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I took high school Spanish, but it would probably be too much work to figure out the subtitles - I'd need to pause every 5 seconds to look up words.

The closest we've gotten to romance is Calix saying "I don't hate you" to Luke. I don't mind slow burn, but jeez.

She meant Dramacool possesses subbed episodes, not that dramacool has subbed them, e.g. "Dramacool HAS subbed episodes", not "Dramacool has SUBBED episodes."

Right - they stop about a third of the way through.

Reading the comments below about the plot, I didn't pick up on any of that. When did Milk investigate Dr. Yang? All I remember was he had him fill out a questionnaire.

This is the worst plot I've ever seen in a BL, mostly because there doesn't appear to be one, except to people who are obviously a lot smarter and more perceptive than I am because I didn't detect even an ounce of this storyline about Milk's dead friend and Dr Yang's possible complicity, and I have no idea what that has to do with Milk's media company.

I can't tell if Pun is supposed to be an appealing romantic lead or a serial killer. Are they ever going to have him take his shirt off so we can see his crazy body? Because they sure couldn't have cast him for his dynamic acting skills.

I keep coming back because Son is so cute, but so far Milk has more chemistry with his brother than he does with Dr. Pun.

But the subtitles are really bad and way out of sync - it's not really watchable. I'll have to wait until someone does them right. If they were just bad I could do it, but they're running 15 seconds ahead or behind - it's weird. They also give out about a third of the way through.

That's a real bummer - the subtitles are bad and the timing is so off their really kind of useless. Plus, only about a third of Ep 2 is translated. Hopefully someone else will do them at some point.

That was this episode. Wasn't it? I'm pretty sure but too lazy to check.

She meant earplugs, and then I was pretty sure San meant penises.

This is the best I've seen except Cupid Coach - this is proof you don't need evil females to make a drama. I have a feeling Pan won't be quite as easy and understanding as Ing, but it would actually be taxing credulity if she were OK with the situation.

Totally agree. First of all, 6 episodes is not exactly "slow", and two hot guys who are into each other sharing a bed - what would be the realistic outcome?

I don't understand why everyone thought Aii and San were too fast - why? They've been headed here since the beginning, and I actually was quite thrilled that they finally, finally for maybe the first time in BL history, had a realistic outcome when two guys who are into each other were sleeping in the same bed. Would you be able to control yourself? This was the first time where I was the most into Aii and San.

Thorn and Fah - ruined by the trip/fall. Such a poor, cliched and unsatisfying outcome. It was very well handled to that point, then just ruined.

The Dome/Vee trip/fall was just plain stupid, but at least it didn't spoil an important moment. I'm not athletic and I have not once in my entire life tripped while playing any sport on a flat surface. How do you trip doing the most simple human physical function, putting one foot in front of the other for locomotive purposes? Nobody older than 3 ever trips and falls like that. GAHH! When is BL ever going to give up on this stupidity?

I'm guessing whatever word is translated "cone" can refer to earplugs or penises. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Anyway, Thorn and Fah don't have the greatest chemistry. It's OK, but it's not the nuclear fusion between Dome and Vee. And damn, did San look good or what?

Again, major kudos to the art design - the color coordination in this is magic. Check out Dome and Pan's outfits, or Aii & San's night clothes & the sheets & blanket - absolutely perfect. This show is so beautiful it makes me clap.

Now they just need to banish the tripping. This is about star athletes. No tripping. Just stop it.

They used stumble fall twice this episode, and both times made me cringe - what a disappointment.

Clark was certainly emoting this ep - he's actually pretty good, if you take into consideration the melodramatic Filipino style. But if this is a BL, there's only one ep left and there really hasn't been any yet. When stories go like this, it makes me feel a little exploited as the audience. If the actors don't want to touch each other, then maybe they should consider a different genre.

The acting isn't spectacular, but the boys are seriously cute and that oil scene was surprisingly erotic, with the hand touching. I like this.

I wish everyone would try their best to watch it legally - it takes some courage to make a BL in China and nobody will do it if they lose money.

Australopithicus, although the concept is now considered outdated.

How does a grown man not know what "final move" means? There are only two options - he's either planning to have sex with you or murder you. Possibly both. In either order.

This is giving me "Cupid Coach" vibes - it feels like this was written differently and then there was COVID-mandated improv. There must have been some role for Non intended other than being pathetic, and I doubt they intended an entire episode wandering around Phuket. It was really cute and pleasant to watch (even Non, which made me burst out laughing, mostly due to the discussion below), but hard to believe it was originally intended. And funny, it's the same actor they inserted for Cupud Coach. Pak is so freaking cute - I hope we see more of him.

All of you in this discussion are bad people. But you're not wrong. Valen may be a useless idiot, but at least he made a move. I really laughed near the end of this episode when they had Non's gratuitous moping scene.

All, it's not important to really understand the Deluded. It's a metaphor for homosexuality - he's hated just for being who he is. In this, Deluded are hated because they're feral, tend towards violence and don't have much self-control unless they're with a Zhen-Yuan - that's all.

Same with werewolves. Gay.

The man is gorgeous - it's a pity not to have him on my screen. It's sort of an ironic slang to leave out all the grammatical words and just jump straight to the subject. It's shorthand for "It's sad because I love Pleum Nachkhun and now we won't see him in this."