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Yeah, I didn't like how the series portrayed that. They didn't apologize to her for what they did in the past. They did apologize to her in the webtoon. It wasn't FTF, but at least they acknowledged what they did to her and expressed shame over their actions. Kinda bummed that they didn't show that in the series.

The world needs more Heeyeon. She is such a firecracker. I laughed when Eunho said she looks like her brother, and she was like, "That's an insult!"

I hope the angsty episode will finally push Jihyuk to stand up to his grandfather and protect Jiwon.

I'm excited to see Yoora's appearance. It's been a while since BoA made an appearance on TV, and I sure hope the series gives us something different than the novel and webtoon.

I think you're talking about the Fan Benefits event before the live premiere of the finale? There'll be a fanmeet-type of event that starts at 1pm, where fans can meet the cast and take photos with them, maybe sign autographs before showtime at 6pm.

They've been promoting it before each episode for a couple of weeks now. I think they're 550 baht each? For the live stream, that is. If you happened to be in Bangkok and you want to watch it live, it's more expensive.

OffGun is one of those few CPs who can exude chemistry naturally. I'm not surprised by Gun's acting talent, since he's been in the entertainment industry since he was 8. Off isn't a terrible actor, but he's not as versatile as Gun.

As for Cooking Crush, it's a cute series, kind of takes me back to when they were in Puppy Honey and Theory of Love (and the lesser known I'm Tee, Me Too), but I found it hard to take them seriously this time around. I mean, they're both in their 30's, but they're still playing college kids? Hopefully, The Trainee will give us something different.

I didn't see that undercover cop scene coming. Poor dude. It was over before it truly began.

Well, he has a degree in economics, and Idol Factory isn't his first business venture. Plus, historically, Thai Chinese have been predominant in the business sector, so I wouldn't be surprised if his family also runs a business. He certainly has the brains for it.

Those body shamers are obviously trolls who have never watched the series and just want to sh*t on this page for their own entertainment. There are always people who are bitter about their favorite shows not doing as well as others and feel the need to drag them down.

Their OST is pretty good, too. I have Eternity Remembrance in one of my playlists and I can't stop listening to it. The lyrics are so beautifully written.

That's what I thought, too. They should've either cut out the vigilante case and focus only on Montree's case, since that case is so complex with ties to Tharn's parents' death, and Captain Akk's brother, and also with drug trafficking and police corruption. It would've been enough for a police investigation storyline, since they also have the mythology storyline. Instead, from episode 8 onward it feels as if they're cramming as much as they can into the remaining episodes.

Oh, don't worry. It's always like that. I've noticed that the critics normally don't show up until the series is nearing its end. I'm currently watching a Kdrama called Marry My Husband and it's going through the same thing. It's just another way to drum up more traffic for this site. Nothing personal. *shrug

Maybe. Don't get me wrong. I liked that case because like you said, it brings out an important message. However, if the main case was Montree's drag trafficking ring and its link to Tharn's parents' death, I'd rather they cut it, or maybe find some ways to tie it with the drug trafficking case. Or, if they made more episodes. Wish they made 14 or even 16 episodes instead of 12.

The issue is the pace. One episode, Kao got killed. Then boom, Montree is introduced as the antagonist. Then bang, turns out Akk knew Tharn's father. It's like they're cramming as much as they can into the remaining episodes and leaving no time for viewers to think and process. So yeah, it makes sense, but they rushed it to the point where it feels unrealistic. Like I said, it's not a bad series, but I've seen this issue with almost all of the Thai dramas I've watched, so maybe this is a Thai drama trademark?

A storyline that complex should've been set right from the beginning of the series, not in the middle. They could've done without the vigilante subplot and focus on the Art/Kao arc that leads into Montree's drug trafficking and corruption within the police force. But of course, that's just my opinion. I still think this is a great series. Granted, it has its flaws, but there are good things, too.

Just ignore this troll. Some people just can't handle criticisms. No need to waste any time with them. They're not worth it.

The hairstyle. That's how I tell them apart.

I'm not sure what to make of this series anymore. The plot is feeling disjointed. Most series would start to wrap things up in the last few episodes. This one has decided to add even more subplots. Instead of working towards finishing up the mythology storyline, they're adding a drug trafficking storyline? And it happened to in Tharn's hometown? And the final antagonist is somehow linked with the death of Tharn's parents all those years ago? Like, what the heck? As much as I love this series, right now, all I can think is, "They better not rush and give us a crappy ending."

On another note, out of curiosity, has anyone bought the ticket to watch the series finale?

Really? They just finished filming the series. Depending on post-production, I doubt they can air in August.