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The second part was so sad that it really hurt. I'm still speechless about Klong's performance. It looks like director Nicchi has found another gem, or maybe two, because Prince also seems to be a promising talent.

For me, this is a fairy tale, a very beautiful one, and fairy tales don't need to be logical, so I don't care about ID cards, money etc. I'm just enjoying it as a beautiful fairy tale, and one of this year's series that touch me the most.

I agree with a lot you say. I tried to make two points: 1. We've seen too much of the same in 7 episodes, and there will probably more of it in ep 8. 2. I am waiting for Eiw's character development after his separation from Cake, and possibly after their reunion which will give a great actor like Earth more opportunities to shine.

It fells quite amateurish, but there are some heartwarming moments. They are trying their best, and I appreciate it. It's short, so no waste of time.

That's what I call excellent writing. What a plot twist!

My sister had intracerebral hemorrhage, and her life was only saved in an extremely risky operation a couple of hours after the incident happened. An hour later would have been too late.

This is complete rubbish. You can't take a person with intracerebral hemorrhage on a helicopter flight to a remote place without any medical care. *Irony on* But wait - the helicopter crash must have been fake, because Payoo and Kim take the same helicopter as the rest of Kim's family. So they faked the crash to fool the doctor with the roses? What a genial plot twist!*Irony off* Gimme some of the pills the scriptwriter took - must be good stuff.

Could it be that the person who messed up the script is the same person who messed up the English subs and Jom's haircut? I have a feeling that this is going to compete for the title of the worst BL-series of the year - that and Nice's voice which can make the arctic ice melt make it a must watch for me. I love it.

I guess there would be some people in this comment section who would yell "incest" if there was a threesome involving twins. - I'd like to see AJ and JJ in lead roles. They have been playing support roles in BL series for ages - they deserve to be allowed to make the next step.

After a hundred series about nice guys falling in love with nice guys, it's refreshing to have a series where an a**hole falls in love with an a**hole. I guess everybody knows this type of guys, they are part of every society around the world, so why not show in a series that they exist. I agree that this series has a lot of flaws, but it is some fresh wind, too.

Next time I see a guy in a BL series puke on his love interest, I'm gonna throw up. Writers, honestly, how often does this happen in real life??? Of all the boring BL tropes, this is the one I hate the most.

This was 45 minutes of a zero sugar commercial disguised as a body swap story. EarthMix were fantastic in 1000 Stars, but this one was a waste of talent & a waste of time.

Part 1 was an impressive mockumentary, something quite unexpected from Wayufilm. Klong did great in his first lead role. 50 minutes of talking in the form of mock interviews, and it didn't get boring.

I was hoping for some character development on Eiw's side after their separation, but the plot is dragging on and on, and it looks like next week we'll get another episode of the same as in the 7 episodes already aired. Earth is such a great actor ( which is one of the reasons why I'm still watching this), and I wish he'd get the opportunity to show it. I mean, even Sand was allowed to be more than the one-dimensional villain, and Cake has shown everything from a superficial kid to a caring friend, but Eiw only has one quality - being weak and dependent. Why wasn't he made a Math genius or something? What I really liked in this episode was the way Cake looked like a teenage boy instead of the typical Thai BL porcelain doll.

Khao and First are great together, but there are moments when Neo and Louis steal it. Great cast, pace feels a little slow, but that's okay, because it leaves room for the characters to develop. I like this series.

So really only 1 more episode? I hope it is true this time.

Kim also hid in the same house in "Unforgotten Night".

I'm really enjoying this, because Boss and Noeul compensate for all the directing and editing flaws. I love the self-ironic way Noeul gives his character, this wolf in a sheep's clothing.

What a great show this is. An exciting story, brilliant actors. I should have waited until the finale before I started watching, because waiting 7 days for the next episode is hard.

As hard as this to watch sometimes, especially bearing in mind that it gives a realistic description of what goes on behind the scene of the entertainment industry, this is damn good. The writing, the editing, the atmosphere created by lighting, and most prominently, the acting is well above average.