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… that’s the point.

Finally finished this after starting in 2020. Powered through the last 15 episodes in a day and a half. Absolutely loved it.

It’s more of an ambiguous open ending. I very much interpreted it as a happy ending. Apparently the scenes are disordered to get through censorship and the happy ending is not meant to be ambiguous.

I’m on episode 7 and (nearly) all the couples are happy and secure in their relationships after weathering numerous conflicts but with half the series still to go I am wondering about the storms on the horizon. Looking forward to it though as this show is sweet and the couples are darling and actually communicate (shocking!).

Other than the part about coincidentally not liking the same guys, this is exactly how queer friend groups exist. I have over 30 years experience to back me up lol.

Standard awkward product placement. I think of these scenes as commercials rather than actual parts of the show.

He may be one of the top ten most gorgeous men I’ve ever seen in my life.

I’m on episode 30 and I have to say this show just gets better and better with each episode. I’m not one to watch cdramas and especially not wuxia because they are so long and difficult to follow, but this one has kept me enraptured. I love all the complex antiheroes and plot twists. I’m sad to be nearing the end.

Some aspects of this are so high quality you’d think gmmtv was behind it. Then other aspects are so low quality you’d expect to see “from the studio that brought you So Much In Love” on the poster. Anyway Prem with his orange hair and anarchy-patched jean vest is iconic. Plus I’m so excited to see BounPrem again that I could scream. I nearly forgot how much I missed them. This is gonna be a great summer fling of a series.

This is surprisingly good. I didn’t expect to like it as much as I do.

They didn’t mention it specifically in the series. I think they were trying to be vague. Could have been for censorship reasoning or some other reason idk. Anyway I didn’t know anything about this until after I saw the series. It really helped when I learned about it though because the series confused me a lot.

For anyone curious about the science behind Amber’s intersex condition look up “5-alpha reductase deficiency.”

Check out “5-alpha reductase deficiency.” Completely answered my questions about the science.

I’m only watching this when I feel like playing games on my phone but still wanna “watch” something.

She’s not just a supporter. She’s openly a member of the wlw community. 🌈

She doesn’t return to being a girl at the end. It’s implied that someday in the future she would. And honestly I hope for her own sake that if she never is able to magically return to herself that she explores possibly medically transitioning because she goes through a lot of mental trauma due to the experience. She’s pretty okay at the end because she still has a chance in the future, but the series leaves us with her still in a male body. It’s not at all like History 1 because that was a woman in another man’s body. This is Love the girl inside her own body which has been transformed magically from female to male. She’s never replacing someone else. It’s always her. I HIGHLY recommend this series. It’s really wonderful and well acted, well written, and has a high cinematic quality.

It’s going to take time. These productions are small and independent. They had to build up a profit to get more investment for larger scale productions. Right now they are web dramas only. Someday we can expect longer run times and eventually (we can hope) for one to air on a network. The only way is to make these mini web dramas a success. If they aren’t successful as 8 10-minute episodes then they’ll never make full length ones.

Just an FYI for the future deleting the comment just confuses people more. Not to mention others may have the same question. So now there is an answer but no context.

Aei and a new character. It new to season 2. There isn’t a hint in season 1.

That's literally what it is though. It's an advertisement for a grocery store. It just happened to gain a massive following and has provided a springboard for Jeff and Gameplay's careers. Honestly, it's one of a handful of simple comforts provided in the last year. It's soft, gentle, quiet, and calm. It's not really meant to be more than it is. In the last couple of months they have picked up in quality and certainly have been developing a deeper plot line that will carry us to the end, but ultimately it's literally a commercial and it wasn't even intended to go this long anyway. I still look forward to seeing what sweet antics Win and Tops will get up to every other week and seeing their growing chemistry and gently developing relationship in all its subtleties. And if you really go back and watch episode 1 versus episode 18, they are not even remotely in similar places emotionally. As RaltzWaltz put it, it's a slice of life drama and it's almost over anyway.