NanaOsaki1997

I loved the last few Kdnap episodes. From the exploration of Min and Q's traumas and insecurities, to Min forgiving himself, and now Q's healing process. I think the series had a great ending.

I really enjoy the series but I keep complaining about the editing throughout the series, it seems like they divided up the work and then put it together.

Then I don't know why you care so much about numbers.

The series is geo-restricted on Youtube, in other regions it can be seen on Netflix and Gagalooga, so its views are good. Also, the release time is different in each place. If you are in the OL fandom you should know about the shadowban crisis with the # and the accounts for the use of the word "kidnap". You may like the series or not, that depends on your personal taste.

This episode was so cute and feels like the calm before the storm. Plus, it's a great introduction to Min's past. We knew that he's always lived for his brother, but not to the point where he doesn't really know what he likes. With Q coming into his life, he's found purpose and confidence to live his life.

Considering there are unaired episodes that have already been rated, I wouldn't take negative reviews in this section seriously.

I think ep8 was the best episode so far from the editing to the development of the plot and the characters. Min is still that tough person on the outside but on the inside he only seeks to do the best for the people he loves, once again Ohm showing his acting ability. I loved the bond that Mhen and Q made about those problems they have had to learn to deal with. I think Q deserved someone to tell him that he doesn't deserve to go through that. I was really touched by those moments where Q's expression faltered, good for Leng, thinking that maybe he is a burden for others. The development of the characters and the chemistry of the couple is what holds the series together, I have to admit it. With time and a better script, the criminal theme and behind it could have been developed better. Finally, I am excited about what can happen in the next episodes.

They're fools in love and I'm here for it. I was really touched by the fact that Q wonders if his presence brings anything positive to the people he loves. No doubt his trauma (and his father) have made him believe that he only brings misfortune to the people who are close to him.

What a spot-on comment. I clearly had expectations of how the plot would go, but after watching the first episode it was clear to me that things were not going to turn out as I expected and I simply put that thought aside and continued enjoying the series because it has many good points. It is not a masterpiece, but its protagonists are good, they have an interesting background and has undeniable chemistry, the story could be better, yes, but it is not bad!

I watch it from Latin America and the episodes comes out 12 hours after the release in Thailand, while that happens the episode is already on illegal platforms. Personally I think it has good views considering the restrictions.

Excellent analysis, both series have their own charm.

I want to highlight how well they have been building the relationship between Min and Q. Now we understand more about Q and his loneliness after having presented him vaguely at the beginning of the series. And Min is basically an angel? He is really very understanding with Q's feelings. Now talking about the actors, I am already used to Ohm Pawat's excellent work. Now focusing on Leng, what a great job he is doing having such a complicated character. The chemistry between the two is undeniable and the kiss was spectacular, it is what I expected and more, after all the sexual tension built in the last five episodes. I am grateful that GMMTV has not turned this completely into a police drama, yes it is an essential part, but human relationships are the basis of the story and there is no need to make everything so dense that it can become boring. I am excited about what is to come, so far there are no boring episodes!