Takahashi Takami

That’s true, so that makes me think that perhaps she eventually did accept it. I mean it had been 5 years and nothing changed between the love between Rati and พี่Thee, so yeah possibly.

I enjoyed it overall, but as expected, the last episode felt rushed and tbh it didn’t feel like a good closure for the series. There’s quite a few loopholes tbh. Like did พี่Thee’s grandmother finally accept Rati as พี่Thee’s lover? And also, did Dech’s father finally accept Mek? All these questions I wish were answered in the last episode, but well maybe there’s room for a second season? What do you all think?

Nakai Dai is in this?! 😯 I feel like I should give this a shot.

If it makes you feel any better, I live in Japan.

It is very popular in Japanese BLs. However in real life, it’s prohibited for students to go on the school roof tops.

This is more like a reassurance for me lol. I said it the first time but that was before I was heavily into the series. However now that I have watched up to episode 11, I can say that it is true.

Idk why, but as much as I love Inn and Great, Mek and Dech are like stealing the show for me.

Why is it that right now I am finding the second couple more interesting?

Historical dramas like this can be a bit boring and long, but I am finding this quite entertaining. I like the Thai and French language in this it’s quite interesting. This is also giving me “I Feel You Linger in the Air” vibes. However that’s probably because both are historical dramas. I love Inn and Great though so I’m willing to watch this even though it’s a bit slow.

I want the orchestra version of the ost that plays throughout the series. I love it so much.

I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought that haha.

Mmm gonna watch this eventually.

Does anyone know if there’s like a soundtrack for this series? In particular, I love the orchestrated version of the ost that plays throughout the series. I wish I could find it.

From certain angles, Peterpan looks like Dun Romchumpa. Also I don’t know why, but the various English dialogue in this series is quite attractive to my ears. It’s like sexy sounding.

奇蹟 is a Chinese word originally. However being that Japan imported a lot of Chinese characters over the centuries, it is also used in Japan. However in Japanese, it is more common to write it as 奇跡. 奇蹟 are the traditional Chinese characters. That isn’t to say that 奇蹟 isn’t used in Japan, it’s just less common. Kiseki is the Japanese pronunciation. Whereas qíjì is the Mandarin Chinese pronunciation.

Hmm I know the soul swap is a common thing especially in BLs, but it’s kinda fooling around with my brain on how it’s the grandfather’s soul in his grandson. It doesn’t feel romantic to me. However, if I completely block out that fact, then I think I can enjoy this series.

I will give it a go.

Thank you! That makes much more sense now!

Thank you! That makes more sense now.

Can someone help me understand why in episode 23, when Wei Wei went to go see Chi Cheng, Chi Cheng in the end said that he hates him. I don’t think I understood that part. Is it because Chi Cheng wanted Wei Wei to rely on his wealth instead of Wei Wei sacrificing everything to get Chi Cheng out?