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Do you know what was on the 'leaked video' that ended Mek's career? I have been skipping parts, so maybe I missed it.

Has anyone worked out what Ruk's attraction is? He seems so lacklustre & emotionless & devoid of personality yet there are at least 3 guys lusting after him. Maybe he's got magical s*x powers we don't know about!!! btw hw missed the perfect opportunity to give Mek a knee to the balls in that sofa scene.

Yep, I was wondering who Caran was, like did I fall asleep and miss a new character intro... I think they are using machine translations at this point.

I'm 15 minutes into ep 3 and I don't know whether to continue or not. When did Kram go from ambitious snake-in-the-grass to full batshit crazy? Did we miss an episode??? I cannot stand this kind of emotional blackmail from both Kram & Mek to get their own ways with Rak. I know they can't be too graphic in a drama, but those cuts are strictly attention seeking, not self harm with intent. I might sound harsh but I used to have a partner who threatened to hurt himself every time he didn't get what he wanted. The only way was to call his bluff and leave, and yes he was fine.

I know they are trying for inclusivity and this is a BL, but does every show now have to have the over the top femme boy and the over the top trans character. I'm sure in real life Thailand these characters are not every where you turn. I am not anti-trans, but these characters seemed shoehorned into the story for the sake of 'representation' and not to help the flow of the story.

They need to give Pepper a role in an adult series. He looks too old to be a uni student in this, and there is no way he looked the same age as Payu in Love In The Air, let alone supposed to be the younger 'twin'

Reading the comments here, a lot of people think this is just average, but I didn't mind the first episode. Plus I could watch Joong all day! But honestly, a fluffy story might be the palate cleanser we all need after horrors like Step By Step, The Luminous Solution, and Loneliness Society. Even La Pluie has been a disappointment to date.

They obviously don't want to upset the censors. Notice in ep 4 at 19:18 they call Taiwan "Taiwan province , China", unless it's strictly a translation issue.

Is it just me, or does the actor playing Su Yu's boyhood friend (the one with the crush on the Taiwanese girl), look like a young Xiao Zhan in some shots? After 4 episodes, I am really liking this show - except for the endlessly crying kid - totally not needed.

Thank you

I think he means not to tell about him being a kid living in an apartment on his own with no family support. Su Yu has got a fair idea that he is well off.

Do you know if the books are available with an English translation? I would like to read this one.

They just took too long to say it. There was too much time spent on the family drama when this is the second last episode.

The new hubby must really cringe every time it rains. Plus the timeline seems weird. They are talking about Tai as if he is a child, and about raising the kids, but they only split up 2 years ago, when Tai and the older brother were fully adults.

The new hubby must really cringe every time it rains.

That mother is a piece of work. Her work was more important than time with her sons, and now she's upset that they aren't over the moon about her remarriage. At least she won't have kids second time around to distract her from the office!

Random thoughts - The actors playing Tien & his dad look like real life father & son, good casting. And the mother's new hubby looks just as gay as the old one - she certainly has a type.

But what the hell Tai - he goes to the cafe when Lomfon calls, and he walks in all smiley and flirty still, and acts all intimate with him. Maybe Patts hit the wrong guy (no don't yell at me, I really don't condone violence). Tai has no emotional intelligence at all.

I couldn't believe that he not only lied to his boyfriend, but he didn't apologise to his brother for going on a date with the person he knew his brother liked. And Tien saying it wasn't his fault - yes it was. Tai is supposed to be the adult here and Lom is a teenager. He should have been discouraging from the start and told Lom he was in a serious relationship. It's like Tai was looking for trouble.

Add Winner Is King (Sha Po Lang) to that list