Not a Robot

This was the reality of those who paved the way for people today. It was their struggle, heartache and sacrifices that made same sex couples have the right to legally marry in Thailand today. We have to look at this so that we do not forget the price the elders have paid.

I wasn't planning on watching this because I figured it was like a slasher, eliminating one victim at a time. It seems like maybe I should stick to my decision.

Young men love to have sex. It's a fact, ask any university age woman how many men she has had to turn down. When you get two guys, all bets are off and most of the time, they both will be open to it. People who do not like those scenes should maybe make different viewing decisions. I personally hate angsty, melodramatic tear jerkers, so I don't watch most of them. I don't like sad endings, so I didn't watch Kill to Love. I don't judge people who love to cry until their eyes are swollen shut, and people should not judge people who like adult situations.

NOVEL SPOILER BELOW

There's a whole arc about Shen looking for Gao and he goes kind of crazy. His Alpha father is very abusive (apple does not fall far from the tree), and holds him against his will after beating him severely. His Omega father has to re-emerge and intervene. The creators said they may do their next novel on SWL's fathers, but to me, then need to clean up the series and show the SWL and GT story first with special episodes.

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This is why people who read the novel thinks there should have been at least 4 more episodes. His omega father is not dead, I'll leave it at that.

Does anyone know if there is an English translation of the novel? I've been looking for it but cannot find it. I don't have socials so maybe that's why I'm not finding it. TIA

If you haven't read the novel, I recommend reading the special chapters.

I'm an OG viewer, and I had to adjust my thinking because I watched Counterattack and read the novel and thought, why is that skinny guy playing Chi? As I watched the series, I still thought the actor was skinny and that the director had a smoking fetish, but grew to like the four actors, recognized their talent and their chemistry. I gave the new cast a chance and I'm glad that I did because they all did well.

Even though GMMTV keeps pairing Neo with his real girlfriend Mint, as in this series.

That's always been my take on Neo.

If it's the exact spelling, then they are related because in Thailand, you have to be blood family to use a last name (I'm not sure about adopted children maybe they can too). That's why you will hear that some people recognize a name right away as a prominent family. That's also why some last names are very long because they add to it to make it a unique surname.

In Thailand, you must actually be part of that family to use that last name. So there may be an inside joke.

I'm enjoying this series so much. I'm a little biased because I think that Satang is very under appreciated as both as an actor and a singer. Satang's OST in The Last Twilight is one of my favorites, and I do not usually listen to music that is not in English. My fear is, this series will have another Roman Holiday type conclusion, so I'm going to just enjoy this one episode at a time.

I want them to star in another series too. I would love to see them in a danmei. Probably because I watched some shorts, a hetero drama with Huang as the ML got into my recommends. He did not have the same chemistry with the FL, but then again, I was in the middle of watching ABO Desire and that may have clouded my judgment.

I haven't watched the finale but one of my favorite gay movies is, "Get Real" where the ending is bittersweet. The MC stuck up for himself, but had to let the ML go to be truly free.

Hua Yong even speaks differently with changes in body language depending on who he is talking to. The scene with the doctor recommending aborting little Peanut has him change his mannerisma, voice and expressions when he is listening, speaking to the doctor, and speaking to Mr. Sheng. That's all acting skill.

I was introduced to omegaverse through Japanese manga but I read that it started in the 2010's in fanfiction for a show called Supernatural that I've never watched.

That could be it, like the movie Grease where all of the "high school seniors" were played 30 year olds so they would match. I know very little about the actors so I just go by visuals. Just like the series Pharan is not 10 years older than Khem like in the novel. I like that change though because Keng is killing it.

Not an abrupt ending but no births, and what we saw was actually in a special chapters, that's why I'm surprised. I'm not sure if it was money, the law or if they intentionally wrote the series this way to make special episodes. The novel ended with many loose ends, then went into special chapters. The special chapters could have been expanded to make a whole Volume II of a novel series, especially SWL looking for GT, and interaction with GT's father and sister (she is one protective little sis). That's just my opinion.

Pit Babe was not omegaverse. I think they were using omegaverse categories like some people on social media, like calling people an alpha or beta. This series should have been at least 20 episodes, but I don't know if they had pressure from the country to wrap it up. I'm hoping for special episodes.