailand has a rich and stunning culture, but they do not aspire to excellence and greatly underestimate the viewers and the final product, in my opinion. Still, Thai Dramas enjoyable and excellent entertainment at times.

At first, I just skipped to the scenes of the main couple and found it hard to give it a chance. But when we reached episode 6, I watched again from the first episode because it turned out to be a good series.

We all already understand that he knows it's a Sprite, and part of episode 9 was released where maybe he talks about that. If only I knew what he was saying

If anyone here understands a bit of Thai, please tell me what they are talking about in episode 9, there is already an introduction -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFzCcxYS0UA

The Thai version just makes me want to watch the original J series. It's a disappointment on so many levels, but that was clear from the trailer. First of all, the casting is unclear, especially the choice of Tay, who is cute, but he's not as handsome as described, and the character needs to be beautiful because that's the whole point - his beauty works for him.
Also, the second actor doesn't look like a muscular and insecure guy. His appearance, his acting, and generally, he's not convincing.
Their choices in scenes are very strange, but that happens often with Thai adaptations. The Japanese are always precise, everything is calculated and in place. But with the Thai version, it seems done without thought and without attention to detail.
The elongation in speeches and dragging out of scenes are strange to me.
In general, it's not convincing or attractive, and lacks the charm that the original series had. There's also no humor at all, which was a focal point of the Japanese version. It's hard to meet the standards of Japan, and it would have been better if the Thai hadn't taken on this project at all.

I'm fond of the music in the series, which doesn't happen 99 percent of the time with Thai series. However, the series is very slow and cliché, the characters are very annoying especially the girl, Night is confusing and frustrating, and the other guy is confused. But we're waiting for something to happen; somehow it passes, probably because of the main actor who portrays Night.

I liked it, it's funny, the characters are beautiful and humorous, and there's good chemistry. At the end of the episode, I missed a beat and it was a bit cruel to cut it off like that and now to wait a week. The Japanese always outdo everyone.

I'm sorry to say this, but she's sick. I don't think she wants him to be an athlete like she's in love with the coach, which is maybe his dream.
I also noticed later that First is not surprised they called him Sprite, but on the other hand, he didn't turn around immediately. But ultimately, he probably knows. It's hard for me to believe that such a mistake was made in the editing, so he probably knows. It doesn't fit them too well because of the lighting there by the bed and also because he is always angry from some jealousy instead of confronting him about it.

I think he's kissing Sprite because in the kissing scene he seems too eager to be Zee. He's also the one who probably drinks the bottle because he's holding the bottle with his bandaged hand, so the bottle is from a scene after.

According to the trailer that was released at the time, it seemed that the series was heading towards depth and a bit of darkness. But it's possible that they flattened the plot and made the series more trendy or sweet. There's a complex story here that doesn't get realistic attention. Many things don't sit well, and their relationship is lacking – the fact that they don't tell the truth, that they don't really communicate, is a problem. In any case, they have wonderful chemistry and it's still the only enjoyable series currently available.