Claddagh

I thought you said a few weeks ago that Gao Tu was a pathetic loser?

I think he's just a kind guy who loves his friends. In his past life he saved a kitten in the tree. In his current life as a child, he saved a puppy. Both time Paran witnessed it and was touched by his kindness. He's quite selfless and he helps others. That's why his friends and Paran loves him I think. So yes, he's a simple guy but a nice one. I feel that they made him quite delicate on purpose (the other students were comparing him to a girl) because he was a woman before and to accentuate the fact that he is innocent and pure. So in my opinion, the actor plays the character as it is written (I haven't read the book though). But I get what you're saying. I wasn't sure about the actor but in episode 8, he really nailed it and I understood it's the character that is like that.

😂😂

Khanom Tan (Toddy Palm Cake). Not sure but I think.

The way Master put his cream on 🤭

For sure. I thought he clicked but no, next scene he is on the boat ⛵ 😅

I'm only on episode 4 right now because I have so many dramas going on. But I really love Hunting as well !

All this gland talk is so funny to me. Even more because I watch it on Viki in my language and it sounds so funny. "You damaged my glands" 😂😅

Nothing wrong, everybody has their own taste. Charn is also cute.

I missed the moment they say he cannot have "sex" ?

Not a fan of kisses with a wide open mouth, but otherwise their romantic and nc scenes were well done. Their acting was really on point. I have to say that the 4 actors can play "first sensual emotions" very well. They can portray young men having their first sensual experiences and look innocent enough to be convincing.

I was wondering the same.

Good to know 🤭

I'm glad haha

I got the joke. I haven't finished the episode yet but I saw this kiss and I though the same. One was doing all the work and the other wasn't moving lol.

I've just finished the episode and yes, what a joke 😅🥲. Just a text exchange. 🙄

I'm going to watch it but knowing that I won't see them until the end, I will be less disappointed. But it's a pity they don't have more screentime 🥲

Oh no, I haven't watched the episode yet and I was waiting for the development of their story.

If you like this kind of drama, I recommend Thirteen years of dust. There is also an investigation and it's raw as well with a good plot and storytelling. https://mydramalist.com/717837-an-ye-ming-tan

I've started episode 3 and I have the same feeling. It's filmed in a way that you want to follow the characters on their story. It's like you're with them. Acting is really good so far as well.