Xerophytes

I am really rooting for the main couple but as much as I really like to like the couple, I still don't see them as a romantic couple. I can say tho, the chemistry improved from the first series; in the first series, it seems Sarawat is distant but now the characterization changed a lot. The show don't really show much in terms of acting ability or talent - it does show though good singing ability of the main couple. I'm sure a lot are quite annoyed with excessive product placement as I do. IMO, the story telling is better in the first series. It annoys me that in the sequel, Sarawat seems to do all the heavy lifting for the relationship - even until the end where he surprises Tine for their anniversary. I actually like to see it for a change. Still a good short series to watch just for fun and relaxing. I like Ohm and Fong, they are cute and funny lol

This summarizes everything I feel about this series (and its prequel). I still don't see the romantic relationship between the couple.

By far, my favorite kdrama. Hands down. Everything I want is in the show.

Uh I hate the ending. Something felt so wrong. I can't figure out what message the writers are giving. At the end, it feels like you want to watch this for the sex scenes.

Holy f.

Terrence Carreon is so hot.

By far, the most accurate depiction of what one should be doing in the covid pandemic situation. I've seen Grey's/Station 19 and Hello Stranger use (or should I say, misuse) mask. And it annoys the hell out of me. This series done it right.

And oh my god, I actually cried so many times throughout the series.

And I watched it in ONE DAY.

COMING IN NETFLIX DECEMBER 23!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

They dont have to be the main focus, they are integral support characters to the main leads. In particular, Kavitra is one of the main lead's SISTER; they brought in the parents but not the sister?

no romance

Netflix only has the first season :(

No.

This has nothing to do with The Hows of Us?

So, it has nothing to do with the main story?

I didnt quite catch or understand this,

what is the significance of the first death?

Boring storyline. Although it has the sense of realism.

Impressive.

You just have to go through the first two episodes and once you get there, you will be hooked.

It took me awhile to get interested and invested. Probably halfway to the series.

I feel the story and writing was great. But there is something off with their chemistry. Maybe it is just me.

I'm on episode 7 now.

Something is so not right in this series. Did the writers forget the first Together With Me? It makes no sense that Knock's family is the more accepting while Korn's not the case.

Knock had a girlfriend before. It would have make more sense that his family is less accepting since they knew he had a girlfriend before. Korn on the other hand had boyfriend before. He has a sister who knows he is gay. And he has a mother on the firsts series who kept on inviting Knock over for food. Am I missing something??

I don't know what made this so appealing to a lot of people; being highly rated/recommended. I just finished the whole series and it feels like a pretty standard drama. Sure, the acting is good, but the story is nothing unique. It was rather slow paced, esp for a thriller series. And my interest or me looking forward to the next episode was not really that intense - it is more like, I just want to know and see how the series ended; there seems to be lacking of redemption or wins in the part of protagonists.