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Plus as an older woman, at least I don't feel like a creep if I like watching the older actors in adult dramas - current favs are Film and Jam. I will still watch the occasional high school/college drama, but I don't get all fluttery over 18 year olds! as in MSP.

This show is SO good. I'm surprised more people aren't talking about it. I was surprised that Kang San didn't go back to 1995, especially after he found the rock, but it does make more sense for him to stay in the present. The police interview techniques needed some work - I'm sure real police don't keep telling the suspects what they (the police) want to hear, that the words and confessions have to come from the suspects. But on a side note - I absolutely love that 3 sided container house. It was beautiful, and a bedroom lined with book shelves - heaven. I'm glad they ended up living there.

Yeah, I gave it 9/10

If you haven't found it yet, search YYDS Entertainment Youtube. It is the uncut version, It is also on Myasiantv.cx

Yes it's nice to get away from high school. For many of us, that was a long time ago in our lives.

I just watched this uncut version. The channel belongs to YYDS Entertainment.

Youku International app is supposed to have it, but as of right now, it's not on the Australian website.

In Australian Aboriginal legends, a gecko in your house is the spirits of your ancestors giving protection to the home.

I think with Sailom, it is a case of a good man (boy) being pushed one step too far. He already knew what Kang & co were like. He had warned his friends to stay away from them, and when Auto got caught up because he needed the money he didn't know at first. As a poor kid he knows the value of money, he knows how much Auto spent on that ticket and how much it meant to him. Seeing the bullies mistreat his friend and burn the ticket as if it was nothing must have hit hard. To them is was nothing. Also Kang trying to get him fired from his job, when he desperately needs the money. Will it be explained why Sailom and his brother are paying off a large debt? Did their parents die & leave them with it? Why is he willing to confront Kang? Literature is full of stories of good men who have been pushed too far.

I don't know what was more disgusting - the actual bullying, or the classmates urging it on with their cellphones out to record the humiliation. And in any sort of reality, forcing someone to strip off, or to kiss, is sexual assault. If that many people recorded it, it would be tough for the father to cover it up for the sake of his political ambitions.

I am ignoring that rating.

I'm going to watch the last 2 episodes this afternoon. Wish me luck!

This is the issue everyone has with Wedding Plan.

In real life, the one who usually has to quit or gets fired is the junior person, not the boss.

Yeah he could have started that sentance with "I'm not really engaged, so..."

I'm currently rewatching Semantic Error.

Yet we keep seeing this trope - guy with a pretty face and no personality as in this show, Dinosaur Love, Step by Step, even Ashi in Be Mine Superstar. It's like they think that love and attraction are only skin deep, and nothing more is needed to have a lifelong relationship.

It does look beautiful.

I am convinced that the city of Chiang Mai sponsors half of these BL shows.

Ep 5 - My only complaint about the uncut version on iQIYI is that there are no subtitles for the other side of phone calls, internal dialogue and the handwritten notes, just quotation marks.