Not a Robot

It looks like Nakhun and Phatsa may have knotted at the end of episode 5. I love how Nakhun will only lose control when it comes to Phatsa. He probably used a condom with those "hotel" women, but he knotted with Phatsa. Love it.

Xiao Fan being the middle child between the eldest boy and youngest/only girl, is used to being invisible. He waits until he is useful before he acts, and this is what makes him part of the family. He will draw his line though, like when he left the Bei house and took a job in another town to get away from Lu Qing. We all know the Lu Qing loved first and manipulated the Lu family into sending Xiao Fan instead of Xiao Ping. Lu Qing, the tsundere who must be in control, used Xiao Ping's situation to manipulate Xiao Fan to be by his side again. I have a weak spot for yandere characters and Lu Qing has yandere traits. I like this show much more than I thought I would because I'm kind of tired of the dark, broody dramas that seem to be flooding the scene this year. I've been prioritizing comedies this year, and historical series, but I'm enjoying this one very much. Everyone is this series can be a bad person at times, just like real life.

I don't use Telegram. I found a Vietnamese translation site so I was using Chrome translation, but the translator pulled her site down and I had only gotten to Chapter 10. Thanks for the info though.

I think the casting is good and the actors are doing great. All of the characters are flawed, even the protagonist and this story requires patience and overcoming frustration. This story requires so much patience and overcoming of frustration, but at least we know what's going to happen through the opening montage.

Nobody does toxic as well as China, especially when it comes to novels. I like the actors in this series even though I hate almost every character, except for the background actors lol. Everyone sucks in this joint.

Phatsa usually acts like that in front of Nakhun or when it concerns Nakhun but he shows respect to elders and he is friendly and protective of others, like when he met Sangunuea. Phatsa does not get into trouble with the law, needing daddy and his money to get him out of trouble. The novel explains Naphitch's past and why the father "favors" him and treats him like a little dog with no boundaries, but holds his two other sons to standards. It looks like he will be paired with Sangnuea so maybe his story will be told.

Phatsa is a big brother figure to several people and I think he is trying to be an elder brother to an out of control brat. The author is releasing chapters running parallel to the series, but I bet that they end up being very close.

I'm not usually visually oriented but the way Boat looked in Episode 4, he could be dumb as a box of rocks, only talking about sports and cars and I would still want to split a hot fudge sundae with him. He is just that handsome.

These short series aren't the best to start with and with the MC kissing two guys twice, I still don't know why he chose one over the other.

Not great, not terrible.

That's a bittersweet blast from the past. Thank you.

What has surprised me about this series is how Thailand looks down on first responders. In my country, first responders are given respect because they have to remove the patient from the scene and try to keep them alive all the way to the hospital. I find that very strange the profession would bee looked down on.

What is YNEH? I can't figure it out.

I realized that I read this novel a while ago. The bear head made me realize which novel it is because they changed the title. Bas is always good with comedy, but it's nice to find out that Maxky can be funny too.

Not bad, but if using AI to translate, a human should go back and correct all of the pronoun errors.

I started to watch this and there were so many plot holes and unanswered questions that I read the novel. I'm going to binge it rather than being dragged through each weekly episode. The actors are good, but the source material doesn't give them much to work with. I can't find the publication date of the novel.

I'm not sure why this platform skews so young and immature. I don't get it. Puritans will puritan. No kinks allowed and anything outside of the code book must be shamed.

I'm biased because I read the manga but I love this series. The cast is great, especially Kimisawa. He is playing the quirky Okumi very well.

He isn't 17, he just graduated from university and is job hunting. He's even wearing a suit for the interview.

I have mixed emotions about this. Ohm and Toey are irreplaceable as Book and Frame. Peak and Boom were great as leads too. There are so many unfunded pilots out there that could have be produced instead of another reboot.