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I think it's interesting that we went in almost completely opposite directions. I was okay with Nuea at first and Toh was fairly creepy, but now I love Toh and Nuea has been canceled in my head so many times, lol.

I guess the innocent stalker trope bothers me less than the possessive/jealous enough to interfere with another's enjoyment of life trope. I seethed when Nuea prevented Toh from playing in the river with everyone else. For me, there's a fine line between sexy and jerkface for an overbearing CEO.

The only recent bit that has had me me tilting my head in confusion was Toh's tantrum at the mall. That little plot device to cause drama just seemed forced.

Ack, I meant to say Prap, the character's name, instead of Fam, the actor's name. The rhyming must have gotten to me, lol!

Also, I was using replaced in that I now see, judging by the character lineup, that Aek was never meant to get with Nam, and that makes me sad. I swore I saw a hint of flirting between them in Don't Say No. 😁

I can subsist without story or without skin, but not without both. Thank you for convincing me to spend my time elsewhere!

I've had Viki since around Halloween of last year and it's amazing how many BLs have been added in just the last two months.

I keep refreshing the MDL Airing Calendar hoping that the next episode somehow got pushed up, or that I've been magically transported to next week.

I would be most interested in your opinion as to how much of a waste of time this might be.

I'm super late to the party, but I really appreciate your review and I'm definitely interested in this.

Also, I watched So Much in Love with Russian subtitles and used Google translate for English while watching all the scenes that were poorly subbed or not subbed at all in the official version. From what I gathered, the mom is a major homophobe because her husband left her for a man and the volleyball team includes "lady boys" (Trans? Not sure of the proper term here). I don't remember why, but it seemed like the mom thought the girls would end up leaving the university completely if the volleyball team got shut down, maybe something to do with scholarships? That's also why she made North switch to a different sport, because she didn't want him to be around "those types of people."

Honestly, I liked the show, but it also made me sad because there was so much wasted potential.

Thank goodness someone else found ATOTS to be as dull as a box of rocks.

Guess I’ll just jump in that so lovely labeled “Not in my Right Mind” box.

Kudos and agreement to almost all of paragraph number three. Korn's emotional scenes in this season were generally flipping fantastic. I feel like too many people get hung up on the betrayal part and completely miss the utter, practically tangible regret, pretty much from the moment he rolls off of Pete. Well-said!

There's infidelity all around. If someone is breathing, expect them to either cheat or to be cheated on.

Finally, someone speaking my language. Poor kid gets so much hate.

Just finished Don't Say No and I low-key ship Aek and Nam. Sad to see that Nam has been replaced by Fam. QQ

I really want to watch this for its supernatural story line, but I'm honestly more terrified of having to deal with Nut's acting than any horror this show might deal out. After Oxygen, he will forever be cemented in my mind as Mr. Squinty as that was the only expression he seemed to be able to make. Let's not even mention Mr. Frowny from the same show.

Yes, I've seen this repeated numerous times. I watched the follow-up "SaiahZon Story" and hated it, so I'm actually glad that wasn't included in the main show. Fightor was bad enough, along with the incredible characterization inconsistencies. Not having to deal with watching the writers make Zon become just as mean as Tutor was an unknown blessing.

Thank you for this information. I've immediately added the show to my plan to watch list. :D I really thought SaiZon had a lot of potential because of their adorable chemistry (when the writers weren't using the "I'm so conflicted" trope), and I'm interested to see how the actors do as the leads in a different show.

What a wild ride, y'all. Better than expected considering some of the comments here.

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This is a gorgeous dark fantasy set against a backdrop of grief, despair, bitter anger, and guilt.

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