Kazuha77

Does retake exist in Thailand? Because I live in France and students can retake classes easily so I would believe that Noey is 16-17 when in M4 if he retook one class.

Noey is 15 or 16 at the beginning of the series. A quick search on Wikipedia about the Thai education system can show you that you enter M4 at the age of 15. As for Thi, I agree, he is 20 or 21, depending if the series starts at the beginning or the end of the school year.

As a lot of people stated, the first half of this series is not that good. I was surprised to read so many good comments for that matter. But from episode 6, the series grew on me as Noey starts to flirt with Thi and Thi seems more at ease next to him. The scenes between them become funny and cute. The only two things that bothered me were Thi's character (I don't quite like his scaredy cat personality to be honest) and their age difference. At first, I thought Noey was in his last year of high school (when he was in fact in his first year) and I thought Thi was in his first year of university (when he was in his third year). So I believed they only had a 2 year age gap when they have in fact a 5 year age gap.
But as a whole, it was a nice watch and I recommend this series.

I don't think I'm gonna like this series. Cher is annoying. He doesn't know where are the limits and it is presented as funny but it is not. Also, the story is going too fast! There's only one episode and they're already talking on the phone for hours and Boss is smiling at Cher's mischief and already accepts to change for him. And I've seen the preview for episode 2 and - it's probably a misdirection - but they seem to be about to kiss already! I really hope they tried to misdirect us because there's absolutely no story at this point but we already have the ship...

Of course, misogyny is bad no matter the country but what I meant is that I tend to look past that when I watch asian dramas because they are still very conservative with a 1950s way of thinking. It doesn't mean they're right, it's just that I don't bother.

Am I the only one who doesn't want Gaipa and Alan to end up together?... I mean, I kinda expect it because they chose Khaotung and First to play the roles but there's only one episode left and Gaipa just lost his mother and First still needs to go back on his feet after the break up with Wen. Also, I don't think they will work together... (just my opinion)
Anyway, this episode was heartwrenching. Especially the scene in which Gaipa sings the song for his mum.

Oh... I see! Thank you for the intel. That's a shame they decided to sub on a weekly basis but I'm gonna wait (I don't have the choice anyway)!

Why isn't this series tagged as on-going? Because I started it thinking it was already finished but it is not and now, I have to wait for it to end...

I've actually picked up on it and that also quite shocked me. I was expecting one of the characters to rebuke the guy for what he said but nothing... And the girl (who is not a girl so that may be why) didn't even defend herself and accepted this remark as something normal. I would have excused this thing a little because it is Japan, but no... that was really bad...

Well, I may be harsh but it's a 2/10 for me. I'm so glad this is finally over because this series was ridiculous from the start. Okay... maybe not from the start but it rapidly went downhill. The only thing good in this series was the relationship between the uncle and his son (and the actors were good) but it could have been much better with a better script and a better direction.

This series started good and overall, the plot is very good but... it is awfully boring. The pace is very - too - slow. They should have made less episodes. We sometimes have shots that last 2 or 3 minutes of just one character crying or just looking at the distance. Also, the music is sooo repetitive that I wanted to mute the whole series. They should have also stopped with the wigs that did not help the actors look good... Only First avoids this horrible idea.

I really liked Cutie Pie but this "season 2" was boring. They wanted to put too much emphasis on the bed scenes (7 minutes of Kuea and Lian kissing and touching is too long!!! They did the same with Nuer and Syn). It was too much. Also, Perth is just a guest in this, that's a shame.

You can't blame the writers as they are just following the manga's plot(s)... And there's a pretty good reason why Inami does what he does.

I agree 100%. It is interesting enough to keep watching but the actors (especially Onoe because he is supposed to be the one that shows his emotions the most) are bland af. I can't get used to this Onoe, I feel bored watching him on the screen...
As for the plotline about Inami Kei, I was surprised to see him appearing so soon (because this plot is from Tome 4) but I feel like it is not a bad idea. They will probably make Kaburagi jealous of him and he will open up to Onoe about his feelings. He is replacing Masayan in that role.

I really enjoyed this drama but I would say that the end gets a bit boring.

I don't particularly like animals that become humans and have love stories with real humans type of story (because I can't help but think all along that they are animals...), but it was a cute story as a whole and I liked it more than I thought I would.

I absolutely loved this series. I watched it without expecting much, but it was so good! All the actors were fantastic and I was very surprised to see Mean and Plan acting in this. I'm usually not a fan of straight couples but I really enjoyed watching Gap and Namwa falling in love, they were cute together. The couple that I preferred, though, was Shogun and Maito. I'm sorry for those who prefered Green but it is also nice to see in a series that it is not because you love and take care of someone that this person has to love you back. Someone said in the comments that Maito was cruel towards Green but I don't see how. He was just honest with his feelings and, on the contrary, it would have been cruel to let Green think he was loved back.
As whole, I had a real good time watching this series and I recommend it.

Except that a character having a girlfriend doesn't mean he is obviously straight. He can be bi (like Kaburagi who is definitely portrayed as bisexual). And even though, it wasn't clearly stated that this girl is his girlfriend, the reaction of the girl makes me think that it is not a simple crush from Onoe's side.
I'm going to watch this series until the end but I'm afraid that the acting won't improve and i'm still disappointed by this start that could've been definitely much better!

I was so excited to see that they were adapted my favourite BL manga into a series. But now... I am so disappointed... I usually like Japanese BL series a lot (even though they lack intimate scenes). The actors are always good at their job and the direction is always on point. Here, I won't talk about the direction because I think it was kind of okay but the acting is awfully flat. Onoe is supposed to have a strong character. However, in the series, Onoe doesn't seem to care a lot about anything... For instance, he doesn't seem so shocked to see his girlfriend in Kaburagi's arms. I couldn't see the slightest emotions in his eyes. He is also supposed to glare at Kaburagi in the car, but instead he looks at him in a neutral way, I could even feel a little admiration in his eyes. In other words, Onoe really seems apathetic, sluggish even. And I feel bored watching him act like that because he's not the Onoe from the manga.
I really expected a lot from this series as I absolutely love the manga but I am extremely disappointed...

There's literally no plot in this series. I got more and more bored as the episodes went by. And the subtitles from the official YouTube account of the company are so bad that it's very difficult to follow the very little story that is being told. I've tried other unofficial websites but I didn't find any better. I hope they fix them later (even though, I'm not going to rewatch it just to have better subtitles).