Odessa_lady

I agree with you, but to be fair, Dee repeatedly asking why his crush doesn’t love him “no matter his gender”, even though doc already said twice that he likes girls - that’s not very smart either. I think he just received a stupid answer to a stupid question 🤷‍♀️
Gender does matter in a sexual relationship, otherwise there would be no straight or gay people 🤷‍♀️

Awesome! Thank you so much! I’ll be waiting for the developments then! 🥰

Since you’ve read the novel, are they even going to have enough material to cover 16 episodes? I enjoy the series, but so far the plot is very simple to hold this many episodes.
Are they going to do a time jump maybe to get into their adult lives? Just curious, thank you 😊

Yes, it does have supportive parents in several series, and they make more of those, which is great. I always recognize those parents and love it when they’re present.
I was talking about a trope that I don’t like across the board, not just in Thai BLs. This particular BL has an example of an abusive parent and of a gambler parent who expects everyone including his child to give him money.

I noticed this drinking thing too! It’s everywhere, dramas from same countries plus Japan! I have seen plenty of drunks in my life, and they are anything but cute! 😳 Also, kissing a drunk person especially after they just threw up is… well… not my cup of tea for sure! 🤣

I agree. I think it’s great when family members pitch in and help each other, but adults should take responsibility for their own mistakes, like gambling, investing in schemes etc. If kids want to help, it’s wonderful, but to a certain extent, not dropping out of college and/or selling their bodies 😡I really dislike this trope in the dramas.

Totally agree with you, and this trend goes on in K, Thai, Taiwan dramas and novels! Seriously, what’s wrong with those grown ass adults with no shame??? And kids somehow don’t even say a word, they just take on all those debts and responsibilities! It must be cultural thing. I can’t see it happening in Europe or the US. I’m not saying not to help your parents, but the key word is “help”, not “take it all on yourself” 🤷‍♀️

Nice!!! Thank you very much! For Thai dramas I also mostly watch BLs, so I recognize all the actors in the Thai remake, but I haven’t seen any historical dramas. Thanks again!!! ☺️

I totally agree with you, I was just saying that I don’t know why someone would think they’re not handsome. Of course, it’s a matter of personal taste, and they are very much up to my taste 😻 Honestly, this is my first C drama of that period, so the hairstyle is not something I’m used to, but it doesn’t spoil anything in my view. It’s a very manly style, appropriate for the given period. Anyway, I’m definitely enjoying it!
Btw, do you have any recommendations for historical dramas - Chinese or Thailand? I like Korean historical dramas, but I haven’t seen many of Chinese or Thai.

Actually, I just started watching the Chinese original and I think all the guys there are very handsome! They are not dolled up cuties (nothing against the cuties btw 😉), they are really good looking men. I appreciate various types of beauty (or handsomeness), so I love the Chinese drama so far. Will also watch Thai version, let’s see what they come up with. I haven’t seen many historical Thai dramas, so it will be interesting even just from that perspective 😊

I actually liked it, I do enjoy seeing other countries and learn about their culture. So I can take that instead of a plot, and NC scenes were fine.
As for the ending, P was not ready for a relationship. He was still too emotionally unavailable. Pan was initiating almost every contact while P was clearly out of his comfort zone with his feelings for Pan and he still has a lot of work to do to open up. I think they might do another season with P meeting Pan again.

It’s probably because unlike a dog, love comes whenever it wants and really doesn’t care about your needs while walking all over you 😉

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Yep, I’ll be here! 🫡🍿

Could be a plot hole, or wrong translation. There could be some sort of procedure to add a person to a family registry which could entail certain responsibilities for all the parties involved.

Seriously, though, how do you establish guardianship over a healthy adult??? Is this something practiced in Korea, or is it just a plot hole?

Maybe he understands basic Korean and terms specific to his job, but they want him to understand exactly what is being said during the show.

That would be nice since again, the boss seemed to be fully engaged with the team during their work on the project and nobody was complaining. I also work in IT, and the thing is - since they’re a small team creating a unique product, Krom’s skills for this project are unique and the boss just can’t afford to piss Krom off like that. If Krom quits, the boss will have to spend a ridiculous amount of time to find a replacement and train that person before they can even start working on that portion of the product. So, if there was something really urgent that the boss needed to resolve and only Krom can do it, he would beg and grovel and promise overtime pay, extra vacation days and his firstborn on top.
So let’s go with your theory and not with the boss going batshit crazy in 20 minutes 😁👍

I like your location of choice for the wedding! I would also love to see their wardrobe solutions for Pun in that climate! 😂

Besides, with Pun being half-vampire, do the same laws apply for him? They might have some loopholes for him specifically, such as that the spouse can be anyone, or he could need to get married sooner than the regular vampires, or anything else really 😊