does it have a happy ending?also what do ppl mean by the AI part?
Yes! Happy Ending. Don't worry about AI. There are a very few flash backs made with AI, less than 5 minutes in the whole run. The actors are fantastic, the plot is catching and the chemistry feels real
Lastly, can we please not make actors speak tons of a second language without any actual purpose in the series…
I'm a Spanish native speaker, but I only read books in English. I mostly read fanfics, and some of their are very smutty. So when in real life I have sex, I think about it in English LOL
People who read the novel, i could see gradually when sun fell in love (which I would say was pretty coercive)…
In the novel, Jay is a sociopath. He met Sun the day he buried his mother, but he was unable to feel grief, even though he loved her in the way he was capable of. That night, Sun was full of grief. His tears, his pain, his self-hatred. Jay felt it all, and he became fascinated by it. The novel said something like, we love that which we lack. That was the beginning of Jay's obsession.
Before Jay discovered Sun was the bunny, he enjoyed playing with him, he had fun with his reactions. He might even have felt some sexual attraction. But it was the moment he realised Sun was the bunny, when all the bets were off. The drama white washed Jay a lot. He was not a typical red flag, but his brain chemistry wasn't normal, so the way he processed his emotions, the way he felt and manifest love, wasn’t normal either.
Personally, I enjoyed Ash a lot more than this one. Both in term of plot, script and chemistry
Ash is great. It displayed a real relationship. You can feel how physical desire brought them together, how they developed feeling, how their love was toxic but also real. Sure, they are some weak elements when it comes to the mafia/police aspect, but the characters feel like real people with very realistic struggles
So there are two questions:1. Fei Foon really shot to kill To?? I thought he shot him slightly to the left or…
Just rewatch. Foon knew the lighter was there, and you can see him poking it with his gun while talking to Ms. Ho. Plus he angles the gun downwards too.
The script gets worse and worse. And Dad is so stupid. Acting all protective of Phansa when he kept vital knowledge from him all his life, basically turning him into easy prey
Liked it a lot but the curse of the last episode, where everything has to be tied up quickly and neatly was in…
Tin's character development happened previously, when they lost the palace and Tin had to work, carry heavy loads, live among the humblest of the people, then became a teacher, and finally opened his eyes to the world beyond the palace. He finally understood why the system that gave him all the privileges was wrong, despise personally benefiting from it.
Tin did not need to grow beyond that. He was already kind and compassionate. The world around him changed, but he remained steadfast and true to himself. His choice to die instead of Phob (and as he said, he would've done the same for his dad and brother) was the perfect culmination of who he was all along.
They butchered the romance. In the novel, after the five years time skip, Little Jane work hard to get back together with BJ, and not once did he question the relationship. Even when, seemingly, BJ was hurting his family, he stuck by him. I don’t understand what the writers were trying to do in the series, but they completely destroyed LJ's character.
Sadly, I agree. I'll keep watching because I loved the actors in My Stubborn, but the main relationship here lacks…
Precisely. Why should Phatsa like him? He's bland as a fuck. No personality at all. Doesn't listen. They don't share the same values, same hobbies, same interests. Even the chemistry seems off, when it was sky high in My Stubborn.
It seems they all want to turn Phatsa into Nakhun's mother. And the lady is very kind, but she is the furthest away from happy a wealthy human being can be.
I have to agree with many of the comments—this series is genuinely disappointing. At this point, I think you…
Sadly, I agree. I'll keep watching because I loved the actors in My Stubborn, but the main relationship here lacks any sort of spark. Nakhun is plain, boring and selfish; he ignores his supposed soul mate's unhappiness and depression, even though Phatsa has repeated many times he feels trapped and unhappy. Apart from biology, there's nothing tying them together, and Phatsa deserves so much better.
Here we go again… Little Jane leaves Big Jane AGAIN even after begging to get back together😭I couldn’t…
I actually liked him after the 5 years gap in the nivel, he stuck by Big Jane even when BJ threw his family out of the house. But here in the series, wtf is he doing?
K-Drama 
Before Jay discovered Sun was the bunny, he enjoyed playing with him, he had fun with his reactions. He might even have felt some sexual attraction. But it was the moment he realised Sun was the bunny, when all the bets were off. The drama white washed Jay a lot. He was not a typical red flag, but his brain chemistry wasn't normal, so the way he processed his emotions, the way he felt and manifest love, wasn’t normal either.
Tin did not need to grow beyond that. He was already kind and compassionate. The world around him changed, but he remained steadfast and true to himself. His choice to die instead of Phob (and as he said, he would've done the same for his dad and brother) was the perfect culmination of who he was all along.
It seems they all want to turn Phatsa into Nakhun's mother. And the lady is very kind, but she is the furthest away from happy a wealthy human being can be.