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Based on how it ends, the duo can continue in another adventure, but S2, hopefully will materialize, won't be in Yin-Yang Town. It'll be in the hometown of Cheng wherever that it.

Pleasant surprise that we had season 2.

This is the type of genre I am looking for. Have watched Restart after Come Back Home, and it's also good, though it can also be construed as BL (to satisfy those looking for a BL movie). @akdage, could you recommend others that are Taiwanese, Chinese, and Korean like this, please (if you happen to know them)?

I am searching and waiting for either the Cantonese version or one with English subs, too.

If you like "League of Nobleman", then this is an even faster-paced detection drama in that genre. Except for the overly unbelievable CG scene in episode 1 (to me), it becomes more interesting. I am so grateful to the person recommending this.

I am with you on the fact that a series can be charming without much need for "NC scenes." As a matter of fact, I am looking for recommendations for Bara manga with minimal or no "NC scenes." so if anyone is into manga, suggest some, please.

Thank you, @Lucid. This is getting interesting. Watching that hyperactive form of acting on the J version series was the first time I experienced this peculiarity.

I was curious enough to watch the J version, but seeing that "interesting way of acting" was too stressful for me. The Thai version tones the acting down which is right for me. It makes me curious if that is how Japanese women like to watch their BL characters. If anyone knows, kindly share.

In episode 17 (?), Chen Hui was stated to have moderate level of Asperger Syndrome. I honestly don't know much about this state except that in the field of (American) Psychology, it is a subset of Autistic Disorder. I am glad to read the comments spurring me on to check up on this.

A great movie on Thai social issues.

I am also watching White Castle, another Mandarin-language medical drama. This has romance (which up until episode 9, I haven't seen yet in Fantastic Doctors) and less "over-the-top" dramatic situations than Fantastic Doctors. I'd like to see season 2 for Fantastic Doctors.

@Dorama, thank you for sharing that.

I see now. Dr. Koo doesn't seem to be the ML, but that also fit the bill of autistic character. Thank you, @Dorama. I'll stick with the Mandarin version even though I prefer a Cantonese drama, if I can.

@Dorama, I couldn't find the Hong Kong version. I am afraid "Life After Death" is about something else. not related to an Autistic doctor.

Zhang Wan Yi is so good at his role as the doctor here! I came to watch this after seeing him in Lost You Forever Season 1 where he was great.

@little Daisy, thank you for the comment. I am starting to understand. :)

@aicto, thank you for sharing your thoughts. I enjoy reading it.

Love, love that you commented "in real life"! Thank you, so much. :)

BL storyline--"sad" ending; Gay storyline--possibly to really happy ending. :) Viewers have to watch episodes 1, 5, and 10 to see the BL (or gay) characters to piece together their relationship from beginning to end.

@AnnHaleWinchester, thank you for bringing "butterfly" up. I was curious if the mention of butterflies or the butterflies graphics are put in to communicate to Western viewers, because in the Thai language (to my knowledge), I haven't heard it used in daily communication. There is however, a "Sea Butterfly" that is an enchantress in a famous Thai epic poem that Thai students learn in their high school curriculum.