MizuRyuu

Heesu may have more screentime than any other individual character, but I reject the assertion that Heesu played a role in facilitating anything that happened. You can remove Heesu from every storyline and they would have played out exactly the same. ChanYoung's tennis, ChanYoung's family life, ChanYoung and JiYu's relationship, JiYu's music issues, Hosik's relationship, the sisters' relationship problems. Heesu was basically a silent observer for all of that if he was even there at all. He was either not there, just made a passing remark about the situation, or just silently observing everything.

At this point, I would rather have the 2gether's High Five ending

I just realize another reason why I disliked the show: Heesu is the central character in the show, but only in so far as he is the link between all the different storylines. But he actually play little to no role in those storylines themselves. ChanYoung's tennis struggle, the other friend's secret admirer, ChanYoung and JiYu's relationship, and the sisters' relationship problems... Heesu did not factor into those storyline at all. He could be entirely removed and aside from the fact that there will be nothing to link the stories together, all of the storylines would play out exactly the same.


It would be like if the show is about a school principal walking through the hallway observing all the drama and storyline happening in each classroom, but never entering the room. Yes, the principal is what links the classrooms, but he is never actually part of each class. If that show was named after the principal, I'm sure the audience would also say the title is completely misleading

They definitely should have skipped the whole telling dad thing when they resolved that off-screen anyway. Should have just taken that time to explore them as a couple more instead

It doesn't matter how many years younger Songjam is to the dad. The issue is that doctor Songjam is at least a few years after he time traveled at the point that Aksorn is born. And present day Aksorn is at least 18, making Songjam around 25 years older. If Songjam was 18 when he time-traveled, that means he is about 43 years old to Aksorn's 18.

The mirror breaking was never explained well. It broke when Songjam traveled to the past, but was repaired when he moved into the apartment. But somehow, the mirror broke by itself in the present day despite nobody traveling through it.

Phum is a 300 year old vampire, but they also said that 100 years in the Thaiwilight is 3 years in the Human World. So only 9 years has passed since Phum was turned into a vampire. That is why it is a plothole for there to be a human body for Phum to go into

Songjam landed 27 years ahead of time, so assuming he is 18 at the time, he is 45 in present day. Assuming Aksorn is 20 now, Songjam was 25 when he delivered Aksorn. We just have to assume he advanced really quickly in his medical degree

Songjam landed 27 years ahead of time. So assuming he was 18 at the time, he should be around 45 now. You just have to assume he became a full medical doctor really really fast

I have a feeling that Songjam went into the past, met Aksorn's mom and told her the story. Then he died and Kyo is his reincarnation, so he is just waiting for Aksorn to catch up to this part of the story.

But they mentioned the date in the first ep. Aksorn use the thai Buddhist Era while Songjam's world use God Era. That definitely seem to imply they are in different worlds instead of different time period

I think the roles will be flipped. Tol will retain his memory while Tin will be the original Tin. However, Tin is now destined to die at 10:55pm now, with everything that Tol does still leading to Tin's death at Tol's original death time. So the remaining episodes are Tol trying to keep Tin alive

I believe the first scene of Ep 1 and Ep 3 are flash forward to the future. Most likely, they will take place in the next episode or two. Then from that, we will have their "second chance" of starting a relationship

While him being away for 5 years is a possibility, it doesn't explain why the mother said she will return him to Shu Yi soon. That is not something she would say if she knew that Shi De is going to be gone for a long time.

I have a feeling that Shu Yi's dad did something and ended the relationship. They haven't seen each other in 5 years, so that is why Gao Shi Di was surprised to see Shu Yi again, and why Shu Yi was mad that Shi Di broke his promise

I really want to like this, but it is moving way too slow. From the trailer, it looked like the focus of the show is on the present day, however, we are almost to ep5 with no sign of the flashback ending. With the current pace, the soonest they will catch up to present day would be at least 3 more episodes. Are they planning on spending 2/3 of the show in an extended flashback?

I don't think there will be a second season. That last line is a disembodied voice offering a proposal to the real Kim's soul. It is implied that this may be God, who would likely have the power to truly revive Kim. While this opens up a lot of possibility, I think that line is just a way to keep WayKim fans satisfied instead of leaving it with Kim's funeral. Considering they seem to have graduated and Way is already packing to fly away from Thailand, it is nearly impossible to have a second season.

Yeah, as much as I am cheering on for S2, I just don't think there is enough there for a second season. All the major conflicts are resolved, and there is only the WayKim situation left. Not to mention they all seem to have just graduated (Way was packing) and heading off to university, so pretty hard to continue.

I think that last scene is just them leaving a bit of hope for the WayKim fans. I guess WayKim can survive through resurrection fanfic, which sounds appropriate given this series.

Yeah, as much as I am cheering on for S2, I just don't think there is enough there for a second season. All the major conflicts are resolved, and there is only the WayKim situation left. Not to mention they all seem to have just graduated (Way was packing) and heading off to university, so pretty hard to continue.

I think that last scene is just them leaving a bit of hope for the WayKim fans. I guess WayKim can survive through resurrection fanfic, which sounds appropriate given this series.

I'm going to guess magically back to life and nobody but the main characters remember his death. Assuming the voice was God, who would definitely be much more powerful than the Angel of Death