LilyBird

ohhhh shit. I wouldn't have even noticed if I didn't see your comment..... I just finished episode 8
o____o

Exactly. I also feel like the Trailers had a different, more toxic, plot?
Not sure if I remember incorrectly. But it has a way more tame feeling to it now.
Also the description... Ten didn't really have to request much. Dean already had his eyes on Moth from the start.

I agree the toxic relationship situations have been more common recently.
The whole "obsessive, possessive boyfriend" thing really is not healthy to promote.
Good for story building. Bad as role models for relationships.

In this show, from the feeling I get from episode 1 they're both aware of the other persons red flaginess from the beginning.
Compared to most red flags in shows these days... they don't feel that red.
(slightly spoilerish maybe?):
I mean it's episode 1, so things might change, but they're not pretending to be anyone else. If you take the typical "Betting to bed/make other character fall in love" or trying to get the sleeping around cheater bad boy to be monogamous plot line. This isn't that.
From episode 1 they just have really extreme differences when it comes to dating. Which is totally fair at that age?
Maybe I'm missing some nuance though.

Damn, that anxiety attack scene felt a bit too authentic.

I seriously started to blame my own memory for forgetting an important side character.
Then it turns out he's not been shown for 5 episodes and his name wasn't ever mentioned.

Any gen AI is too much gen AI.
Unless people complain, creators of shows won't know that they should stop using gen AI.

All we can hope for is a well done ending at this point.

OHHHH! Looks like I skimmed past him when I looked before.
Ep 3 - 36:16
They explained the whole land ownership back and forth.
No name mentioned.
Also Naphitch talked like he hated Tim. Not at all like a "How could you betray us" relationship.

That's the issue I'm having. If there's a "You betrayed us!" revelation, shouldn't there have been a developed relationship there, so you'd be surprised?
At least that's how storytelling is usually done.
Tim might as well have been just a random nameless bad guy Sangnuea was using.

That's what they said in Episode 9.
According to the cast page here he's only in Episode 1 and 3 though.
But as said, I can't find him except for the few seconds in Episode 1 where they didn't tell us his name.
"A welcome drink.
Make yourself at home.
Just tell my men if you need anything.
If there's nothing else, I'm off."
That's all the dialog of him I could find.
No name, no nothing. Only the implication that he's the owner? Manager?

Oh my god...it's even worse than I thought!
I speed watched through ep 1 and 3 real quick.
Episode 1: 6:00 Tim handed Nakhun a drink, said hi and bye, no introduction to who he is.
Episode 3: I can't find him anywhere in the episode!

How is this the bad guy reveal?!

Watching episode 9
Naphitch: "Tim, how dare you betray our family?"
I'm just sitting here thinking "Who the hell is Tim?"
Apparently he's been in episode 1 and 3...
I can't remember any Tim!
(Edit: No wonder I don't remember him. He's in episode 1 for ~10 seconds and no name was mentioned!
2Edit: guess he was in episode 3. But we still didn't get a name)

Unrelated: They have guns.....why would they walk into melee range?

:o True. The skirt/pants colour seems to be the same.
Long and short sleeved white shirts are kind of standard summer/winter uniform.
But I've "only" seen gray, dark blue(?) and one yellow sleeveless sweater so far.
They might just have a colour selection for sweaters maybe?
But there is oddly a lot of variety to it I'm not used to seeing.

Because they're the main characters :D

I only recently learned, that they didn't teach WW2 history in Japan the way they do it here in Germany (we went through it in history, politics and even German classes, and looked at it from a lot of angles.), which already feels really weird considering what happened. But not mentioning H. Does that mean they don't even cover Germanys part at all?!
How do they explain the 2 atom bombs then?

I was going by the introduction of Rin posting his boyfriend and how he's "got everything you could wish for" (or however they worded it), of Rin putting aside his boyfriends present and giving him things to gift to him "so he wouldn't be embarrassed" and Rin interrupting his boyfriend wanting to break up because his friends "probably wanted to record content". As Nna-odio it might be more his image rather than Social Media himself. It was episode 1 after all. But he was not really paying attention to Krit.

Edit: Honestly, I didn't even mention the missing communication between them, because that's kind of a given in most dramas. Both would needed to be more straight with their wants ad needs. Breaking up on anyone's birthday is not it.

So mid ep 1 I felt like I understood Krit for wanting to break up.
Rin is obsessed with Social Media and the picture he's portraying, rather than actually living and enjoying his partner? I mean...seriously? Switching presents because they're not grand enough? I get wanting to get away from that.
But the plan how to do it is so dumb.
Rin didn't understand he wanted to break up?
Maybe cause he's been mumbling around instead of actually saying it?

Yes, it seemed like a deliberate placement for the wound. I'm honestly curious which order it was filmed in and if it was a "Dang, this doesn't work. Let's hope nobody notices we changed it." or "Hm...were did he get cut again?" mess up.

I noticed it also was weird while he stormed into the kitchen.
6.59 gets wound
7:00 holds wound
7:52 storms in holding wound
7.59 fell over and grabs right chest, instead of left side abdomen, where wound should be
9:21 has red mark on clothes where wound was
10:25 shirt front is blood free
11.50 no wound at all

They said it in the episode. He's worried his father in law would not let him exist except for birthing him grandchildren. He'd be a breeder, not a person anymore.