It was in the comments below. Go to this link and click on the episode which you want. Then the page will contain two videos: the episode and the extra part. You can watch the extra part alone if you have already watched the drama. Here's the link: https://blitzfansub.com/category/love-lasts-forever/
i love ugly duckling series too! i love all of them, but if i have to chose, i prefer the first part! P'Sua really…
Yes. I too love all. But, nobody can be at the same level as P'Sua. I watched his show alone like 4 times, and will watch again in future. Can't get enough of Push's charms.
My first show that I watched was Ugly Duckling: Don't, a Thai series. You can check my profile to go through my drama history - I have elaborately described my first shows.
What's with this awfully low rating for such a wonderful short film? I really loved it. The ending is an open ending, so that might have confused viewers but I still don't get the low rating. Why people are giving high ratings for the aesthetic, fancy and over-hyped shows and giving a pretty low rating for good movies like this one?
I really like the story. One was out and proud and other one was closeted. Ming really showed the emotions and struggles of a closeted gay. And the conversations - they had hidden meanings and they were very meaningful. I hated Mak teacher who was homophobic, but when he rushed to help with Cheung's wound, I realized he wasn't cruel. Its his upbringing and his belief in Christian teachings made him despise homosexuality. I felt like this scene was a symbolism to indicate that in the end, we are all human and not just entities confined within the walls of religion, caste, race or color.
I don't know but the kid playing Chul Soo looks like he could be the future son of Thai actor Jimmy, who was known for his BLs like Why R U? and Peach of Time.
I want to watch this, but its on Netflix only I guess. The one on Dailymotion is of bad quality. If someone finds it somewhere else with eng subs and good quality, let me know!
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Someone create a page for Bad Guy.
I heard it was from this show. Thanks in advance.
I really like the story. One was out and proud and other one was closeted. Ming really showed the emotions and struggles of a closeted gay. And the conversations - they had hidden meanings and they were very meaningful. I hated Mak teacher who was homophobic, but when he rushed to help with Cheung's wound, I realized he wasn't cruel. Its his upbringing and his belief in Christian teachings made him despise homosexuality. I felt like this scene was a symbolism to indicate that in the end, we are all human and not just entities confined within the walls of religion, caste, race or color.