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In the novel he warns people again and again that if they take the deal, the payment will be something heavy, he gives them many chances to back away, but they still choose to go through. Whether out of desperation or greed, it doesn't matter, they always know what they're doing, know they probably won't afford to pay, and take it anyway, then go around and want to act like victims. What Big Jane does is very questionable, morally, he is like a true Devil, but people want to take shortcuts through him and then start with their hypocritical tirade when they get screwed over.

This is problematic in such a cute way. I'm well aware of all the issues with the story, but having read the novel back in the days, I still have some fondness for it.

This show makes me realise that I probably have issues. LMFAO. I be here thinking that it's people's own damn fault that they get screwed over. They made the deal fully knowing what they were getting involved in, but then they want to turn around and act like victims. Like, you knew what you were doing, fam. You knew he was bad news. *shrug*.

That scene had me so stressed out! Like BRO!!!!!!! YOU'RE IN A CLASSROOM TAKING AN EXAM. STOP EDGING!!!

She was too violent. That's partially why I said that this beating was more about herself than it was about what he did. She was punishing him for having the self-worth she doesn't dare to have.

I got super angry when she was beating him. Especially because of her words. It was like she was taking out her fear on him. And then when they showed us the wounds on his back all I wanted to do was hug and comfort him.

Hahaha I tend to deep dive into the mentality of characters sometimes, but I'm open to being proven wrong in the future. I hope you enjoy the show as well! Thank you! ❤️

I disagree in certain points. For me, she has gotten so used to this prison she created for herself, she can't stand her son trying to seek his freedom. She is scared of the unknown, and isn't confident to take charge of her own life, and because of that, she is envious of her son and his courage to be himself, to aim higher, to have a sense of self-worth. And thus she tries to restrain him, to clip his wings. It's mostly a projection of her own insecurity.

Look, I understand the views of the mother, and the context of those times, but like her own son said, slavery had been abolished there. One thing is wanting him to respect those he works for, another thing is wanting him to have no sense of self-worth and not even see himself as a human being.

His name is Pakin Likhit, his IG is pakin.lk

That is only ever an issue when it comes to gay stories. They want us to accept a censored, watered down version of a romance and be happy about it. I don't see no straight "romance" shows where there are no kiss or physical affection, otherwise people would would complain, curse and get outraged. But since it's gay we have to accept it and say nothing, pretend like it's okay, like it's not queerbaiting. Nah. I ain't swallowing that pill.

Why isn't Pakin listed in the cast? He's the one who plays Tawan.

There are the "Age gap", "student female lead", "young adult male lead" tags, tho.

I love the vibe of this show. It gives off such a youthful feeling. Reminds me of the good old days.

This series will be remembered by their kisses only. The acting was really bad. I wouldn't even call it amateurish, it was simply too stiff and robotic to be credible. Their chemistry was okay, but their romantic dialogues, delivered through such deadpan made me feel like Kristen Stewart in Twilight deserved an Oscar in comparison. They tied up the loose ends of the story, yeah, but it was so full of flaws that it couldn't even salvage things in the end.

I was so excited for this show, but seriously, this first episode was painful to watch. The "comedy" was not funny at all, it was over the top and forced, but not in a good way, can't even call it campy. When he was acting normal, Nakhun was an okay character, but the rest was lacking in charisma, Thee was downright insufferable, Pun was... just there, and Phop didn't have enough screen time for me to judge. I hope they don't keep this style for the rest of the episodes.

Ep. 4 was all over the place for me. A bunch of stuff felt like it had been rushed and made no sense at all. Although I was happy to see that Sailom's friend is a girls' girl, her interaction with the girl she was flirting with felt so forced, and the acting was so bad. Nava pulling a sudden uno reverse friendzone card also made no sense in regards of the way he has been acting towards Sky. Don't even get me started on Tawan and DinDin. And I wish Nabnueng would just come clean and tell Sailom that he can't be his doctor. He doesn't even need to tell him about his crush, being friends is already enough for him to be unsuitable to handle his psychiatric treatment for ethical reasons. It's not hard to say, come on. Sigh. Anyway, next episode seems like it will be heavy and loaded with unnecessary drama. I'm not really looking forward to it.

The acting isn't the best out there, but it's not the worst either. I've seen worse. I'm not so sold on the plot and editing, though. I mean, it's not unbearable to watch, but it's nothing to write home about. Let's see if it picks up in the upcoming episodes.

Listen, this was messy and over the top, but actually quite enjoyable. There was some soap-opera style nonsense, but still pretty decent. The chemistry was chemistrying and I had a good time watching it. For me it's worth the watch. The kisses were very good as well.

It's hard to even have an opinion about this. It had potential. I can say that much. But really, no development whatsoever, no real storytelling. This is more a concept video than anything else. Even pilot "episodes" for some BL have more development and content than this, even with a shorter time frame.