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Yeah, Sand is the one I feel most sorry for in this show.

I have to agree. I see no chemistry between Force and Book. From what they showed of Mew's first time, it must have been a snore fest.

Nick needs to realize what a jerk Ton is. He should have told him to go home after that scene. What a crappy thing to do, and probably mostly because he was upset about Mew and Top.

This series is awesome and a great break from the norm. Kudos to the actors. I really hate both Ton and Top. Just looking at the expression on Top's face makes me dislike him, and Ton is awful to both his friends and his lovers. None of them seem to feel the need to protect Mew from the player Top, who is going to hurt him. Also, by the looks of their "love scene," must have been pretty blah. ForceBook do have chemistry, to a degree, but I've never seen a very sexy love scene between them, and I am certainly not seeing it here in their kisses and such.

?? I have watched it twice, as I just said.

There are the obvious problems---the lipstick, the extreme miscommunication, the fart jokes--in the midst of excellent filming. But why the jumping back and forth in time? I understand there's something called a flashback that's needed sometimes, but why have Kuea telling Diao about the4 accident before the scene when he learns about it? Seems to me like a failed attempt to be artsy.

Makes me wonder what Yi's problem is. I mean, he seems to have done a 180 since their friends' wedding and is somehow invovlved with that woman--although it doesn't appear to be romantic. Diao jumped fast to that assumption. Was that the same day he left? Because it showed him sleeping and having a bad dream after that, so why didn't Yi talk about it with him? I didn't really like the way the scenes jumped back and forth like that. It was confusing. Not sure why to choose to show K calling Diao and giving him the news before the scene where Kuea was on the phone with Yi.

Makes me wonder what Yi's problem is. I mean, he seems to have done a 180 since their friends' wedding and is somehow invovlved with that woman--although it doesn't appear to be romantic. Diao jumped fast to that assumption. Was that the same day he left? Because it showed him sleeping and having a bad dream after that, so why didn't Yi talk about it with him? I didn't really like the way the scenes jumped back and forth like that. It was confusing. Not sure why to choose to show K calling Diao and giving him the news before the scene where Kuea was on the phone with Yi.

I truly want to feel that way, but it appears that Yi is going to regain his memory fast and then trick Diao by acting like he can't remember him. It would take 20 episodes to fix their immature, non-communicative relationship.

I agree for the most part but love MaxNat and will continue to watch. CP wasn't one of my favorites. I tried to rewatch it recently and just couldn't. You're right about Yi and Diao--they were improving, but evidently something's happened to send Yi back into his shell. I appreciate the fact that Diao can't live that way and kind of hate that Yi's dragging him back and will keep him there by tricking him. Too much makeup, especially in the HOSPITAL. As for the stuffed animals, well, I've seen that in so many bl's, I don't even think about it anymore. It seems to be the thing to cut to them when the bedroom antics get going.

It's such a mix of impressive and stupid. The lipstick 💄 and lack of injury after that car accident. The lack of communication. The fart noises.

I figure because it's Diao's car, the accident was meant for Diao, but I don't know who wants him dead. Probably not his father, who can benefit off their marriage.

I mean, seriously.

Lol. The lipstick in the hospital after a horrific car accident.

In CP they said something about a dog and that's why Diao was afraid of dogs, but in his dream it was a tiger. But he seems to be associating Yi with a tiger, the symbol of YI's company. Surely they will explain.

I haven't seen Love Syndrome, but in this one it looks like he regains his memory quickly, then pretends he's still lost it--maybe to keep Diao with him.

I enjoyed it. It wasn't the greatest writing, but it was an enjoyable enough watch.

Oh my God, some of those are the pits.

I don't know. It wasn't the greatest, but I still enjoyed it a lot. I feel it would have been more cohesive if it was the original boyfriend stalking Rak instead o someone new, though. The music they played during the love scenes cracked me up. Sounded like a p*rn soundtrack.

Well, f*ck.