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À la poubelle!

With all the honesty in the world: IDGAF how it ends. Whoever wrote this script, I hope they never do it again.The story is so weak that even the fact that the actors are cutie pies doesn't save it. It's a boat that should never have been put to sea.

My frustration reached its peak after episode 7.
I can understand a weak communication in a relationship, but to be so, SO DUMB and insecure... I can't take it anymore. And this is coming from a super empathetic person who always tries to understand both sides. But Ba Woo is something else.
I really hope this guy ends single. He was a terrible friend to Ji Hoon and he'll be the same as a boyfriend. Having someone so insecure around doesn't lead to anything good.

I don't even want to mention the fact that WE got more flashbacks than anything else in the last few episodes. Are we a joke to you?

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Where is the action? On Saint Panda.

Eps 1-3: I started this series because I missed my babies - Sky-Pai / Rain-Phayu, but also because I was attracted to the subject of the story. But, to be honest, I'm disappointed with how the story is going. There is chemistry between Nuea and Lom, but nothing else happens.
I don't like the whole "I like you, I'm flirting with you, but I can't tell you how things are" thing. "But I want you, believe me". It's a bullshit. Lom, please leave my baby, Nuea, alone if you can't take the responsibility.
Ep. 4 - I disliked Lom the entire episode, I don't understand him and why he refuses to tell Nuea the truth. I mean, Yiwa agrees. What's the problem then? I liked the phrase "Do you think I would agree? though. Was the only good thing with Lom.
Ep. 5 - My angst at Lom continues. Why is so hard to tell to the person you love the truth? If Yiwa hadn't intervened, Lom wouldn't have solved anything. Again. You idiot.
Ep. 6 - I think you are kidding me. Really? That's the solution, guys? Not to tell the damn truth and take the consequences, but to carry on a masquerade? Does anyone think with a brain in this series? It seems that Yiwa is the only one with a backbone here.
Some of Nuea's reactions and gestures are exactly like Sky's. I don't like it. Each character should be unique in their way. And Yiwa reminds me of Rain sometimes.
And yes, the NC scenes are okay, but LITA was better. In every possible way, from the story to the characters. I just want to finish this very soon.

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No, thank you!

This series was something else. And not in a good way. And the worst part is that it was super hyped.
For those who lie to themselves and firmly claim that this series is one of the best released this year, let's be honest: without the NC scenes, this series would have been considered mediocre by most.
There's no story.
There's no character development.
There's no plot twist.
Maybe the problem is me, but the line between BL and p**n was very thin in this series.

Sorn is an extremely toxic, manipulative, control-obsessed character who doesn't really care about Jun. He just uses him for his own pleasures. And the sad part is that there was no character development for him. Not even when he lost Jun.
I liked Jun up to a point. I felt sorry for him, and from episode to episode I begged him to leave. But then I realized that his self-respect really doesn't exist and that he's exactly where he wants to be.
But let's give Caesar what belongs to Caesar: the NC scenes were good. Too many for my taste: it wasn't a story sprinkled with NC scenes, but NC scenes with little story, but not bad.

Thai and Champ. They were... meah. We could do without their story and the obvious lack of chemistry between the characters. Their NC scenes were hard to watch, I felt uncomfortable for them.

I saw what the new project of the main actors will be and I'm scared. Because it can no longer be called BL, but p**n. And the two of them in OmegaVerse... woe to our souls.

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What happened???

This series got off to a strong start. Just started.
I loved the characters - Win (the best green flag ever), Tul (ahh, my fav); the couples - WinTeam, TulWaan (#1fav), BeePrince (#2fav), the friendship between Team, Pham and Manon.
But, the story, man, was boring. I'm sorry for the people how liked this series, but I got bored after the first few episodes.
The chemistry between Team and Win was there. I'm so sorry they didn't get a better story.
As much I loved the couple - TulWaan - their reconciliation scene might not exist. It felt so forced. A simple kiss was fine there.

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That Cute Summer

It was a perfect series to watch in the summer (even though we watched it in the fall). It was a simple story, with a touch of summer, sea, and freedom. It gave me the same unique feeling I felt when I saw Call me by your name.

It was my joy every Friday. I just relaxed and lived with Lava&Wave and the other people on the island. It was wonderful and I'm a little sad that it's over.

I liked that there wasn't too much drama and that the story followed a simple line. It was like a break from reality. And there were so many good moments, I have whole pages of lines from this series.

Satang was great as Wave/Darin. He fits the sassy personality. After Style (THK), he's my favorite from the "sassy" category. And... Gosh, he is so damn beautiful. He served faces the entire series.

Winny was wonderful. He was clearly in his element as Lava. He served both faces and bodie, and a tanned skin suits him very well.
My only complaint: he needs to improve his skills when it comes to strong emotions. He didn't convey anything to me when he was supposed to be in pain, it was just an empty expression.

It was a pleasure to see Neo again, and I'm glad he played with his girlfriend, Mint. Mond&Ryu were so sweet in Pheng&Wut shoes.

My second (and last) complaint: Winny and Satang need kissing lessons. They were okaysh, but they need improvement. They are too rushed, aggressive and repetitive. And it reminds me too much of the move we do when we lick an ice cream.🤣 I'm not saying it was bad, but it could definitely be better, slower, with more emotion.

That's it. Adios! 💜

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A wonderful disaster

I'm glad it's over.
We have the actors, the characters, the couples we know and love. Also, Nu's beautiful voice. What's wrong then? The story. It was a disaster.
It didn't bring anything new to the table. Same old misunderstanding from the first season.
I liked the first episode, the moments between Hia Yi and Diao, Syn and Nuer, that "meaw" situation between Hia Liam and Kuea. And Kirin, of course.
The last episode was pure drama. I didn't like it. And the moment between Kuea and Lian after the weeding gave me chills. I couldn't feel that amazing chemistry between them that we enjoyed in the first season.
Not bad, but not good. Sorry.

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This series is my guilty obsession

At this point (after 8 episodes) I want to say this: Sand got the best, but also the most heartbreaking lines.
Ep. 3 - "I'm not. I don't have the right to be upset with you. Besides, I think it's a good idea if we just stop at a one night stand like before."
Ep. 4 - "Don't ever do that to anyone. People have feelings. Stop dragging me around when you feel lonely. Or throwing me away when you don't need me. If you still want to be my friend, care about my feelings."
Ep. 5 - "It's like somebody presses pause on all my 24 hours. Next thing I know... I'm living my 25th hour. Ray's extra hour."
"I've always thought Rays is my 25th hour, my extra hour. But the truth is everyone has the same 24 hours in a day. And within Ray's 24 hours, I'm not a part of it. I'm not that special."
Ep. 8 - 1/4 "S: Good. You can finally end the secret crush. Such a waste of time, right?"
R: Can we still be friends?
S: Friends? You and I have never been friends from the get-go. We have nothing in common. Besides, I don't know why I should be friends with you.
R: But when I'm with you, I'm so damn happy." - then, why, Ray, why, didn't you choose him?
R: "Sand.
S: Let me go already." - my heart broke at this point.
3/4 "R: Stop fooling yourself, Sand. You like me. You love me. You can't walk away from me. You're mine no matter what.
S: I'm not your second option. Remember that." Finally, Sand. You finally set boundaries.
It's the first series where I can give a sincere 10 for music. It's amazing. From the opening song to the background songs (Sand-Ray).
The actors make a great job with their characters. The First-Khao chemistry is insane, like always.

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I really wanted to like it

I know I'm in the minority, because I didn't like it too much, but I'm glad about that. Because it's about War and Yin. And they deserve all the support possible.
But I can't be a hypocrite and claim that I liked something I couldn't even finish, just because I love the actors.
I was extremely excited to see a new project with the two of them, but for me this story didn't work. And it's not about the War and Yin's acting skills or the chemistry between them, it's strictly about the story. It was too long, too many episodes where nothing happens. And when something started to happen, well, my mood was already lost. And I couldn't convince myself to continue. I put it off from one week to the next until I completely forgot that I had this unfinished series.
But again, I want to point out that I'm thrilled that it's so hyped. Strictly for actors.

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No longer found the motivation to finish it.

I haven't seen SOTUS, so it was my first encounter with Krist and Singto. And, I realize that if you're not already a fan of them and you're not watching this just out of the desire to see your favorites on screen again, then, well, you might get bored. I got bored. So much so that I couldn't bring myself to finish it.
I liked the first few episodes, as long as I was curious. But once I found out why Tam left, well, I was disappointed. I know it's inspired by their real story, but for me, who barely knew them, it's not a big deal. I'm just judging what I was served in the series. And that reason is really "meah".
But, I really liked Tam's character, and the chemistry between Krist and Singto is there: warm, comfortable, sweet. And that's exactly why I hope to see them in another series, with a stronger plot.

Another thing I didn't enjoy about this series was the relationship between Kaoki and Nudee. I don't know if they ended up together (romantically), but for me their relationship was uncomfortable. I loved them separately, but I kind of skipped their moments together.

And of course, Aou. My baby. Protagonist or antagonist, I'm always happy to see him.

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Hua Yong - My brilliant maniac

To be extremely honest, the only thing that made me finish this series was Eliot's character - Hua Yong. I don't know why, but for me he was the most complex character. Eliot played him brilliantly. And I think his visuals helped a lot too.

Mr. Sheng was just Mr. Sheng. A perfect S Class Alpha and beautiful enough to be Hua Yong's nymph.
I liked him a lot in the last few episodes. He accepted Hua's nature very well and I really liked him when he was getting all worked up under his partner's attention.

Unfortunately, I wasn't one of the people who went crazy for the second couple. Yes, I think it was unfair that they didn't get more screen time in the final episode, but I can't say I was heartbroken over it.

I couldn't stand Shen Wenlang. In the novel, he was okay. In the series? I wanted him as far away from Guo Tu as possible.
I don't care that he had feelings for GT and did nice things for him in secret, that mouth of his brought up some incredible traumas in me. I know exactly what it's like to live with someone like Wenlang, and believe me when I tell you he's a narcissist. I don't care about your trauma as long as you're an adult and you do absolutely nothing to heal.
What does it matter that you have feelings for me and that you want the best for me when you do everything you can to make me feel miserable around you? Okay, he didn't know GT was an omega, so he didn't know he was repeatedly insulting him, but let's not forget how many times he related it to GT being poor. I don't think a friend would do that. We're no longer in kindergarten when adults told us, "Yes, he's pulling your hair because he likes you." It's bullying, Shen Wenlang.
I skipped his scenes of suffering in the last episode. They were pathetic and poorly acted. I'm sorry. I found no satisfaction in his regrets.

And Gao Tu, well, another miserable character like all miserable characters. I can understand why he stole everyone's hearts. But...
He chose to stand next to a man who hated his race, his smell, who constantly insulted him, who never showed any signs of having romantic feelings for him. He chose to torment himself emotionally and physically for a man who insulted him every time he opened his mouth. Good job, GT.
I can't say I felt sorry for him. Maybe at first. But he did it with his own hand. Until the end.

He should have shut SW up a long time ago and told him to his face that he was an omega. He would have had nothing to lose. Only years of torment.

And to be completely honest, I skipped through first few episodes, because the story bored me terribly. Too many unnecessary details, too many repetitive scenes. It only started to get interesting when Mr. Shen found out that Hua Yong is not a defenseless omega.

Well, well, well, that was it.

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Be careful how you choose your partner

Ep. 1 - 11: 10⭐
Ep. 12 - 16: 8⭐ - Since the end of episode 11 things have gone completely crazy and a lot of drama has been added.
The ex wasn't necessary.
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Song Ha Yoon deserves the Best Acting award. I hated Soo-min with a passion. She was amazing in this role.
Lee Yi Kyung (Min Hwan) deserves all the appreciation.
The award for "The Most Hated Couple" goes to...
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Choi Gyu-ri (Hee-Yeon) and Lee Gi-Kwang (Eun-ho) were my proteges. The sun rays. I loved them.
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Ji-Hyuk was a forest (the greenest flag), a stable land.
And Park Min-young (Ji-Won) is the queen we know. She was amazing like always in this role.
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In conclusion, be careful how you choose your partner. It can be the hell or a beautiful life.

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Type and his 7 years of drama

If the first season was more about Tharn, this one focused on Type. I was very proud of him, because he learned to temper his anger. He dealt with situations where I might have said "Go to hell!".
His evolution as a character was noticeable, although I can't deny that his little fits of jealousy became funny.
I considered Tharn more of a supporting character. He was also there to watch the action. But the sweet scenes between them were nice. I enjoyed them.
Fiat. This little kid got on my nerves. I detested him for what he wanted to do (I don't have a very good opinion of people who try to break up a relationship), but I was also on his side. I suspected the reason behind the action. I don't excuse his behavior, but I empathized with him and he made me cry. Every fight with Leo hurt.

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