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This instalment seems to be taking time to find it's stride. The writers are taking audience knowledge for granted and leaving out vital information that doesn't need to be withheld.

I don't usually mind the sound effects but the use here is jarring. Given a character like Dao, they should used natural sounds or silences more. All that ping and pang and pong with Dao in the foreground just doesn't work.

One reason I come to the cs of stories like this is to block the trolls. I need MDL to increase the block limit cos I just saw someone I unblocked to make room being an ass in these comments.

Go Youn Jung will be fine. Her casting in Resident Playbook cemented her position for me. I follow the director and that man will only work with the best. That he chose her is a testimony to her skills. And she delivered like mad. It's people who can't see beyond her pretty face making all these asinine comments. They're the ones with the problem.

More like her father was hiding his real identity under being a butcher.

deserved like mad

I'm really enjoying this. Maybe because I enjoy tropes and am easy to please. I also like the FL and I'm curious to see what character development looks like for her.

Damn Qin. Boy so smooth with it.

I didn't have high expectations when I started this series. Just thought it was going to be cute and fluffy with pretty boys but the acting is so fucking good. The way Duang feels like a whole other person in some scenes and Qin does not waste a single expression or motion. Whatever Domundi put in their water is working.

Those two glasses were way too close to the edge of that table.

I am so seated for this. Kinda glad there's folks who have decided not to watch this at all. Nothing beats knowing your preference and sticking to it.

Going to be a lot of unfilled silences in the first few eps because Dao doesn't talk or lot or "do" a lot. Then there is Arthit who cannot be still unless he's asleep.

Wataru doesn't seem to understand that the friendship he so much cherishes was powered by the romantic bond they shared, though unacknowledged.

I like her styling. The colours are pretty, the clothes fit. She looks cute without trying too hard. Ankle-length dresses are not old-fashioned. Plus it matches her character. She's reserved.

Because people really do stupid shit like that. If they made dramas with the stupidest shit a lot of women did in these kinds of situations, you'd convulse. Reality is in fact stranger than fiction. Or maybe I've just lived and interacted too long with the real world and seen too much.

She's a people-pleaser who hasn't dated in four years and is suddenly faced with the reality of being an older woman in a relationship market that favours youth. It's less desperation than pressure. She'll calm down a little after a while.

Brought me to tears.

Rated this a 9/10 cos it's beautiful, and it made me feel. And for the acting. Moon Sangmin is shaping into one of the finer actors of his generation. He holds his own beside more experienced actors, and that's something. Byung Yohan was his usual exceptional self. I haven't seen much of Go Ah Sung's work but now I have a reason to.

In ep 1 is Sang-yi wearing the outfit Key picked for him?

"Am I supposed to celebrate your glorious ennui?" is such a beautiful sentence and I shall be using it henceforth.

Pause to come say the seniors are bloody idiots, Standing there quietly while Qin and Duang get insulted after going to all that effort to get them onboard. "It all worked out" my butt.

This is actually quite good. Watched bits and pieces with a friend and mostly followed the story. It has its faults but for a Thai BL, that's par the course.

I'm glad he got to experience this character and work with more seasoned actors and with a dialect coach. It's the smart actor who knows they don't have to be the lead every time and carry the drama. Especially one so young. It's all a part of growth. He has a lot of promise, and I look forward to seeing him in future roles.