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this whole ep was kinda a bust for me - it…

this whole ep was kinda a bust for me - it was the same ol same ol.. Duang getting clowned on by everyone & it's supposedly hilarious, that he is the butt of everyone's jokes & yeah at least Qin is starting to thaw & is more loving towards him... still that friend group is just rubbing me the wrong way. but more then anything i got Duang getting hurt that Qin didn't want to accept his gift. yeah Qin wasn't in the wrong not wanting Duang to spend like crazy - but that also got solved with Qin taking Duang's feelings into consideration so something better then nothing. **************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************but then we got the the abuse story, which was very uncomfortable to sit through, but i was here for the tongue lashing Qin's parents got - for a millisec i wondered Why The F*ck weren't they there with the cops, our trying to beat the crap out of her fat ass. but then i "got it" they were ashamed of how they abandoned/neglected their baby. ******************************************if u got cameras at home, the one thing parents do is check up on their child, just to see them - whether they r sleeping or being looked after by a family member. the fact Qin's parents were so preoccupied with work, that they just didn't care to check up on how he was going - what he was doing tells me that, that nanny might have been spewing bile when she got caught - but almost every word thrown at the parents, about themselves was the truth. am sure that's also the reason Qin was never taken to a psychologist, they just dealt with the nanny & moved on with their lives as if nothing happened. *****************************this make me doubly infuriated at Qin's mother telling Duang that he needs to take care of Qin. his parents even now r carting him off to others, guess the only thing they r good for is money. some people shouldn't have children!

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as i rewatched the 1st seasons in preparation…

as i rewatched the 1st seasons in preparation for this the start was kind of a a drag, but appreciate the change where Kaitoon contacts Nont telling him that he can't meet cause he went to the beach with his colleagues (a lie) but better then the treatment Nont got in the previous season. even though i don't get why he was still at the coffee shop ordering for someone who tends to bail on him. they also changed the moment where the mains kinda reveled their feelings & it was a start of something even if it was the end of the series. oh well - guess that's gonna develop here - i hope *********************************the 2nd couple have to admit i wasn't a fan of in the 1st season & there something just dislikeable about King & know this is ironic given the fact that Peat was the one that ghosted him. but as King has decided to take him back i don't get WTH he is thinking flirting with the 1st yr kid - i for sure didn't like how he cornered him in the 1st seasons threating to strip him if he didn't do it himself - that whole dynamic was so freakin weird. so am curious where the writers is gonna take this couple/plot but i aint a fan of King. ****************************************************************************************************************& in the 1st season i said that i would've liked if this BL was only about one couple, something keeping it simple was the best, trying to branch out to more then one couple when there only 7-8 eps a lot falls through the cracks & u then come to away after finishing the series feeling like it was half assed. now not enough with the mains, King & the triangle - we get a GL??? idk how i feel about this

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Dealing with the locals and lack of support from company

Mr Seong finds himself set up to fail by both his boss wanting 1500 plants and the village chief who hates everything associated with his company. The locals have reason to despise the company’s efforts. The village chief has ordered that no one is allowed to help them in any manner. Mr Seong surprises some of them by using his own money to purchase items needed to irrigate the land. He has even ‘borrowed’ cow manure from a local to fertilize the land. His efforts are rewarded with a few cabbage sprouts. The boys have mixed feelings about the school. The youngest is willing to try new things. The middle son is wrapped up pining for a girl who has already moved on and is a lazy spoiled brat. He is a case of underutilized potential. The oldest is still hiding out not telling his parents he’s dropped out of school. He has found his way to the school cafeteria under pretense of looking out for his brothers when he’s really all about working with the pretty local girl. The wife is trying to get an in with the women’s association after turning them down initially. The chief’s wife is all about making it difficult for her because they all hate the company. She has collapsed at the coffee shop with a panic attack and the ladies are at least trying to help her some. I love the hardware store guy. He is so kind by nature, that when Mr Seong used his own money to pay for stuff, he snuck back later to help him fix things and set up the baby plant nursery. His assist has given Mr Seong his few moments of triumph. The middle son has grabbed his and little brother’s passport and plans on heading back to Toronto. The episode ends with the oldest telling dad that the two brothers are missing. I enjoyed the dynamics in this episode. There is reason for mistrust from the locals but the chief’s antics are rather meanspirited. His bosses at the company do not want him to succeed, but we really don’t know why yet. His boss makes diabolical demands with no backing for the exiled employee. The Seong family find themselves all together for the first time in a long while. They are getting reacquainted and adjusting to a very different pace and lifestyle than they are accustomed to. I find myself not so amused with the juvenile faces and actions of the village chief, but I like the little old ladies, the hardware guy, and the youngest son. They are my favorite characters so far. The comedy is a bit over the top for me, but what I appreciate is the underlying efforts and interactions to succeed in a very different environment. The locals testing to see if city people are capable of farming the land and the city people learning to appreciate a simpler life with closer family ties.

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that boy with the buzz+cut & eye+brow slit . . . character design ate

this show is conformist afffff omg like i don’t know if THAT was the way to go about the violence they are forced into but it’s whatever. i also don’t necessarily prefer how this season has gone about the class. there are easily more recognizable students who have their small bits but none of them ，nto even the main cast have gotten a chance to stand out incredibly well in comparison to shirokin boys. just now realized ，if we had shiro already , , , & this season is kuro . . . what the hell is the third class Ⅲ–d going to be ？also CELEBRATING HIRO MIZUSHIMA’s FIRST LINE OF DIALOGUE HERE YAAYYYYY i do think it would be funnier if he never got one though

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Justice is served

Jiang’s takedown was thorough but felt anticlimactic. He was so brutal at home and work that I found myself disappointed that he only had cuffs slapped on and no slap. However, YuCi wanted justice and that was thoroughly dispensed. Jiang is a very cool refined version of LiangLiang. When his current wife came to meet him while police escorted him from the building, she claimed freedom for herself and daughter. He acknowledged it but for him the bridge was already burned. LiangLiang is in the treatment center and PengYu was visiting. She was almost childlike when eating the food he brought. But when he told her to rest easy and that everything was over……she was back in crazy mode making it clear that for her, it would never be over. Members of dept 3, the heart of Lysen, have been placed as the company’s leaders and their new policy is working for the community as well as leading in construction. Market Master has regained consciousness and YuCi will visit weekly as a daughter. YuCi was greeted by mother and father. There is finally a photo with dad smiling but I did note that YuCi was by mom rather than in the middle. What is also noted is that the hatred between them no longer exists. Understanding is allowed between them. Chen Mo was disciplined for working outside the confines of his job. He opted to leave for awhile but he also left YuCi a letter. There is hope that these two will be able to live a good life and allow happiness and love to be part of it. I do wonder on Mr Xu. I would have liked to see his circumstances in a brighter environment. Even the reporter was disciplined for his false article that gained him so much publicity. Everyone that chose to cause deliberate harm was held accountable to the degree they were guilty. YuCi did not return to Lysen because that was never her goal. She has received justice for the wrongs done to her and is now only looking to the future where love can exist. Jiang, who was convinced that miracles could not happen for those who are good, got to bear witness that miracles can indeed happen for those who live their lives with integrity and believe in kindness. I would have loved a hint of what YuCi plans to do next, but am hoping whatever it is, Chen Mo will be by her side working with her.

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maybe their best episode.

okay i really liked that episode. the most logical conclusion would be dismantlling the age restriction that made her lie in the first place but i can’t say i hate the message of supporting the truth your friend wants to live. saki really stepped up this episode. it’s a miracle what having characters talk does ！who would’a thought ？i still think saki & remi need to learn to step up for their friends but i do generally like shinnosuke forcing the girls to confront their problems. i really do like the set+up though. this wasn’t just about targeting reika it was also about humiliating the entire group the rich girls deem below though. they all share her pain & plight now & can defend each other.

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Ok WOAH

The plot twist dude, I bawled my eyes out during Arnold and Tua's fight, I feel horrible for Arnold, I am sorry but Tua should have told the truth from the beginning. They seemed so in love this episode until the interview ruined it. Let's talk about how Rome stayed loyal to Raffy and didn't sleep with Pete, Green flag energy, he is the only one who truly cares for Raffy and I could Tell Raffy was slowly falling For Rome. Also The stair scene......anyways, I am glad we didn't see Boston. I love how Sand and Ray showed up and I love how Sand way playing matchmaker, I disliked how this episode felt so short. However I am worried for next episode

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