TakoOo

That depends. Unless you enjoy campy, trashy, b-movie style type of humor you might not like it. It’s very funny though. It’s like intentionally, unintentionally funny. The stories are not really meant to be taken very seriously. Though I would say that the ep 9&10 as well as maybe 7&8 are more serious. If you’re looking for dramatic and deep storylines, this just might not be for you bc it’s more of a feel-good, fairytale-like type of show :D

IKR?! And they did such a great job with Kaengs character. It just hurts even more T-T

I’ve thought about it some more and they should’ve planted the seed of Puths feelings for Kaeng way before, so the ending wouldn’t seem so rushed. For example they could’ve gone two different routes:
1) Make Puth realize he’s in love with Kaeng early on and but decides to disregard his feeling bc Kaeng is a playboy and therefore run to the next best option ->Payu, in hopes of distancing himself from Kaeng and the whole playboy scene.

2) Or they could’ve let Puth be genuinely smitten with Payu but soon after also letting him catch some feelings for Kaeng along the way, bc Kaeng would more actively try to insert himself into Puths life and consequently show a lot of his vulnerable side. That way it would help Puth look at him in a different way.

But either way, they should’ve started letting Puth confront his feelings for Kaeng early on. Either in ep 9 or at the very least in the first half of ep 10. Otherwise the ending unfortunately feels a little rushed.
Still love it though. Just feel a little bit of disappointment bc it actually could’ve been better T-T

I loved ep 9 and 10. Almost everything was perfect! Incredibly fascinated by Torus and Firsts acting. Every one of Torus micro expressions was on point. And Firsts crying scenes were fantastic! I especially loved the color scheme in these episodes, Puth wore mostly green (bc Wednesday) and Kaeng wore the complementary red. The lighting looked beautiful too, especially in nightly scenes. The only thing I felt a little unsatisfactory about is the moment after Kaeng and Puths dinner and the night that followed. The pacing felt a little too quick. I wished they would’ve shown Puths struggles when he finally decided to reject Payu. Like, when did he decide to do it? What exactly prompted him to do it? Did he think about it the whole night he was with Kaeng? I still love the episode, it’s just that Puths decision seems to come a little out of nowhere. I know that he kind of explained it at the end but I still wished they’d shown the “emotional path” of his decision making, if that makes sense..