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This much sweet fluff in the first episode of a Japanese show usually means they will rip our hearts out in one way or another for most of the rest of the show. Brace for angst ahead!

Well ... this looks about as well directed as those drinks were shaken. I'll enjoy the scenery until the overlong stare shots and excessive flash backs drive me too crazy to continue. Maybe it will surprise me and actually have a plot somewhere down the line.

No. This is soo much better than the Japanese love in the air.

Worth it. It's hard to say which is better. the Thai lingers a little, explains some of the back story a little more explicitly and the story was originally written in Thai so some of the culture influenced some characters decisions and that doesn't translate as easily into the Japanese culture(I like the brighter colors and the actors are pure eye candy). Sofar the jp version is faster paced I think the acting is a little stronger and they place their camera shots very intentionally. I suggest you choose the culture you are more familiar with and be aware that the first few episodes feel like an excuse for plotless nc scenes but there is a plot that shows up later.

She definitely starts of a spineless but in my opinion she grows a spine later on.

lol I swear he must have been moving close to light speed to reach a few of them in time to hear all the tea.

This is much more wholesome than Revenged Love. Definitely give this a shot if you completed that one.

I'm enjoying it but the first couple encounters don't have enthusiastic consent on one side and some people have found that off putting.

(mostly straight woman here) my theory, based on no evidence or research, is that it's not necessarily straight men acting in gay roles but straight presenting men. Watching 2 people we find attractive fall in love with each other is fun. Straight woman do not usually find effeminate men attractive. I think it's the same reason straight men like to watch women going at it. I'm quite sure there are some of all flavors acting on and off screen in whatever way they and their managers think will earn them the most money with no regard to who they actually find attractive. ps who doesn't love a romcom full of attractive people it's like cotton candy for the brain.

Veynai: Leave them in peace and come with me.
Janine: Take me, I'm yours.
We all heard it it's cannon.

Yeah, I could be wrong but I feel like she has a hunch about the underlying feelings and is trying to gently push them together. No real outrage at not being able to contact them just 'What happened?' and then the 'I see you are fighting, go fix it.'

The shooting scene. "I'm sorry I can't be your stand-in anymore" and the actor who pulled the trigger played the body the Joe came back in.

Did anyone else notice the nod to my stand-in?