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Yes he is a grown man, but does that excuse the red flag behaviour and the sexualisation of any relationsship? Don't think so.

Hmmm... the side couple did not feel like abuse of power imho. It felt like an business transaction imho and an inmature handling of the situation on both sides. Champ could have spoken up much much earlier.

*nod* *nod*

a glimmer is not enough... it's just medicore for me :)
there are some shortfilms with happy end :)
but not sure if they were all aired on gaga.

mit abstand die beste omegaverse serie, ja. die beste serie jemals? nein, die ist meilenweit davon entfernt.

tssss....

compared to the US or Europe it was still cheap.... But for a chinese production filming in 2:1 with ARRI cameras maybe on the level of "The Next Prince" - but they also had a real orchester which is quite expensive especially the recording.

They need first financing from outside China, which is not that easy. See "Blue Canvas" which was on hiatus for half a year, where they sold the series after the ban.

Nicht wirklich, nur einmal konzentriert :)

The script was not bad, the acting was excellent, all parties playing their role to perfection. I did not really notice anything wrong with the makeup, other shows are much more over the top.

People liking the show, because they understand the context of the couples. One, who does hate omegas, but "his" omega loves him to death supposedly since school, and the other couple, because the omega is not an omega.

While the first episode was a bit slow, the second and third did have better pacing and it's intruiging for me at least. I hope we will see more of the second couple and how that will develop.

It's not a perfect show, but it's better than most.

indeed :)

He speaks better than most and I hear the difference. And with the scene I agree with you. I only talked about his ability to speak well. To have thai actors acting as english boys was really strange... and the underground scene was really bad...

we will see... still lots of weeks left to develop the story...

agree!

They often have strong beginning and then it goes down a cliff. So I hope, it will not be the case this time.

Orphanage? How do you get that? He is with his father. He never was an orphan. Yeah but you must consider when that is playing out. It's 1915. Do you think he would have the oportunity to learn thai in France at that time? I don't think so... And I have not even mentioned that the fountain pen was not time accurate as well 🤣

See below... immersion and so on... They do the same in Thailand for example in Next Prince where all the "english" boys did not speak so well except Nunew who really speaks well.

He said he got back after 20 years. So, he did not speak thai for a long time, because we don't know at which age his mom died. I assume it was during his childhood. So when he lived with his father for so long in France, should he not be perfect in french but have trouble with thai? Because we do not know how old he is, I assume he went to France before going to school in Thailand. We can not know how much his mom did teach him. And sorry, I'm always nitpicking because I think about such things while watching.

Nope, I always say what I think. And it breaks the immersion. That is my opinion.

And how lucky we are, that it's really an very good adaption!

That's what you get when the screenwriter understands his job and the director and actors execute it perfectly! Even the "little" boys were incredible!