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So far they've been getting taken down so it's probably true.
I watch the episodes on openload through gcinee.com and haven't had any problems. So if you can't find any English subtitles, you can try watching it there.

I think you're right about the cultural differences. I'm actually biracial and have grown up in two different cultures. In my Western family, couples are very flirty and sweet while in my Eastern family, couples act more like they are close friends. The most I've seen my parents/grandparents do is compliment each other. They don't kiss each other goodbye or anything. It was only after my father got a European girlfriend that he started kissing.

He's in a work setting where the majority of people are his superior. He can't act like he did with his juniors back in the first season because that goes against the culture's morals. He must listen to his seniors and show them respect no matter what. That's why he's different in this season.
And he's a lot softer with Kongpob now because they've been dating for about two years. Most people get like that after being together for so long.

It's missing episodes 8 - 13 though.

I watched them from the google drive link in the show's review.

No. I watched episode 15.

The trailer made me really excited but I'm concerned about the thing I mentioned below. It seems a bit... cliché.

A girl is crushing on Kongpob? Oh boy. I'm not ready for the angst.

This isn't really my type of show but I like a lot of the actors so I might watch a few episodes.

I'm not ready to see Arthit get hit on at work, however, I'm very excited to finally watch this after the long wait. I have very mixed feelings right now, haha.

Season 2 has been confirmed and should air some time in 2018.

I still haven't heard of an official air date.

I'm currently stuck taking university-level English and college-level psychology so that may be why. My mind acts as if it is constantly writing papers.

Well, no one has rated the show since my comment was made. Perhaps, we can't make people stop doing it, but we can reason with them and explain the downsides of what they do. A better way to show support would be to go on the show's/cast members' official social media pages and leave kind messages. The people working on Sotus don't look at kisskh ratings because there are people paid to gather statistics elsewhere.

If you truly understand what I'm saying, please tell me what it is. You have not made any reference to my point at all and only mention your excitement.

It's hard to fully articulate a point using only a short reply. Sadly, I believe there's a slight communication barrier, so no matter how much I try to express my thoughts, you won't really understand what I'm getting at.

I'm not saying you shouldn't be excited about it. I'm saying people shouldn't overhype shows. Many shows have been overhyped (eg. Sotus, Heroin/Addicted, 2 Moons, etc.) and because of it, many people dislike those shows. Don't get me wrong, I don't necessarily find any of the shows I listed to be bad, but because fans talked about the shows highly so often, new viewers had even higher expectations. And when expectations are TOO high, you can only be disappointed. If everyone goes in expecting a good show and gets a good show in return, all is good. But with 10/10 reviews and non-stop praise for a show that isn't even out yet? That's not good. So go ahead and say that you're excited about the show, but don't go around telling people it's the best show ever when you haven't even seen it. That's what I was trying to say.

Why are people rating this show already? I mean, I love Sotus, but sometimes second seasons aren't as good as the first. We may be completely disappointed or absolutely amazed. There's no way of knowing yet so don't set any expectations for it now. The problem with the first season was that it was overhyped. Everyone talked about it as if it was the best show in existence (which it may be in some of your opinions), but that led new viewers to go into the show with high expectations. And yeah, it was a good show, but they expected more and were, therefore, let down. And when a show lets you down, you grow to dislike it. I wouldn't want to see a similar thing happen with the second season.

Yes, I watched it from the same channel. Here's a link: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLV9WwBmNCGeJxSQQCzxZ2ltBF4eRPQmMI

This is the first time I've ever rated a series 10/10. There were many cliches, yes, but I think the actors executed it all so nicely that it was believable. Besides, cliches aren't always a bad thing. People dislike them because they're seen so often, but when done right, I think it's fine.