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5 days ago

Assault and battery

I really like the intensity of our polar opposite leads but I have issues with the editing, it’s choppy and lacks flow. If there’s a slow burn, this series is the opposite, a fast burn. everything is rushed and harried. add to that the drinking scenes leading to their erotic but felt neurotic NC scene. the trope of the drunk and doninatrix erotic scenes is beginning to wore me out. Their history is muddy at best and how this couple who’s fire is barely a light match suddenly end up in bed. I’ll continue watching because the script got me curious, but I would prefer they spend more time on content instead of NC scenes so we can have some depth.

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5 days ago

Explosive

Damn if this episode doesn’t get you to see what this show will become. Careful when you let the dog out it can bite hard and it did. And it’s just episode 3. Oh my…
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the kiss that could light the room

This pair deserves the award for the best BL kiss I’ve ever seen. It was so intense that I could almost feel the electricity filling the room. Absence truly does make the heart grow fonder, and the reunion carried all the longing that had been quietly building.What stood out even more, however, was the recurring metaphor of coffee and tea. Coffee on one hand, tea on the other—two contrasting drinks reflecting two contrasting souls. One is bold, intense, and invigorating; the other gentle, calming, and contemplative. This subtle but elegant comparison of their opposing personalities feels like the emotional center of the series, reminding us that love often flourishes not despite our differences, but because of them.

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6 hours ago

The weak hero

It’s nice to see their relationship growing though I’m still lost why and what they see in each other. And how can a cop turned lawyer cannot fight a woman holding a knife. It’s just so lame.
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2 days ago

The path we choose

Episode three is the start of the two path out lovers takes, whether by choice or not. Though awkward as it may be these experiences happens frequently to separated lovers. But I can sense their path will be challenged due to difference in status. This was a time when Thailand’s royalty was losing the people’s trust and communism was the gaining ground across Asia. The French idealism education of Phob along with his painful past may lead to his desire for freedom from the existing rulers, which creates the tension between his love for Prince Tin versus his desire for freedom of the people from the ruling royalties.
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2 days ago

A mother’s love

A mother’s love is easily misunderstood, the bond of a mother and child is the strongest force in the world. But sometimes the passion youth can blind right from wrong. This episode dwells in the youthful passion of our two protagonists and consequences that follows. Beautifully and artfully told specially the intimate scenesI only wish they would reduce the frequent use of the theme music.
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3 days ago

Another master and servant story

Though their history was shown in a limited way it was enough to demonstrate the depth of their friendship which is their foundation for love. It is no denying a master and servant relationship but not in the form of a slave, but genuine friendship.
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3 days ago

Not what I expected

Though I don’t find any chemistry in their relationship (just my personal feelings) the story is very intriguing. And without knowing anything about the manga this two is captivating in their own way. Not your typical CEO trope.
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4 days ago

the suspense is killing me

If the first episode is this fascinating full of intrigue and mystery, I can only imagine the rest of the series and I hope the writer can sustain the suspense, it’s killing me in a good way.
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4 days ago

epic Hitchcockian story

wow. The writing is amazing. Mysterious persona with the show reminiscent of “Faust”!or maybe Brad Pitt’s “Meet Joe Black”. Enigmatic and psychological thriller with an amazing soundtrack too boost. The intimate scene was very sensual leaving a lot to the imagination. I just hope no one spoils the rest of the story or at least place a spoiler in their post because I want to wait til the end and hope that my theories are wrong.
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4 days ago

in court, your enemies and allies changes frequently

After 5 episodes the writing for this series is impressive. Nothing is permanent in court, except maybe the child King. What’s interesting is how it tries to keep its center and the chaos around happens. I’m hoping this energy continues til the end because at this point my energy is spent just reading every word and making sure I don't miss anything.
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5 days ago

A Cinderella story

A classic Cinderella story with a twist. Showing wealth and education disparity in China and how discriminatory societies can be. My issues are the demeaning of a person’s ego so low in order for this show to have a springboard. Personally the tropes are unnecessary. They can show honor background to a certain degree but really give people their dignity and humanity. I know this will get better and he will probably excel later in the series. And why are shorter people the bottom?
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Payback Episode 6
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5 days ago

The bunny hop

we’re at episode 6 with 4 more to go and slow the layers are peeling off and Inwould say the best bunny hop I’ve ever seen though the pain seems unbearable. other than that NC scene it appears there so many more layers in the storyline that needs to be told and my issue with recent BL is the tail end (no pun intended)…I hope the writers do a better job on the second half as they did on the first half
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5 days ago

Acceptance

One can be gay and be Catholic, and acceptance helps overcome the guilt. After several episodes of deep and heavy feelings, the script chose a lighter story. This trope has been told in so many ways, but unique for a Thai. Watching a show about Catholics in Thailand is refreshing. Watching the struggle of a gay Catholic, nothing new. I am glad the church is not portrayed in an evil way because the Church doctrines are not, these are the scriptures we follow. Like other faiths, they have their own doctrines. I guess the writer can only present this type of ending, O can already hear the uproar of it were to end differently. But to be honest, there are gay Priests and it doesn’t make them bad. Some actions are bad. It’s giving up the flesh, whether a seminarian is straight or gay that’s the true sacrifice. And this series is not about that sacrifice, it’s accepting one’s sexuality.

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5 days ago

Resilience

In spite of the odds our three protagonists and the daughter are resilient to get this through. My struggle is figuring out the names, who’s who specially with the children and their past. Eventually I’ll get learn it all. Again, government agencies portrayed as the antagonists. The unpredictability so far is what makes this enjoyable.
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