3.1 yes, i love it either. Some people might say it's cliche that everyone, even the antagonists, be happy & forgiven at the end. But i love it. In fact, we should try to accept our family no matter what, if they've realized their wrongdoings.
At first, I was hoping to see Wat quickly change to a better man. But now that I have completed the lakorn, I…
well said! I'm glad either with Wat's gradual improvement. After agreeing about s*x principal with Kul, he's still being playboy, doing drugs, selfish, hotheaded, etc. But he gradually tries to control himself. and when it comes to love, it seems he learns a lot from Ginney, Tet, & Kul.
i also agree about Kul. she accepts Wat isn't bcoz she already loved him, but she can feel the chance of loving him & living together with him.
I'm here again to defend Bua's character because people seem to keep focusing on her being unappreciative and…
If i may add, in reality, Kul's saying "love isn't enough" is actually right. To build a relationship especially marriage, we also need trust, communication, commitment, etc. and yes, i agree that it means they aren't meant to be together. and i've seen in other lakorns that a couple loving each other but end up separated.
i also agree about Kul. she accepts Wat isn't bcoz she already loved him, but she can feel the chance of loving him & living together with him.
and yes, i agree that it means they aren't meant to be together. and i've seen in other lakorns that a couple loving each other but end up separated.