TheStarsOfTheLion

Also, if you're interested BL, then I strongly recommend One Love the series (also called Rak Diao). You can watch the official version with Eng subtitle on "one31" channel on you tube. It's a BL sitcom, though, so there will be laugh tracks and sound effects throughout the episodes, which is typical to sitcom. If you don't mind that, then I think you would enjoy the series. Slow burn, and comedic.

If you don't mind straight series, then I think you can give this series a try. It's good, in my opinion. Even though I dropped it due to the early death of a character, I still gave it a score of 8/10 (which means "great" for me). The story is quite solid and the acting is good. Just... prepare yourself.

Sigh. I must repeat again. You missed the point.
I will quote the topic creator (TC): "I have to go over the eps again because I cannot understand why the mother was angry with FL".
The TC want to know "why the mother was angry", not whether the mother was right to get angry with the FL.

This isn't about fair. This isn't a holy trial with all-seeing Jesus judging Treenut's values, to be able to know and consider all the things you pull up.
This is about things that are saw from the point of view of Touch's mother, for "why" she was angry with Treenut. It isn't necessary to be absolutely justified, as clearly Touch's mother is no saint with holy judgment.
You miss the point.

Here is my take on the problem, and it's only my personal view:
Firstly, I think the mother tolerated Touch being gay, but not really accepted it. So when the first chance appeared - Touch needs a wife and a son to keep the CEO position from the cousin - she dumped a girl - the FL - on him immediately, wanting Touch to live the hetero way. Now Touch was dead, meaning the FL failed in that regard.
Secondly, while the FL was Touch's wife, there were still some questionable behaviors between her and Touch's brother - Time. While the brothers had worked that out, in a sense it can still be seen as a betrayal.
Thirdly, the night Touch was found dead, he had just experienced some traumas: his video was leaked, his grandmother couldn't accept him being gay and got hospitalized, social media was unkind. Being a wife, instead of being with her husband in these moments, the FL spent her time with another man: Time. This, together with the second point mentioned, it doesn't look pretty.

That last will demanding a grandchild was the cause of Touch's tragic anyway, so I'm more than being joyful if it cannot be carried out. Instead of letting the capable one to take care of the business, then pass down to their nephew in the future, he must adamant on an "heir". Serves him right.

This series is kind of giving me the vibe of the manga "Katekyo Hitman Reborn!". Awkward mafia leader's successor. Over-the-top tutor. Clueless friends thinking "mafia" is a game. And being hilarious.

You should check spoiler mark to avoid spoil others. Regarding your question, it's yet to be confirm that Vegas was the culprit, and Porsche was drugged at that time so he cannot know.

True. From the few episodes I have watched, the FL's sister is a shameless and selfish leech, and the FL would be called out as sexual harasser for what she did if she was a guy.

I'm not sure. Up to ep 10, they just went to doctor and the doctor said that his "little tadpoles" were strong enough and there was hope. I haven't watched ep 11 and have no intention to, so I can't be sure whether they have done it or not.

Update.
I have no intention of continuing watching this series, however from the snippets of ep 12, it seems that Touch didn't hang himself but Shane the ex came to his house, had some struggling with him and accidentally choke him to death. And instead of performing artificial respiration right away, Shane hang Touch to fake the scene 😐 May heaven blast him.

He did, and he felt hurt that Time didn't tell him and they played behind his back. The two brothers did reconcile after that though. Tough intended to divorce Treenut so she can be with Time, but they convinced him to keep the marriage going and do intrauterine insemination (I hope it's the right word, I'm not a native English speaker) with her to complete the deal they started.

It seems the cousin found out about Touch being gay (after sleeping with Marisa, cheating on his wife). He used Touch's ex to seduce Touch and secretly filmed their "more than intimate" moment, posted it on social media. The grandmother was hospitalized because of it (what's the deal with her? cannot accept a gay grandson?) and the comments on social media were less than pleasant. Touch beat himself up over it and hang himself.
I don't think I have the guts to continue to follow this series either. Poor my boy :(

There is a difference. He gave out a reason for calling others "moron", while the others couldn't give out reasonable arguments to dispute the opposite and must relied on name-calling for that.

But he's gay :v

Or bisexual.

The concept is about supernatural power, which is my favorite. The acting is ok, even good, though the ML is stiff and emotionless. The plot is ok, funny and humorous, but sometimes they try too hard to over-complicate the situation by using lame misunderstanding over and over: all of which stem from ML's questionable behaviour. Yes, the ML deserves some beating. Finally, the coup-de-grace is the lame-ass ending. Thanks for the generous spoil from some viewers here I can save myself from wasting my time watching the second half of the series.

I don't think the message here is about "beware of their wishes coming true", but rather "your action and it's consequence, nothing comes free". The unemployment guy was a good guy at heart, and he chose to stay true to his heart and help people (the young girl), got himself hurt in the process but eventually he found someone who cherishes his actions. The singer put her happiness in the hand of her ex-boyfriend instead of loving herself and those around her, ended up losing her dream and her chance of finding something good (her secret admirer).
I think the female lead got that message, and that's why she decided to be a witch. She may not will be as harsh as her mother, but if someone want to achieve something, they must sacrifice something in return, whether through wishes (the witch's customers) or non-wishes (her assistant boy).

From my point of view, this series is about your action and it's consequences. The consequences may not be fairy-tale-like such as "do bad thing and you get bad thing".
The bullied got bullied because he's a wimp and a coward. He even turned his back on the one that stood up for him, for that he let himself be the victim. It's his consequence.
The bullies got high on power and mistreatment of others. They didn't get the "comeuppance", but: one of them was looked down upon by his peer (from his very group of bullies); and another didn't gain any trust or respect, only fear and remain friendless (even among his group). Those aren't divine punishment but rather the consequence.

This one has some break-through from dramas I usually have seen: head-strong, confident and leading female lead instead of a useless doll dumping all responsibility on the male lead; and a shy, introvert guy letting the girl be the active one. The rival male character - the ex-boyfriend - is a cool dude. Instead of being a stereotype barbarian using violent to solve everything, he is quite reasonable and know the line not to cross.
On the nitpick side, it feels a little rushed due to the short-duration. Also for the the same reason, the second couples cannot contribute anything other than being an extra set of pretty flowers to watch. The male lead's emotion expression is a little bit... scarce, even for an introvert. The ending is quite cliche and rushed, too.
It isn't outstanding, but I enjoy the ride.