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I LOVED season 1 and have watched it several times, but season 2 was far too heartbreaking. I would never rewatch it unless I wanted to understand why Ji Woo did what he did. I feel as though season 2 has kind of ruined season 1 for me because of Ji Woo's actions that would happen after the great ending of season 1.

I just realized they're literally my profile picture. Season 1 was the best show I've ever watched, and I wish season 2 was never released. Season 2 is beautiful and well shot, but it was not the story or ending we should have gotten.

You said you think it was really well written, then do you know why the two are separated at the beginning? Maybe it's just me, but I don't understand why Ji Woo couldn't be with Seo Joon.

I wondered the same thing! I can't really tell, but here's what I noticed. When Haruto was railing Ruka he was very rough and insisted he should top. Before he did though, Haruto put the lid back on the device to where it wasn't the knife. As a viewer with some sense of foreshadowing, if he was going to kill Ruka it seems off to have him seal the knife part. But then in the next cut of Haruto's face, as he topping, Haruto had a sort of angry scowl on, but when he washed the d1ck/device thingy, he didn't wash it in two parts. The added scene of Haruto washing his hands and the device would seem unnecessary if Haruto didn't kill Ruka. There was no blood on the bed, but we also didn't see Ruka's face or bottom half, he wasn't moving and didn't even seem to be breathing. While Haruto didn't ever agree with Ruka's method of killing people, maybe the loss of Aoyama could have driven him to kill. After Aoyama died though, Haruto said he wasn't going to get revenge... Maybe because Ruka was right in front of him, he did? I do believe Haruto killed Ruka it's just that some elements of him killing Ruka should have been rewritten to create an even flow. Maybe even an earlier quote from Haruto saying, "I would kill for Aoyama."

Do you mind telling me how the second volume ended? You mentioned a reunion of the characters, but does it go past that point to display that Kyouchi has actually changed in a positive way for Imagase, or is it left up to the reader to decide if they break up again?

It's really short and it's definitely my favorite show so of course I recommend it.

update: they are! https://kisskh.at/697971-friendship-tour-2

YES. I read the synopsis before, so I wasn't all that confused, but they could have spent some time adding in the actual plot before that random drunk scene. The movie version actually shows their wedding though.

Their chemistry was so romantic that I didn’t even realize the previous seasons were lacking a sex scene. Most of the time, Thai shows are WAY too graphic just to excite audiences, make clickbait, or have a shock factor. I liked that this show didn’t do that. Instead they chose to focus on the plot and characters’ chemistry.

That's not a right-wing concept. Right wing=limited government. Left=strong, centralized government. You can look it up, that's literally what they mean. Therefore banning a movie that sheds light on the wrongdoings of a past government to ensure that its own doesn't get criticized for it, is more of a left-wing agenda to secure a stable and forthright democracy. Tbh this wasn't that big of a deal, just felt you should know what the terms actually mean.