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I agree regarding the issue of women in roles in BLs, as they are either pushed aside or portrayed as stupid or evil, or sometimes a trans man plays the role of a woman, it's always the same thing. At least here, she is not the villain. First is totally undeserving of the treatment towards him, but for me, it's very disconnected, I mean, he is portrayed as a smart and skeptical character, yet we don't see him actually investigating his suspicions, so there's some kind of flawed direction here.

Look at the behind-the-scenes video and make the connection, First was wearing the same black Adidas sweater and also spoke with that guy who appears in the introduction to episode 11.

I've really become disillusioned with her. First of all, she's completely clueless and didn't notice the romance between First and Sprite, despite being close to Sprite and talking to him on a daily basis. And after she found out, she didn't bother to tell either of them that it was time to reveal the truth. In the trailer, it seems like she blames Sprite for what happened to Zee and is less pleasant. She also , talks with First and answers him why Sprite is arriving late, so it seems that she was supposed to be more involved..I think they changed her role to such an extent that she doesn't really have a significant part. Her character is superficial and neither realistic nor human. On one hand, she seems like a good friend, but on the other, she really isn't. It appears they didn't use the script as it was intended.

From the Behind the scenes video, First had a boyfriend not Sprite, and then he imagines Sprite sitting in his place and talking to him, or maybe Sprite really came from the volleyball practice, perhaps he ran to him, it's not exactly clear why he is sitting in sports clothes if it's not First's imagination.

How come the scenes with Spite and First are so perfect? I've already watched them endless times.

I also thought that was the most logical explanation, but then in episode 10-9, it was completely disproven. The conversation they had on the bench, and then again, he approaches Zee asking why he doesn't return to the dorms and if he has any feelings towards Salmon repeatedly - so in short, he doesn't know and it was a mistake in editing when they wrote Sprite's name on the phone screen.

The 2016 version was satisfying, 2018 version just went downhill at some point it started to be annoying.

When will it be broadcast?

He's really mistreating First, poor thing. he doesn't deserve it.

Based on the trailer, the plot was supposed to be intelligent. Watching the trailer gives a completely different impression. I think they completely lost it in the last episodes. What remains is the chemistry between the two main actors, which really keeps the viewer engaged. It's hard to explain why the scenes between them are so attractive, almost as if a different director is editing them. But in the overall context of the plot, it's just unbelievable stupidity. The characters don't have a meaningful dialogue and there's no logical connection to what they're going through, as if they are parallel characters. Real people would have a concrete conversation. This is a comment I would have written years ago in Thai bl early series, but now!? Seriously? After years of Bls, they still haven't learned their lesson!? Even a beginner film student or someone casually editing a YouTube video could understand this. How is it that these director don't get it?

I haven't watched it yet, it's a shame that the silly plot continues, but I keep watching as their chemistry is off the charts.

I'm talking about ep 10

I'm talking about ep 10

Has he already told him the truth?

Why not?

There are so many other series that could have had a continuation, it's unclear what the hype is with this series.

Absolutely not

I'm just waiting for their second date and hoping it will be happy and not as depressing as the first one.

Akutsu is an excellent actor, but Abe is far less so. Generally, he didn't convince me, and we realized this in the third episode, which was supposed to be the wonderful finale of the love declaration and all, but it just wasn't convincing and was very odd and even detached. There wasn't really a process for such a dramatic declaration. I have no idea what, besides his acting, flawed the series because the first episode was good. However, the cracks in the editing started to show in the second episode, and it stopped being as funny as the first one. Maybe it wasn't enough for three episodes, or maybe there wasn't a strong enough plot for three episodes. I have no idea what didn't work, which is a pity.

Both look excellent and they are visually fitting. It seems to be highly related not only to taste but also to acting ability. Ryan is definitely more convincing in his acting, but Frame has a different kind of charm and still needs to learn to act. However, he still has the aura of an actor.