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That WanWan deserves that. An envious backstabber, she is.
As for Non, the way he want to stick with Meen seem suspicious. As of now, I don't think he really love Meen that much; maybe he want to obtain something from the marriage with Meen? Money? Meen doesn't seem that wealthy. Bragging right? Too much effort (it has been years). A deal with Pitch's mother?

Regional blocked. That's what happened.

It's on WeTV. You can watch 8 episodes for free and 9th episodes with VIP account, as of now.

I'm sad too that so many people complain about early rating and make a fuss out of it when the rating is unfavorable, yet non complains if those early rating giving out 9 or 10, and claim something to be a masterpiece just after a few episodes. Double standard is a trend or something?

There is quite a few points in your original post, but I only reply to your first point. As for the rest, this series is currently region blocked in my area, so I can't access it. Thus I can't say anything about the quality of this series. However, if someone that has watched it want to give out their score, then whether it's good or bad, it should still be encouraged.

It's not that hard to understand "how anyone can rate anything without watching the whole thing". Some people may like to rate episode by episode. Some may find a show irrigating or boring; or watching that show doesn't entail enjoyment and becomes a tedious chore for them, then they can drop it and give it a rating that reflect their displeasure. An example for you to relate: customers at a restaurant don't need to force themselves through the whole dish to be able to voice their complaints to the owner/managers; a first few bites is already enough, or mid-way through the dish when they see a cockroach in it.

Yes. Of the gay couple, one of the guy died right at the beginning, after that the girl lived inside the guy's body to live the life through his perspective. The two guys love each others, but didn't even have the chance to say it. "The Shipper" is more about the BL fan girl who ships boys together finding out that the people and the real gay relationship can be very different from fanfictions and her imagination. It's fun and quite a wake up call for many obsessive BL shippers out there, but it may not be interested by some, especially those who don't like body swap.

According to your watch list, you have watch quite a lot ^^ There's not much that I can add ^^. I take it that when you said "some similar BLs", you meant "sitcom', "slow burn" and "comedy".

Sitcom setting is quite rare in BL genre, due to my knowledge. I can only recall "My Monster In Law", a Vietnamese sitcom series about the fiasco between a mother-in-law and her son-in-law who followed her son back to Vietnam and live in her house. The Eng sub can be bad sometimes as it can't truly capture Vietnamese idiom and slang.

With slow burn setting, "Follow My Sunshine" is another Vietnamese BL that is a light romance short series, in which one guy has a crush on his friend from beginning, and his friend takes quite sometimes to recognize his own feeling.
"Love By Chance" is a Thai BL series with the main couple is quite like the one above: one has crush, one takes time. It also have a side gay couple that attracts a lot of fans, though I don't like that couple, I only like the main one.

"The Shipper" is a Thai series about BL fan girls who likes shipping boys as hobby. While the main couple is hetero, there is gay couple in here and they are the shipping target of the female lead. It's fun, comedic, but meaningful too.

Not belong to the categories above, but you can try out "2 Moons 2" (Thai), "Fish Upon The Sky" (Thai), "Puppy Honey" (Thai, side couple), "Tien's Bromance" (Vietnamese, a bizarre mix between BL and horror, some setting can be stupid), "Hey! First Love" (Vietnamese, a set of multiple short clips just for fun).

If you're still open for recommendation, I would like to recommend "The Shipper" (main couple is hetero, but side couple is homo, and the female lead is a fujoshi fangirl shipping the side couple), "Boy's Lockdown" (a short Filipino series about two guys meeting by chance during Covid's lockdown, very cute).
Also, there are "Follow My Sunshine" (short series of light romance between 2 college guys) and "Tien's Bromance" (quite bizarre, a mix between gay love and horror genre; it's like the guy making it is trying out new things he haven't done); these two don't have entries here as they are Vietnamese so I don't know whether you have watched it or not.
All above can be found on you tube with English Subtitle.

Actually, It's more likely about the girl in between.

As of now, this one seem to be purely fan service. I'm not really sure what is the concept or the target of the plot here.

It's not quite unnecessary. By Tur's hands (Gunsmile's character), he ended many innocent lives, took away many friends, children, fathers and husbands of people. He made a living on the misery of others, made friends and did the works for baddies, then he just reaped the consequence of his own deed - live by the gun, dead by the gun.
Towards the end of the series, he wanted to turn away from his old live style, however he didn't really do anything can be considered redemption either. No guilt for his deed. No sorry for his victim. And no doubt he wouldn't hesitate to pull the trigger again to take lives.

Drop at ep 6. I hope Sky in Your Heart will be better.

If this is one of the best Chinese drama then the quality of Chinese dramas are too low.
Both the male lead and the female lead cannot act. It's like they wasn't acting but modeling, A.K.A maintaining a pose to look best on photo and don't changing it. Also the male lead was unrealistically the best at very things, a Gary Stu. The only strong point of this drama was the visual of the cast.

Chinese government banned LGBTQ+ contents so Hao Mei and KO's story could only get as far as they was.

Wadee really did that? Nice move.
I think people are mostly annoyed with her because she kept coming back to Arjun despite how he treated her. She should have filed a divorce long ago.
At last, she showed that she has some backbone.

From the snippets of ep 15, Arjun got his well deserved ending. But what about Shane?

Official video with Eng subtitle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmXuPJHXLlE&t=1922s

Laugh tracks are trade mark of sitcom. Everywhere.

All 15 episodes of this series were available officially with Eng subtitles on "one31" channel on you tube.

While Yada angering at Treenut is uncalled for and mainly stems from her selfishness, it doesn't mean she can't get angry at the FL. She has her own reasons to get angry, even flawed as they are. And those are what the TC asked.
Humans are capable to get angry with even more unreasonable reasons. The case where someone get angry at the people working better than them with "why should they exist?" can totally happen in real life.
Reasons are the motivation for why someone did what they did, doesn't mean it must be right. Why Shane went back to Touch after cheating on him? Because he's a gold digger. Why Arjun was in disagreement with Touch and Time? Because he's a greedy fool who likes to resort to shady works. Unreasonable, flawed, but they are still the reasons, aren't they?

Too bad, then. To each their own.