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What made Jee amazing is that she is not a pushover. The things she let Thit do to her is because she genuinely believe she deserved it because of the accident (karma) -- thats why she understand his hate and feeling guilty towards him as well. This made her selfless and have no regard for the value of her own life. All these are important as everyone can see how nice and kind she really is. Thats why even Tiw's mother forgave her despite knowing she is the one who hit her daughter since early on.

I wholeheartedly agree!

I really appreciate the long reply. 8D

I get why you are frustrated with this lakorn and I have to admit that it did frustrated me as well. I guess the writer just want to extend the story which sometimes makes it weird and didnt make sense. Esp the part when Thien started to fall in love with Muey and Muey start pushing him away which made me go 'what the heck is going on' lol.

But the acting & chemistry really saved the drama for me. Not to mention the production value which look expensive as well as pretty. It was hilarious and I like how horny Muey is which I have never seen in other dramas before. IDK is it because I watch it with Netflix subs but it is definitely much more funnier rather than the fansub version. I guess the fact that the drama is extremely entertaining made me appreciate it a lot.

He checked his own butt after that is the icing on the cake lol. I had so much 2nd hand embarrassment watching that scene X'D

You shouldn't skip Eternal Love because of the title. It is such an amaaaazing fantasy Cdrama that made me a huge Mark Chao fan. I would say its the greatest love story ever told in a drama lol. Their love survive through 3 lives thus the title Eternal Love. :D My poor heart when I watch it ;_;

Ohh, you mean that kind of smart. But I hate those type of male leads tbh. Any dramas that I should avoid from your list?

One of the best proposal & wedding scenes in my book tbh. I love the ending so so much! They really outdid themselves with all the details. I liked how Paeng is the one who did all the first moves -- I need this type of dramas more in my life lol

Why are you disappointed with MHIL? Care to share us the details? :3

In Lakorn, there are not many male leads who are smart? I'm asking because I didnt watch enough to judge lol

She put out this front thats why it took time to warm up to her. But starting episode 2, I guess, you will love her. She actually one of my very fave female characters ever -- the writer wrote her with this many layers and all these layers are awesome and amazing. I would fall in love too if I was Thit lol.

I would recommend you to watch with Netflix subs since it more clearer, accurate and pierced to the heart even more. Plus, watching the drama in 4k is heaven as the cinematography is really beautiful esp the episode when they're at an island. Plus, Yaya is so pretty! Probably the prettiest Thai actress in my book.

Oh I dont really have problem with Arthit tbh as his hatred and anger are justified since Paeng did put his life on hold for a whole 1 year. The rehabilitation and the fear of disability is huge and its not an easy sin to be forgiven. But he knew that Paeng is just young and didnt know any better thats why he just drive her away by doing mean things to her. The real Arthit is the one in the beginning and the one at the end of the drama or when he's with his friends, workers & Paeng's friends. The episode with Paeng's friends are really nice since we can see the real him back which is a young man who is full of wisdom & kindness. Arthit is a great guy. I love how obedient he is to his parents and how caring he is to his workers (except Sape lol) and thats always a nice thing to see. :D

I noticed lots of people love mean type of character? Thats why Kdramas for an example always have mean leads and the nice 2nd leads will never get the girl.

The female lead is really amazing. I usually dislike how female characters always being written but Jee as a character is beyond awesome. Everyone loves her. I would love to see another characters like her again. Such rare occurrence.

Kleun Cheewit definitely. Its one of my very fave dramas ever and I have seen lots of dramas in my life. The lead's chemistry is the best.

Agreed! When they translate it to English, it really loses the actual meaning. It made the drama sounds so cheesy. :P It is a good drama but I'm embarrassed to tell people its title lol thus its hard to recommend it.

I think the one that I hated the most would be 'Moonlight Drawn by Cloud'. The international title is 'Love in the Moonlight'. >.>

Ok thank you! I tried to watch but the picture quality is like really low. I dont know how to survive having used to 4k kind of picture OTL

Thank you for this review. I have no idea why people are so forgiving with rape when it is such a big and hideous crime. If I were you, this drama will get 1/10 lol esp it makes no sense when the character is not well written and didnt deserve any forgiveness. You dont just wake up and suddenly change.

However, seeing you comments below, you really hate with passion Lakorn's slap/kiss storylines. So, it makes me wonder why you still watch them if I may asked since most of them did normalise rape in such weird way.

Use VPN to watch Netflix from other country. :D

But seriously, I had a blast watching the Netflix's version since the 4k picture quality is everything -- and no watermark at all haha. The netflix subs are more technical -- so some context in the conversations give a different meaning or more hurtful and clearer than the fansub. I think the most obvious one would be when Thit & Jee at the fishing island. Jee wakes up when Thit wants to feed her the cold medicine and Jee pushed him away in an afraid manner. The fansub has Thit said 'You know how to be afraid of me?' but the Netflix sub is 'You are afraid of men?' which is a mocking remarks for Jee in reference on how easy for her to sell her body like the rumour he heard of her. But her reaction surprised him on how guarded she actually is around men. So the context of the whole thing was different with the Netflix sub. Plus, a lot of the conversations makes more sense with Netflix, like when I watched the drama with the fansubs, I always wonder why Jee & Chaiyan didnt refute that they arent lovers many times in front of Piak & Thit but actually, they did many times with the Netflix subs -- as the Netflix subs are clearer & not ambiguous.

A lot of forced kisses? :O Not just one but a lot?

In my personal opinion the best scene in this drama lol