A rare win for DMD! This show could've gone sooo wrong because there is so many moments that can be cringe if…
Not rare at all. Cutie Pie and TNP have won all sorts of awards, and Cutie Pie is one of the most watched bl's of all time. It currently has more than half a billion views.
Khemjira has almost as good a rating as this series. And either way ratings don't tell the entire story. It's how many people are watching it and how many awards does it win.
I'm pissed seeing so many people rating this series 1 which it definitely doesn't deserve!
Maybe they gave up after the first episode which was pretty unwatchable. If it didn't have such a high rating I wouldn't have continued. I'm on episode 4 now and it's picking up. I don't rate shows until I've watched the whole thing.
Just starting to watch it, but I wouldn't expect any NC scenes in a series rated for teens 13 plus.
The content rating above says teens 13 and older. Usually if there is a mature version there's a separate listing in MDL for uncut. This is the only listing for this drama on MDL.
Then you didn't understand. Kuea's family was Thai aristocracy. They had a house full of maids. Early on Kuea…
Ask Prince Charles. He doesn't even know how to squeeze the toothpaste out of a tube onto a toothbrush. You're talking about a level of living that even normal rich people don't know.
If you've never been in a kitchen the likelihood is you don't know how to cook anything much less what knife to use when doing it. It's not rocket science.
So many things wrong but i laugh how the guy is supposedly smart enough to lead a "double life": he goes…
Then you didn't understand. Kuea's family was Thai aristocracy. They had a house full of maids. Early on Kuea tells Kondiao that he had never even been in a kitchen before much less knew how to cut or cook anything. It wasn't that he was dumb it was the way he was brought up. And he didn't have any interest in learning how to cook so he didn't. He was rich enough to order in food. But he was interested in music and superbikes so he learned a lot about both of those. Got it now?
EP1- ML and FL successfully sexually assaulted each other. Congratulations to both of these folks. - FL is so…
No he isn't and neither is the actor who plays him. In the show the ex-boyfriend has him investigated and finds the only relationship he ever had was with a woman long ago. I think this was a plot device to parallel Gulf's personal dating history in 2019 when he starred TharnType.
Took me forever to find this somewhere with English subtitles. Finally found it on Dailymotion which has a horrible search engine but I found a username Sakura Felix Drama who has the whole series under her name. Only problem is you have to scroll down through a million dramas to find it and there are too many really annoying advertisements. I pay for an ad free experience when I can find it.
About the discussion of who assaulted who, they both did, but she was way more guilty. She wanted a baby and I think if she had to tie him down she would have done it.
Other than that:
The good parts. Really good chemistry between the ML and FL.
Innovative plot about assumptions.
-- just because you're dressed flamboyantly and have a career as a makeup artist doesn't necessarily mean you're gay.
-- just because you're sweet to your wife doesn't mean you have no backbone and aren't capable of protecting yourself and her.
-- Just because you're brought up in high class society doesn't let mean that you can't grow up to be an entitled brat and unworthy to be anyone's husband. much less anyone's father.
There are themes of authenticity, being your real self and therefore incapable of being blackmailed for a perceived low class up bringing and criminal father.
And a parallel was brought forward between the ML and Gulf whose first drama was staring as the gay lover to Tharn (played by Mew Suppasit). Gulf's only known relationship was with a woman, someone he dated for several years during high school and maybe college.
Now for the bad.
The bad was so bad that it almost erased all the good parts.
Endless flashbacks that had me scrolling through half of some of the episodes. Each one should have been about an hour or maybe an hour and 10 minutes. There was too much wasted time spent on flashbacks, sometimes occurring only 5 minutes before they flashed back on it.
Really dumb over the top characters. The worst of them was Jan, her dramatics, annoying marketing tactics and really bad business sense. It's amazing she didn't go bankrupt years ago.
The ex-boyfriend was Shakespearean evil with too many people excusing heinous behavior. Everyone from his mother, to his maids, to his slutty baby mama turned saint. I understand dramatic license but this guy committed so many crimes there's no way he wouldn't have been in prison long ago for everything he'd done.
The redemption plot for the ML's father was way too simple. You don't go from being extremely angry, rightly so, to forgiving without as much as a discussion. But it seems like Dad did repent even if they never did have what I consider a reasonable discussion about the past.
I'm glad I got to see it, but I'll probably never watch it again given all the commercials and the really long episodes filled with crap. The producers should do a severe edit of this thing and put it on Netflix where I could watch it in peace without all the BS.
All the Ramil/Paytai fans are probably disappointed with Jimmy and Ohm's professional split. They seem to be on good terms so I'm not sure why this happened.
The expectations for this drama weren't met. There was a lot of hype surrounding everything - from the pairing…
It was never supposed to be only about romance. The major plot was Prince Khanin's return to Emmaly to seat his father as the next king if he wins a fencing competition . . . And he and his bodyguard fall in love along the way.
That's the way it was written in the book, that's the way it was promoted before the series debuted, so if your expectations weren't met you had the wrong expectations.
I thought it was cute. ML and FL had good chemistry. A predictable plot with a secret to hide, evil sister-in-law and tragedy in both the leads childhoods. The one trope they didn't hit on was meeting as kids. I wasn't expecting anything but light-hearted entertainment with a little bit of drama thrown in and that's pretty much what I got, with the predicted happy ending.
only one of them is lacking a kidney and has a surgery scar what the hell did he need the tissue tested for
All the scar tells you is she was the one who donated the kidney. It doesn't tell you whether she was Sarah Kim or Kim Mi-Jeong. The story isn't told in chronological order so you don't know when the two women met and when they started impersonating each other.
Khemjira has almost as good a rating as this series. And either way ratings don't tell the entire story. It's how many people are watching it and how many awards does it win.
If you've never been in a kitchen the likelihood is you don't know how to cook anything much less what knife to use when doing it. It's not rocket science.
About the discussion of who assaulted who, they both did, but she was way more guilty. She wanted a baby and I think if she had to tie him down she would have done it.
Other than that:
The good parts. Really good chemistry between the ML and FL.
Innovative plot about assumptions.
-- just because you're dressed flamboyantly and have a career as a makeup artist doesn't necessarily mean you're gay.
-- just because you're sweet to your wife doesn't mean you have no backbone and aren't capable of protecting yourself and her.
-- Just because you're brought up in high class society doesn't let mean that you can't grow up to be an entitled brat and unworthy to be anyone's husband. much less anyone's father.
There are themes of authenticity, being your real self and therefore incapable of being blackmailed for a perceived low class up bringing and criminal father.
And a parallel was brought forward between the ML and Gulf whose first drama was staring as the gay lover to Tharn (played by Mew Suppasit). Gulf's only known relationship was with a woman, someone he dated for several years during high school and maybe college.
Now for the bad.
The bad was so bad that it almost erased all the good parts.
Endless flashbacks that had me scrolling through half of some of the episodes. Each one should have been about an hour or maybe an hour and 10 minutes. There was too much wasted time spent on flashbacks, sometimes occurring only 5 minutes before they flashed back on it.
Really dumb over the top characters. The worst of them was Jan, her dramatics, annoying marketing tactics and really bad business sense. It's amazing she didn't go bankrupt years ago.
The ex-boyfriend was Shakespearean evil with too many people excusing heinous behavior. Everyone from his mother, to his maids, to his slutty baby mama turned saint. I understand dramatic license but this guy committed so many crimes there's no way he wouldn't have been in prison long ago for everything he'd done.
The redemption plot for the ML's father was way too simple. You don't go from being extremely angry, rightly so, to forgiving without as much as a discussion. But it seems like Dad did repent even if they never did have what I consider a reasonable discussion about the past.
I'm glad I got to see it, but I'll probably never watch it again given all the commercials and the really long episodes filled with crap. The producers should do a severe edit of this thing and put it on Netflix where I could watch it in peace without all the BS.
That's the way it was written in the book, that's the way it was promoted before the series debuted, so if your expectations weren't met you had the wrong expectations.
At least she was honest and said she wasn't over her college crush when Yu Sen first started courting her.
In fact that was a part of the script that I liked the most, the idea that both of them wanted to be fair to each other.