This is definitely the most high-budget GL I've watched! (I know it's sponsored (?) by the ministry of commerce but still, woah) and of course, FreenBecky's chemistry is amazing
I need to say that we’re all so used to series being 8-12 episodes so that so many stories feel so rushed, especially at the end. I appreciate the pace of this show. I know some are finding it dull but I love it. It’s art, well acted and beautifully shot. Thanks!😀
Oh how much i loved Ep07, their farewell, the letters being brought to life showing their longing and the love they feel so strongly for each other, it was just so beautiful.
Since Ep06 it's been showing the reasons that will tear Anil and Pin apart, they've be dropping bits and pieces in some scenes, like the one Pin comes back from the Pine Palace and aunt Pat reminds her that they are there to serve the Sawettawarit's and Pin should be careful not to impose herself, or the scene where the brother, his wife and aunt Pad are having a meal and Pin is there serving them and Anil's potential suitors and marriage and brought in the conversation and her brother is clear in saying that his sister is only fit to wed someone from the same social rank or higher.
On Ep07 this issue about their status is highlighted once again when Anins brother chases aways her suitor stressing the social class one more time, and when Pin sees who is the fiance of Anin's other brother and she says to Prik that she herself is only a Kasidit a family of lower rank, even though Prik says Anil doesnt care its obvious that the problem lies in what their family members consider suitable or not. In almost every scene Pin and her aunt are seeing serving the royal family and their guests, that's the position they occupy. And that's exactly what later on will play a part on bring them apart.
On a sweet note I really enjoyed the scene where aunt Pad gifts Pin a car and says she is like a daughter, she really loves her even though she will make terrible decisions for her niece in the future.
Pin blatantly rejecting Kuea was so satisfying to watch as well as Anin stablishing a line with the ambassador's daughter.
I liked so much seeing Pin entering her adulthood having a job and even helping her friend who is unemployed.
I really enjoyed this episode its one of my favorites so far.
Even his office is almost an exact replica of Harvey Spectre’s, actually the entire law firm is almost exactly…
It was a solid 8.5 for me, could have been higher but I didn’t like the development of Dai Xi’s character… like she was stilllll cryinggg in the penultimate episode….. wth man…. I totally agree with wot Luo Bin said to her, I would have said the exact same thing actually….. as much as I understand her point of view, but after working for so long how can you expect the entire world to revolve around you….😒 and they only gave her redemption in the last episode…. So unfair… her character growth came so late, and it was so abrupt…. Why…… Epic fail. 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
She totally could have used her brains and realised when an agreement is signed with a corporation it isn’t tied to an individual… nor a specific position/person…. Definitely not one whereby it’s just a paid-employee position.. she should have came clean with her mentor the moment she recognised the dude and they could have approached the CEO/BoD behind closed doors, collect evidence and secure the agreement. Luo Bin is a star negotiator… he could have made any table turn… and they could have gotten the dude fired or even put him in jail. For her to not be able to do this and not recognise nor leverage things/people/situations is just so disappointing…. Like why is it that young girls have to be dumb… that’s so unfair… young girls can also be very smart, maybe not a genius like Mike but they did also retain the bit whereby she has a photographic memory. They literally portrayed her character like a teenager….😒
This was much better than I thought it would be. It had great character arcs and development, a strong FL, and…
Noh Tae Man was a tricky character because he changed so much from the first few episodes to the last. I had mixed feelings about him becoming a "good guy" considering some of the things he did in the past (while we discover he didn't participate in raping Se Na, he did participate in filming it, which is still very vicious, heartless and cruel). I also didn't really know WHY he changed. I thought that was the weakest plot point. While Doh Bae Man's arc and why he changed was clear and well done, I didn't really understand what made Noh Tae Nam suddenly become compassionate, thoughtful, morally conscious and selfless. Yes, his fellow soldier who was bullied horribly but sweet to Tae Nam seemed to have a powerful effect on making him more human, but even with that, I thought the switch was just too drastic for so few reasons/rationale provided.
Im amazed at the amount of people willing to just overlook the fact that the ML treated a victim of an horrific rape with utter contempt and tried to stomp on her for money without even a moments hesitation. Like WTF
Since Ep06 it's been showing the reasons that will tear Anil and Pin apart, they've be dropping bits and pieces in some scenes, like the one Pin comes back from the Pine Palace and aunt Pat reminds her that they are there to serve the Sawettawarit's and Pin should be careful not to impose herself, or the scene where the brother, his wife and aunt Pad are having a meal and Pin is there serving them and Anil's potential suitors and marriage and brought in the conversation and her brother is clear in saying that his sister is only fit to wed someone from the same social rank or higher.
On Ep07 this issue about their status is highlighted once again when Anins brother chases aways her suitor stressing the social class one more time, and when Pin sees who is the fiance of Anin's other brother and she says to Prik that she herself is only a Kasidit a family of lower rank, even though Prik says Anil doesnt care its obvious that the problem lies in what their family members consider suitable or not. In almost every scene Pin and her aunt are seeing serving the royal family and their guests, that's the position they occupy. And that's exactly what later on will play a part on bring them apart.
On a sweet note I really enjoyed the scene where aunt Pad gifts Pin a car and says she is like a daughter, she really loves her even though she will make terrible decisions for her niece in the future.
Pin blatantly rejecting Kuea was so satisfying to watch as well as Anin stablishing a line with the ambassador's daughter.
I liked so much seeing Pin entering her adulthood having a job and even helping her friend who is unemployed.
I really enjoyed this episode its one of my favorites so far.
She totally could have used her brains and realised when an agreement is signed with a corporation it isn’t tied to an individual… nor a specific position/person…. Definitely not one whereby it’s just a paid-employee position.. she should have came clean with her mentor the moment she recognised the dude and they could have approached the CEO/BoD behind closed doors, collect evidence and secure the agreement. Luo Bin is a star negotiator… he could have made any table turn… and they could have gotten the dude fired or even put him in jail. For her to not be able to do this and not recognise nor leverage things/people/situations is just so disappointing…. Like why is it that young girls have to be dumb… that’s so unfair… young girls can also be very smart, maybe not a genius like Mike but they did also retain the bit whereby she has a photographic memory. They literally portrayed her character like a teenager….😒