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After watching episode 6, I’m so curious about the chef’s past. Any take on it?

This show definitely has flaws but I somehow enjoyed it. (Because I was bored?)

Is it like licorice? Either you love it or hate it…

LOL I think so too

The scene where Kyoka cries and Seita-san kisses her really touches my heart. Kyoka says, “I want to meet you again” twice. At the first time she means she wishes she could see her mom again; at the second time she means she wants to continue meeting Seita-san.

Love reading your comments!

Hats off to the series and Taiwan

Swinging between inexplicable hope and forlorn despair, poor Saint heard Mon loud and clear in episode 11. Be kind to yourself, gorgeous!

Read your theory. Let’s wait and see. Things will pan out :)

My fondness for Sota Ryosuke has grown. He is in two ongoing dramas now. He plays a support role in Murai no Koi.

Just watched the latest episode. Hank’s and Aaron’s roles are a married couple seeking a divorce. They arrive at the law firm to look for their divorce lawyers. They claim that they can’t get along with each other and have communication issues. Their names are not revealed so we don’t know if it’s a continuation of the previous Taiwanese BL story.

This show has problems which I won’t elaborate on here. But in episode 5 the gay couple seeking divorce reflects reality. According to the statistics, 2387 same-sex couple got married in Taiwan in 2020 while 371 same-sex couples got a divorce in the same year.

I really like the role of Oihara sensei. She’s a joy to watch.

Realism in episode 4 makes me want to stick to the series.

Why was it so hard for me to pay attention to their dialogues?

I couldn’t finish off episode 2 🤷🏼‍♂️

Ditto

Palmy is one of my favorite Thai singers. I think she’d be happy to know her song evokes different emotions.

No problem ♡

https://youtu.be/M7ovvi6UdcI

I believe it first appeared in Our Skyy, episode 2. Hope you enjoy it

I managed to watch episode 10 to the end and man, it’s so sad! Aww Saint! The song playing in the background towards the end has been one of my favorite Thai pop tunes in the recent years. Such a sad song lures me into deep thinking, contemplating about nostalgic memories, both good and bad. I think Saint’s confession and this very song made me like this show a bit more.

Mr. Unlucky deserves Mr. lucky for he is a jolly good fellow who always beams and gives others a helping hand.

Yup I did