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This really was an excellent and quite unique drama.

Season 1 is a decent watch, but you really need to switch your brain off while watching it. Its similar to American shows like Chicago Fire, but less realistic. I'm not going to bother with Season 2.

This drama is certainly cute, but the writing is terrible. The acting is adequate, as is the production quality (except for some sound issues), but the plot is amateur, the dialogue is cheesy and the action scenes are bad.
But if you like fluffy Thai GL romcoms with gorgeous young women wearing tight clothes, then you might like this.

Initially, the student is in High School, and she has a crush on her art teacher. We find out later that the teacher was also attracted to her student, but she kept that secret and never acted on it. So, there was no relationship at all while they were teacher and student. Five years later, they reunite and get together.
Personally, I'd love to see this turned into a full length drama, rather than a short micro drama.

I think it is as good as the original, and I think Zhang Zi Feng's portrayal of the character was better than IU's. I also think the Chinese version better showed why the wife cheated.

Perhaps you shouldn't watch dramas that make you angry. Life's too short to waste it on things that cause you stress.

There was no single reason. He was just feeling emotional at that time due, at least in part, to the various things that had happened to him recently.

There is a S2 on the way.

There is a S2 on the way.

Low budget, cheesy dialogue, amateur acting, silly plot BUT still fun to watch. A show doesn't have to be a masterpiece (or even good) to be enjoyable. This show was not good, but I enjoyed it.

I'm normally fine with age gap romances, but for some reason, I struggled with the relationship between the Li Mujia and Li Guang. I think the 20+ year age gap was just too big for me. We learn in the very last episode the Li Mujia was 22 when she started working and first met Li Guang. Although Li Guang didn't tell us his exact age, he did say he is in his 40s, and we later learn he is divorced with a 20 year old daughter. The exact timeline here was unclear, but what we do have is a man who is approximately twice the age of the woman when they started dating. He's old enough to be her father. I realise this is just a personal taste thing, but that age gap for me was a little too much.

An enjoyable drama, but it was almost like two different dramas. The first half was a cute, fluffy and easy to watch rom com. But the second half with Korn's plot became much a darker, heavier watch. The difference between these two styles was quite jarring. But still, this is one of the better Thai GLs of 2026 and certainly worth watching for any GL drama fan.

One day a drama writer somewhere is going to discover that you don't get sick because you remove a single article of clothing or because some water contacts your skin. But that won't be today. (reference to episode 7).

You wrote, "The male lead is only 1 year older than the FL". But Wang Yang is 48 and Landy Li is 26. By my maths, that makes him 22 years older, not 1 year older.

A special episode has been released: https://youtu.be/gjF_dLzP7CU
Its not a new story. It is some re-edited scenes from the original drama, followed by some behind the scenes clips. If you watched the drama and enjoyed it, then this is definitely worth a watch.

It started off strongly, but the second half of the drama wasn't as good. I found the final episodes quite confusing and a little bit boring.

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Sex sells. It always has and it always will.

Please tell me there isn't an insane psychopathic evil parent who's entire reason for existence is to cause her adult daughter misery and lifelong trauma, just like there was in "Something in the Rain". That character spoiled SITR for me.

Stealing other people's work for profit is unethical and illegal. You should be ashamed of yourself.