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Yeah, I think I will drop it if it's their take. Not saying it's bad, it just didn't make me interested.

Hmm... Story 6 "Not a BL" just felt odd. I mean the mental breakdown of the rookie actor to his senior just felt weird. He have the right to feel uncomfortable doing that but shaming his senior like he's doing something completely wrong ? It's called acting for a reason. And let's not talk about the "punishment" on the second part... It's basically sexual harassment here. ^^'

I guess, the rookie actor was right after all, this establishment is wrong. :P

My favorite is still Story 2 "Folding? You!". That being said, previously, another channel also made an anthology ("Close to You") & extended one of those story into a full fledged drama ("The Nameless Season"). I'm wonder if they will do the same here. And if yes, what would be your pick so far ?

Like I said, my favorite is Story 2, but I don't see the potential beyond what we already saw. Story 1 "Raise Me?" or Story 4 "Sleep Around, Still Mine" could be interesting!

So, is it a real Supernatural Drama or not ?

I mean... for me, my very first guess on episode one is that the "Old man" he see in the mirror is just himself. You got here a old man with dementia that see himself in his younger self. The dad is probably his son (or another relative) that play alongside his delirium to keep him stable. And Win is probably another side of his delirium as so far, only him seems to see him or acknowledge him. Like when he go down the stair, the receptionist only called his name or when Win went to grab his meal and talked, nobody responded (we don't even see with who he talked).

I mean if the whole drama is about his twisted mind, they should have been more subtle about it. Again I hope I'm wrong.

Only seen two episodes so far. I was expecting a Supernatural Drama but, it kind of failed at doing that ? I hope I'm wrong. (More in Spoiler)

Well, the play made me cry. I was literally like Asami in this scene. xD

Overall, a very good second season. And I was never a fan of those to begin with as they always feel a bit lackluster tbh. Anyway, 9/10. If you liked the first season, you can safely watch this one without worry.

Said it like that, it's sure sound bad... But from what I understood, he value greatly his art so the AI thing probably touched his soft spot. I mean he literally accepted a "escort" gig right after. He doesn't seems THAT picky if it bring food on the table. Raw meat seems to be also his limit. :P

Anyway, yes, it's shady but it seems to pay very well. Also, he did hesitated & asked feed back from his friend. So he isn't completely unaware that this isn't "right". And the final straw ? The dong. :D

More seriously, he is probably already fascinated by Koh (cf. his art piece he made the same night).

I think it's the wrong take about Seonu. Why didn't he confess before ? She obviously never felt that way toward him & he know it. She was probably his first love. Anyway, he then move on & encounter Jun's mother. It's more realistic than 90% of K-Drama's MLs that get stuck for YEARS without seeing anyone because of their childhood crush if you ask me.

Unfortunately, it didn't end well. After that, he had a very young baby so romance probably wasn't his first priority. As for now, more than the presence of a rival around her what probably make him more eager to try this time is that she asked him to be her "fake husband". He was stuck in his loyal friend role for so long but now, everything changed. I think he know she still have zero interest in him, but this whole act feed him with hope. Enough to make him try this time at least.

Unironically, I'm hype for tomorrow episode. I can't wait to see this hot mess yet again. The worse thing ? I'm pretty sure I'm not alone and it give them all the wrong message about the "success" of this drama. :P

Yeah it's just used for shook value more than anything. I'm still stunned that the professor didn't get his karma back yet. Even worse, they made him "win" a second time. And what happened after that ? He was SA again by his ex-boyfriend... Like, we get it, his life is shit but come on... And then, they move on like it was another Tuesday. Oh right, I forget, Saint being suddenly close to Book was the main problem and what he should focus on... :x

It would have been so much better if it was more focused on the healing journey than adding train wreck after car crash. I'm still somewhat enjoying it but I always start saying to myself "How will they torture Ice this week ?" and I hate it. The writer literally bully his own character. :x

Logically, you are right but it could be:

- The usual Asian family dynamic where "elder" are always right and need to be respected even if they are toxic waste.

- More darker but it could also be the result of psychological abuse. His father control everything in Saint life and he always lived this way. In abusive relationship - especially since childhood - it's extremely hard for them to just leave on their own.

But yeah, it's probably just the former as they love this troop for some reason where the child need to beg their parents to live their own life - something that is REALLY hard to relate with a Western PoV.

If you really want them to reach a more global audience, even a bromance cannot do that. If they really want to achieve that, they need to do solo work (by that I mean without their pair) because they will still be labeled as "BL actors" regardless if they do romance or not together.

But even then, unfortunately, the Thai movie/drama industry doesn't have that reach yet - like S. Korea or China does for example.

Like I don't mind you wanting them to switch up even if I really don't see that happening anytime soon as they are really rigid when it come to their top/bottom pairing dynamic. It only happen when they switch pairing. But in the end... does it really matter ?

Even the "Alpha Male" thing is so... disturbing. And just saying here, bottom =/= submissive, weaker, effeminate, etc. A man can be freaking manly, strong and chase his own man but still be a bottom.

And lastly, they don't play as "Pond" & "Phuwin". The vibe of the actor themselves doesn't matter. They are acting as "Thee" & "Peach" and only that should matter.

I think it's well balanced because while Thee is over-the-top - he is basically a Lakorn character in the flesh - his counterpart Peach is VERY down to earth. So the plot itself isn't all over the place or just a silly joke that never end. Try it and you will probably understand the vibe from episode 1.

I can see that happening but personally I experienced the total opposite - I already cringe myself saying that - as I also do have the face card since birth so it's probably harder for me to relate. ^^'

I think I traumatized unwillingly quite a few people with my comment so thank you to clarify my intention. ^^'

Oh sorry, I didn't think people would take this literally. It isn't a spoiler as myself didn't read the novel. :x

It was a really sweet episode but... I can't just forget that a car crash will happen in the future and Shulang basically removed his own seat belt... It will hit... HARD. :'(

I mean, the build up is clearly saying it's his very first time he show his vulnerability and trusted someone... Fan Xiao, don't hurt our baby. Y_Y

Ngl, I laughed so hard when Watarai did his whole "Oh, it's so hard to be this handsome & smart!" speech. :P

And come on, not a single guy in your ENTIRE life never said anything nice about your personality ? The writter did you dirty on this. :D

Anyway, this drama is really a soul cleanser as like Hioki, it's so pure in his delivery. We need more of those. <3