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It finally happened; Mame made me cry! 🤧😢This episode explains so much - and poor Phukan’s devastation at realizing the present P’Cir isn’t his P’Cir. Awww, can’t wait until the next episode!

I enjoyed this a lot, because I loved the way each couple got to know each other and grow closer, even if it was initially under false pretenses. I realized very early on that I'd have to turn off all logic or I'd just end up frustrated and annoyed with the obvious plot holes. I also appreciated that both couples were still affectionate even after they got together, like any real couple would be. This show and "Kidnap" may have promised action but delivered more romance, but I liked it. On the other hand, "Jack and Joker" didn't work for me, because there was too much violence and not enough of Jack and Joke falling in love or being in love. I'm always here for the romance, though!

I agree with most of what you've written. The problem with BL is in the marketing; actors are expected to keep the "pair illusion" to promote the show, which misleads fans deliberately. I get annoyed by fans who say, "Their chemistry is so great, they must be a real couple!" No, that's not how it works. These men are *actors*. That's their job - to make us believe the chemistry is real even outside the filming. I couldn't care less if they're in a relationship; it has nothing to do with the characters they're portraying. I'm also annoyed when these actors are questioned about their sexuality, because honestly? It's none of our business! The BL and idol industries have a lot to answer for, because they deliberately treat their actors and idols like a commodity and who cares about the fallout?

OMG, I'm going to begin calling this the BJ Series! LOL. (Honestly, when the dialog starts to get boring or weird, I just gaze at Boss. That man is just so beautiful!)

I'm glad you posted this; I was debating whether or not to watch this episode - but can you please use the "spoiler" option for others who might not want to know yet?

I enjoyed most of this series so much. The parents' reactions to walking in on them making out were so realistic. I love the way Xi Gu made Hao Ting buckle down and study seriously. And I loved the way they talked things out when there were bumps. The side couple ended up being better than I expected, but I had a difficult time getting past the age difference. I stopped watching at the end of the second to last episode, right before that fateful moment. Even so, since I already knew the ending, watching them move in together and plan their future together hurt my heart. There was no reason this couldn't have had a happy ending and I'm very disappointed that it didn't. I'm so glad we have MDL to turn to instead of being blindsided! Also, two thumbs up for the sensuality displayed in this series and that both couples remained affectionate. This is a good series, but I don't think I'll ever rewatch it.

I'll be honest. I watched this series solely for Mew and in that aspect I wasn't disappointed. I lost track of how many shower scenes there were. Eye candy for the win! Gratuitous? Absolutely. Did I mind? Not one bit! Would I ever watch this show again? No, never. It was disjointed, awkward, and just odd. This is about as mindless as it gets because you really need to turn your brain off to get through it.

I love this series and it's definitely going on my rewatch list. Although I loved their steamy scene, what really captured my heart is them having fun together, laughing during the mock wrestling, etc. Those moments show true intimacy and the comfort and ease growing between them. It makes all the sense in the world that Teerak would be ready after those moments with Meunfah. They are truly building a relationship and it's beautiful to see.

Episode 8 is the best BL episode I've ever seen - and I've watched 125 shows/series/movies! I actually cried a little when Fah said, "You're not ready for it, right?" All men should be so sensitive and caring! What a green flag he is. And yet their chemistry and the UST (unresolved sexual tension) is flaming hot! No surprise at all that Fah liked Teerak all along during their fake dating phase. The way their relationship is unfolding is just beautiful. I've seen way too many dramas recently that featured a sex scene in the first or second episode, and I always think, "I don't even know you two yet; why should I care about this scene at all?" I love this show so much.

Me being me, I watched three episodes and then skipped ahead to the last episode because I wanted to see what happens. From the beginning I was concerned about the romance aspect, because both men are on total opposite sides of a very important issue and no real compromise is possible. Although I usually live for the "happily ever after" ending, in this case it would have felt very wrong and gone against both characters' values. I'm going to go back and watch the other episodes now, but I like the way this story is unfolding.

I put off watching this for several years, because I had a feeling we'd get silly drama of suspected cheating, etc. and I was right. I still like the main couple's chemistry, but as a whole their relationship remained so toxic. I mean, did they really argue over Tharn wanting to get married? After they'd been together for so long, surely this was an old argument that had already been settled? There were other issues, of course, but I can't be bothered to list them all right now. On the bright side, I loved Type's dad; he was hilarious.

This was the first bl drama I ever watched. The first part is so bad that I recommend starting at episode 4! Having said that, Tharn and Type's chemistry was/is amazing. This series got a lot of hype for that when it was released in 2020, but the story is pretty bad.

This is a show that really needs to be watched more than once to understand all of the nuances. Miscommunication usually makes me roll my eyes, but in this show it worked. That's because it was evident how much they cared for each other; I saw a lot of love on both sides. I want a second season, please!

I realize this is an adaptation not a scene-by-scene remake, but things are out of order, certain scenes were cut entirely, and honestly I'm not loving this version. Watching it make me want to rewatch the original. I did appreciate that they toned down the stalking with the second couple, because that was very cringey in the Thai version!