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I've been super critical of this version but no snark at all for episode 11, it was freaking adorable and I just wish the whole drama had been at this quality level. Achi was so much less annoying once he became a responsible adult. The skinship was chef's kiss. The side couples were cute, my only complaint is we didn't get enough time with them.

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I noticed it too and just assumed it was a mistake by the screenwriter/director

I could've done without the cornrows at the end 😅

I loved Jinta so much in this episode, he and Min are much better in this version than the Japanese adaptation where the couple was creepy. Jinta was so funny when he struggled with his jealousy but then the way he supported Min and comforted him after the dance competition was too sweet. Tbh I'm much more into them than I am the main couple.

I'm also enjoying Rock a lot (his scream of WHAT THE FUCK sent meeeeee) but I wish they'd move the romance faster (if there will be a romance, I think Pai might turn him down).

I may get some hate for this but if I told my boyfriend not to visit me and then found out he was sitting in his car outside my house every night I'd be, um, concerned. I don't find this romantic.

Sing screaming WHAT THE FUCK laid me out 🤣🤣🤣 he's so underrated and I want him to get a lead role

It is better, especially the Adachi and Fujisaki characters. It also feels more mature than the manga, not sexually mature obviously, but emotionally mature, like real adults trying to work out how to love one another.

I got curious how it went down in the manga and Kurosawa is briefly embarrassed by what Adachi heard but he accepts it pretty quickly. It's in chapter 28: https://vyvymanga.net/manga/cherry-magic-thirty-years-of-virginity-can-make-you-a-wizard

I said last week that Karan needs to step back and give Achi room to make decisions on his own, it kind of explains why Achi didn't tell Karan about the job offer.

What I found strange about the reveal is Karan just accepted it without being freaked out like a normal person would be.

Also Jinta loses his virginity first so I want to see how they handle that.

That was a perfect way to end the series! 💕

Same! I want their cute couple moments.

Pai and Rock were promoted as a couple on the poster and in the trailer so I don't think there was ever an intent to have her be aroace like the live action version of Fujisaki. Instead she's like the manga version of the character, a fujoshi https://danhoemei.tumblr.com/post/706321759496011776/mangafujisaki-is-pretty-different-to

GMMTV puts the money into proven IP like F4 Thailand because they know it will have an international audience. They also gave more budget to Nuchy for Not Me because she is an internationally acclaimed director. Aof gets more money because he's directed several hits. The other directors are basically treated like cooks at McDonalds, have to get it out the door fast and cheap.

Jinta running after his confession because his feelings were too big to keep in was adorable and I just wish we'd gotten some sweet moments with him and Min after. They are too cute. I just realized he hasn't told Min about the mind reading powers, is he going to tell him or are they going to go straight to him losing them?

Rock was beaming sexy at Pai this episode but she was too busy fangirling to see it, I wish she'd hurry up and pick up what he's laying down. Sing is killing it in this role and he needs to be cast as a lead.

Karan's eyes filling with tears after the kiss was very sweet.

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I love your description of what CMJ is doing, it clarifies why that version works so well and why Adachi is a great character while Achi isn't.

Oh very interesting!

All of the usual shady platforms have it plus someone has been uploading it to Dailymotion

I watched the entire Japanese version before I figured out what cherry was referring to 🥲