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Ikr? Their behaviour was unnecessarily hostile, and ridiculous. Trying to and make it seem like it's a crime for Tontae not to reciprocate Nankrai's love and making it seem like that means he didn't care about Nankrai just because he fell in love with someone else. I wanted to slap them, especially Dan😂

I enjoyed it till the 7th episode. It felt natural, like something that would progress naturally and not scripted. Amazing scenery, loved seeing the culture, and Tontae and Victor's story was cute. However, I didn't enjoy the last episode and not just because it was tragic. Nankrai's friends were just a no, plus it didn't feel well-wrapped up in the end.

"Moody's Cell"

"Your PTW exploding, but you watch a random drama that's not on the list." That one's true. My PTW would be exploding, if I updated it. I refuse to for that exact reason, lol. As for the rest, not really. I used to be unable to drop a series, but I'm learning. Even so, I rarely drop a series after 2 episodes except if I pick up one that has similarities (tropes or whatnot) with a recently finished one that I immensely disliked or hated. No way am I suffering through the same thing twice in short succession.

I do rant about tropes I hate, but I won't choose something with exactly that trope next time, if I can help it. And for the taste, I can't really say I don't know what my taste is, I feel like I have a decent idea of the kind of dramas I like. I'm just not sure I'd be able to explain it well if asked. And some of it is like, you know when you're seeing it. But I do like the word moody cause I pick things depending on my mood/what I feel like.

Thriller! Which is also one of the genres I watch most

You must think you are telling me something new. Well, too bad for you because I knew that. Why, I especially wrote it that way. And why shouldn't I when someone brings in a useless rant on made up things that were never mentioned in the comment they're replying to?

Sigh, you must still be on your defensive high. My comment is very short and precise, and particular to here, which is that critique of sth can be done without having to bring in other dramas. Simple as that. I couldn't give a rat's behind if you called it worst thing ever made or whatnot otherwise. In fact, I, too, never saw the hype so pretty f... please with cheese on top, as you say, spare me the 'defend this nonsense blah blah blah' rant. It'd be more useful for those 100th time it's-a-masterpiece defenders of yours.

Well, that was definitely not what I was expecting when I thought action. I loved everything else except the action (sometimes). Despite having all those episodes to get used to it, the action turned out to be too much for my suspension of disbelief all the way to the end. And especially the last fight. Made it unsatisfactory to watch for me several times. But other than that, it was really fun and nice. It made me laugh a lot, and for that, I commend the comedy aspect.

If you can't critique Study Group without making it about other dramas, then it's obvious what your problem is.

Such bullshit reasoning. Who are you to say what he could or should have said if it doesn't affect your life? He has every right to not specify if he doesn't want to and to mention it however way he wants, vaguely or openly. Just because that dissatisfies your need to know doesn't make him an attention seeker.

A waste of time for the most part. By the end, I felt like they should have just left it off at Part 1. It was supposed to tell the story of the girl, but most of the time was spent focusing on that killing woman and her partner, like, yeah, we get it. She's good at killing, and cussing, and a lot of banter, which was probably supposed to do something but missed the mark because it just sounded awkward, but is it her story? That and other things that didn't make sense just made it such a pain.

Wish I'd seen your review before I began this instead of all the 10s and rave. I went in expecting something that would tickle me senseless at the very least, given the reviews, but instead I felt annoyed, frustrated, and tired most of the times, especially with the main leads. It didn't even make it to 10, the number of times I genuinely laughed. Thankfully, a few of the not so main, side characters doused my annoyance and frustration now and then, enough to see me through. But even so...

Considering all the verifiable evidence that's out, this "mature wisdom to see blah blah blah" of yours is laughable at best.

Spare Me Your Mercy. Both leads firmly believe in their virtues, which clash with each other, and won't budge so the ending is open and I love it cause it's in line with what's their biggest clash.

I'm having an interesting relationship with this. When I start on an episode, I enjoy it, but afterwards I have to motivate tf out of myself to continue on to the next. Fingers crossed for the remaining episodes I have.

I echo you. Love Mechanics is one of my most beloved Thai bls (and the only bl I've rewatched a gazillion times) and YinWar are huge faves of mine, I'll watch anything with them, but this was a let down for me.

Disappointed, but entertained. It was decent enough, but this director did not sell it for me in general.

The ending tore me apart. There are bastards, and then there are bloody bastards. The fact that Yvonne would have helped them when she got the money, but the bloody bastards wanted it all just for themselves. Fuck those two sm!!

He's the main lead in the upcoming S Line. But I wish to see him get more lead roles. He deserves it.

That's right. No way the total amount of episodes would be less than two-digits for this.

Yeah, that makes more sense.