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The description misled me because I thought Pie would be a mean bitch trying out the 21 Days theory on Boss, but in secret, manipulating him, etc. But nothing could be further from the truth. She openly told Boss about it and he AGREED. I see that all commenters are against Pie, but I understand her a little:
1. The boss was really nice to her and it's no wonder that she ended up liking him and wanted to try it
2. The boss said from the beginning that he didn't know who he was (he might as well have been BI, right?)
3. Boss agreed to test the theory for 21 days
Overall, her experiences plus Boss's indecision and lack of categorical rejection and agreement to try a relationship with her made her feel hopeful all the time. She didn't do anything against him. I was rooting for this couple all the time. I would be happy if it finally turned out that Boss is bisexual and that this relationship is possible. Only at the end did he finally say that he is what he is and there will be no relationship.
As for the father - he's a bastard.
As for the Euro - sorry, but the guy is an asshole. He supposedly loved Boss, he supposedly did everything for the family and Boss (so that his father wouldn't beat him), but the message was that he and Boss would party until the wedding and then he would leave him. When Pie asked him how he thought Boss would feel when they broke up contact in 3 months, he told Pie to take care of him and that if they fell in love, even better. Sorry, but that's not how a person in love behaves. To me, he's an asshole and I won't change my mind. Even if he was really in a hopeless situation, he could have not bothered Boss and let him get on with his life without him. And he was always hanging around him, he was jealous of Pie and tried to separate them.

It's worth watching until the end. In the last episode, everything is explained and you probably don't expect it. But everything makes sense.

This was exactly what I needed. A little story at the end about where Apo went. In my opinion, he took over Phopthorn's body and lived his life. I wouldn't be surprised if the person who sees the real him, was second Surya - in fact, in the first episode he was shown for a while in Phopthorn's world. It would be nice to see it. The scriptwriters took the easy way out a bit here. But I liked the whole story.

I don't like Sorn. From the beginning to the end. You know the stereotypical main character, cold on the outside but warm on the inside, turning into a nice guy? This one isn't here. Sorn may be slightly better, but he behaves like a nasty boor until the very end. I can't stand the way he treats Jun. Everything is forced. Red flag all the way.

I'm a huge fan of the BL series, but for the past few months, everything I've watched has seemed bland and repetitive. I watched many series while scrolling and at the end I realized that they were just so-so. This is one of the few series that I have watched with pleasure recently and I am sad that it has ended.

OMG, I know what you're talking about. I'm on episode 6 and I've watched the kissing scene from episode 5 probably 30 times. Everything there was perfect. The music, every blink, tremble, look, breath, even every tear at the right moment! Seriously, I love this part!

1. I love their chemistry.
2. I've been bored with a lot of dramas lately, but this one was nice to watch.
3. Literally everyone is blind when shooting.
4. Even though I liked the main couple, I can't imagine them being together after Peem intentionally shot Than

OMG. It was so good.

Jun liked Po. He knew Po liked Thame, but he thought it was a one-sided feeling and that he had a chance. When Thame told him that he liked Po too, Jun backed away because he saw that their feelings were mutual. He lied that he didn't like Po and that he just wanted to prove something - probably to avoid an awkward situation between him and his friend.

He could have been an illegitimate child. It wouldn't be recognized legally, but they could still be true blood cousins.

Literally the stupidest premise of this series was the fact that someone wouldn't wake up during a rape. Cliché chases cliché. I've seen all this in other series many times. Unfortunately, Thailand has stopped developing.

To be honest, I didn't expect to like it so much. MLs are sweet, communicate with each other, solve problems. A really nice story with the development of the main characters and their attempt to find their way in the world. The only minus is the fish kisses - but when it comes to JBl, I didn't expect anything else. I highly recommend it!

I like him. It was interesting to see him in a role other than "cute" :) He did great. I just don't like MaxNat.

I haven't seen anything this bad in a long time. OMG. I didn't abandon it just because I don't do it as a rule. But it was hard. 50% are flashbacks, 45% are NC scenes and 5% are some plot about nothing. I'm a BL fan and I always look forward to NC scenes, but there were some that weren't really my style, so I skipped most of them. It didn't help that I'm not a fan of this ship. I didn't like them in any series, but this broke the balance of bitterness. I will avoid any series with them as a main characters.

If you think about it, I don't know if Wasin can be considered a villain. Due to the games of the king and the other two, his wife died. If I were him, I would also plan revenge. The viewer looks at it differently just because Khanin is the main character. Otherwise, everyone would side with Wasin.

Overall it's not that bad. Ok, it's not great, but I've also seen worse. Have you noticed the repetition of ZeeNuNew's NC scenes? When it comes to "O<=", Zee puts his hand under the covers, close-up of their faces, then intertwining their hands on the pillow. Every time! It was in Cutie Pie too. Overall, I watched it until the end, it was ok, I won't watch it again. I really liked Ramil-Paytai's story.

I'm on episode 3. I'll give it a chance because the story could be ok. However, it is difficult to watch due to the short episodes. Each episode is 10 minutes long. The first 1 minute is the opening. Then half a minute of repeating the previous episode. And the last 2 minutes are the announcement of the next episode and the end credits. As a result, the episode lasts about 6-7 minutes. We'll see later. EDIT: I finished it. I think the only redeeming moment was the NC scene from episode 20 and the fluff that followed. It was excruciating to watch. In some episodes, the repeat of the previous episode lasted three minutes. In one episode, the scene where Vee walks and cries literally lasted half the episode. I don't know who came up with that. That kind of thing works in long series, not 10-minute episodes where half of it is the beginning and end credits. The story itself is predictable, though pleasing to the eye. Technically, it's just terribly annoying. I don't even know how to rate it. Because while the story, intimate scenes, and kisses are fine, getting through repeated scenes just to see three minutes of something new is a disaster.

The investigation element itself may not make sense, but god! what chemistry it was! Watched in one day.

I'm on episode 5. My observations:
1. Earth - even though he is goofy and exaggerated in this series, I still prefer this version of him than the statuesque, serious one, tired of life as usual
2. I don't understand Heng's behavior towards his boss. Why didn't he say right away that he wasn't interested? He was afraid to say. What could happen? He didn't need to get his hopes up. Likewise, why did he go to his boss's house to convince his daughter if he wasn't planning to get involved with his boss?
3. Compared to the Japanese version, I like that the boss looks older, but not overly so. In the Japanese version he looked like a grandfather - a potential relationship didn't cross my mind.
4. And I think the boss is creepy. In fact, he forces everything on Heng. He seriously doesn't see that Heng is struggling and it's obvious that he doesn't really want to but is afraid to say it? In a civilized world, this would amount to seksual harassment and abuse of position.
5. I'm not a fan of this series. I keep watching because I don't like to stop mid-way, but sometimes it gets long and boring

EDIT. I'm done wathing. After the first half it is better, although the action with amnesia...meh. I'm glad it's over now.

No tragedy, but also no fireworks. A few negative things:
1. Teacher - although in the end (thankfully) there was nothing between him and Hyeon, in the first half he confused me about what he really wanted. His actions and gestures were ambiguous and sometimes a little creepy.
2. Why do they ALWAYS break up when one of the characters goes abroad to study? Hello, we are in the 21st century. You can literally talk to each other on the phone or on the webcam all day long. You don't have to wait months for a letter.
3. Time skip 4 years? Bleh
4. If he was supposed to study for 4 years and 4 years have passed, why does he have to go back to Germany? It's probably not about work, because Hyeon clearly said that he understands that studies are important to him. And also this text that Doha will come to Korea at least once a year. So how long will he stay in Germany? And why only once a year?
5. Hyeon - how he pissed me off. One facial expression for the entire 8 episodes.