Because they needed budget for F4... sad reality...
It was planned for 16 ep. - i remember it pretty clearly because i thought that GMMTV is going beyond Sotus. But it changed later... Anyway, i don't want to be this kind of person but i would be kinda happy if f4 flopped...
Definitely KinnPorsche , Vice-Versa and Never Let Me Go !
But they are both centered about bodyguards and young masters in mafia world - their synopsis would sound similar. So they would be compared if they get aired on the same year. Kinda like Enchante that is flopping because it was aired after popular BB
I need to state it: I was so sure that Gumpa is sus, his whole being screamed he was sus that i still can't accept that he turned out to be a good guy... Like it's the biggest plot twist in this story...
Definitely KinnPorsche , Vice-Versa and Never Let Me Go !
But GMMTV trailers are made to check viewer response - so it's not guarantee that drama would be made. It kinda have big overlap with KinnPorche so in place of GMMTV i would definitely not air it in the same year...
I kinda like it more than i thought i would be. I was also nicely surprised with the ending - when some actions of the director were REALLY bad he is doing it for the greater good. Anty cancer cell research, ability to find missing people/ objects, ability to tell if other person told the truth, ability to erase memories in case of rape victims of child molestation would be a blessing, and many others. they are abilities that would help thousands of people.
While Pang side was much weaker - like equal treatment - would anybody resign from all benefits I mentioned above just for students to eat lunches at the same time? I believe in giving equal opportunities but if someone show potential he should be natured and not squeezed back in the line because he is better than the rest... so I understand everyone's decision to not give up of their abilities and feel betrayed when Pang tried to make the decision for them..
Like their schools had the best way to detect the gifted student but gifted students existed even before this program was made - Director is good example himself - so gathering these kids and teaching them how to control their gifts - is win - win situation. Can you imagine Ohm with his power of making things disappear going to normal school and accidentally making people disappear without having anyone to ask for help?
I don't want to excuse the actions of the director - mentally disabling a group of students for the sake of the experiment is VERY BAD - but if he found a kid with the correct ability he would be able to fix what was done, so him not giving up the gifted program make sense.
Overall I really loved all the characters - but Pang hero action without thinking more deeply if he was right really didn't sit right with me.
I kinda like it more than i thought i would be. I was also nicely surprised with the ending - when some actions of the director were REALLY bad he is doing it for the greater good. Anty cancer cell research, ability to find missing people/ objects, ability to tell if other person told the truth, ability to erase memories in case of rape victims of child molestation would be a blessing, and many others. they are abilities that would help thousands of people.
While Pang side was much weaker - like equal treatment - would anybody resign from all benefits I mentioned above just for students to eat lunches at the same time? I believe in giving equal opportunities but if someone show potential he should be natured and not squeezed back in the line because he is better than the rest... so I understand everyone's decision to not give up of their abilities and feel betrayed when Pang tried to make the decision for them..
Like their schools had the best way to detect the gifted student but gifted students existed even before this program was made - Director is good example himself - so gathering these kids and teaching them how to control their gifts - is win - win situation. Can you imagine Ohm with his power of making things disappear going to normal school and accidentally making people disappear without having anyone to ask for help?
I don't want to excuse the actions of the director - mentally disabling a group of students for the sake of the experiment is VERY BAD - but if he found a kid with the correct ability he would be able to fix what was done, so him not giving up the gifted program make sense.
Overall I really loved all the characters - but Pang hero action without thinking more deeply if he was right really didn't sit right with me.
The ratings for this BL keep on dropping and here my heart still can't move on from this show. Like after a very…
I think its kinda translation fault... like it made Kiyoi sound much meaner that he actually was... if i remember correctly some sentences were even shortened and simplified...
Was I the only one who had this Oh No feeling after watching the uncut trailer ??? Like - "Everone wants me killed" Grammarly is should probably be something like - Everone wants me dead or Everyone wants to kill me It just one of the examples..
I don't know thai but the quality of translation seems questionable to me...
Can you imagine the most awaited BL this year having this level of official translation?
Idk but if you are with your partner for 3 years it's normal to still being shy or not to show affection to your…
Agree, i think it was one of the show main weaknesses... but it was 2017, every BL was very PG... only Love by Chance that was massive hit at that time kinda broke that mold, leading to more realistic portrayal of relationships... But even in 22 we are still getting the same problem...
Anyway, i don't want to be this kind of person but i would be kinda happy if f4 flopped...
Kinda like Enchante that is flopping because it was aired after popular BB
I was so sure that Gumpa is sus, his whole being screamed he was sus that i still can't accept that he turned out to be a good guy...
Like it's the biggest plot twist in this story...
Is there any plot left?
I was also nicely surprised with the ending - when some actions of the director were REALLY bad he is doing it for the greater good. Anty cancer cell research, ability to find missing people/ objects, ability to tell if other person told the truth, ability to erase memories in case of rape victims of child molestation would be a blessing, and many others. they are abilities that would help thousands of people.
While Pang side was much weaker - like equal treatment - would anybody resign from all benefits I mentioned above just for students to eat lunches at the same time? I believe in giving equal opportunities but if someone show potential he should be natured and not squeezed back in the line because he is better than the rest... so I understand everyone's decision to not give up of their abilities and feel betrayed when Pang tried to make the decision for them..
Like their schools had the best way to detect the gifted student but gifted students existed even before this program was made - Director is good example himself - so gathering these kids and teaching them how to control their gifts - is win - win situation. Can you imagine Ohm with his power of making things disappear going to normal school and accidentally making people disappear without having anyone to ask for help?
I don't want to excuse the actions of the director - mentally disabling a group of students for the sake of the experiment is VERY BAD - but if he found a kid with the correct ability he would be able to fix what was done, so him not giving up the gifted program make sense.
Overall I really loved all the characters - but Pang hero action without thinking more deeply if he was right really didn't sit right with me.
I was also nicely surprised with the ending - when some actions of the director were REALLY bad he is doing it for the greater good. Anty cancer cell research, ability to find missing people/ objects, ability to tell if other person told the truth, ability to erase memories in case of rape victims of child molestation would be a blessing, and many others. they are abilities that would help thousands of people.
While Pang side was much weaker - like equal treatment - would anybody resign from all benefits I mentioned above just for students to eat lunches at the same time? I believe in giving equal opportunities but if someone show potential he should be natured and not squeezed back in the line because he is better than the rest... so I understand everyone's decision to not give up of their abilities and feel betrayed when Pang tried to make the decision for them..
Like their schools had the best way to detect the gifted student but gifted students existed even before this program was made - Director is good example himself - so gathering these kids and teaching them how to control their gifts - is win - win situation. Can you imagine Ohm with his power of making things disappear going to normal school and accidentally making people disappear without having anyone to ask for help?
I don't want to excuse the actions of the director - mentally disabling a group of students for the sake of the experiment is VERY BAD - but if he found a kid with the correct ability he would be able to fix what was done, so him not giving up the gifted program make sense.
Overall I really loved all the characters - but Pang hero action without thinking more deeply if he was right really didn't sit right with me.
Utsukushii Kare questionable translation is a kinda good example...
I have my fingers crossed for a more accurate and smooth translation for the actual show...
Like - "Everone wants me killed"
Grammarly is should probably be something like - Everone wants me dead or Everyone wants to kill me
It just one of the examples..
I don't know thai but the quality of translation seems questionable to me...
Can you imagine the most awaited BL this year having this level of official translation?
But even in 22 we are still getting the same problem...