So even after she realized her boyfriend was in love with his co-star, Zhen Xin's girlfriend decided to make "Honey's" life hell by going public with her relationship with him, instead of admitting defeat and walking away.
Noooooo! I decided to go ahead and watch this because comments had said it had a happy ending, but even though…
Now, keep in mind.....even if the actors' take is correct, that doesn't mean Pei Yanzhi is dead. He's most likely still in Japan being treated for the poison.
I think.....perhaps......they might have left it that way in case they want to do a S2? Maybe?
Tay and New have such great chemistry together. Not just when things are heating up, but in their everyday scenes. Their level of physical comfort with the other person's body and personal space is very natural and nice to see. It's totally believable that their characters like each other and enjoy spending time with each other.
I wonder if the part of the plot of the internal story is that - out of jealousy and anger - LinLin (Dr. Fang's ex and Gao Zhun's current girlfriend) reports Dr. Fang for getting involved with a patient and he loses his license.
Also......I really hope the series shows us more of the external story between Zhen Xin and Zhang Zhun. I feel like that's underdeveloped so far.
Tee is really good in the role. and he’s also hot. I didn’t connect as much with the main actor. They use…
Not only that, but the lighting in general in certain scenes is weird.
Example: In Ep 3 at the 25:43 time stamp.....
Little Jane starts to walk toward a wall to look at a poster and someone who was apparently responsible for lighting suddenly went "OH!!! I need to turn this light on so we can see his face better." And the light suddenly turned on and lit his face up.
That was an obvious blooper that should have been caught and re-filmed.
"People who break the favor rules with P'Jane......."
(Long pause)
"What happens to them?"
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^^^^^^ Those long pauses are what DRIVES ME INSANE about Thai dramas.
Who the hell taught those actors to speak their dialogue that way? It sounds SO unnatural, and it leaves the viewer hanging until they utter the next few words before leaving the viewer hanging again until they utter the NEXT few words......and so on and so on and so on.
Why can't they just speak normally, at a normal pace, the way NORMAL people would, WITHOUT the long f*cking pauses?
What kind of investigator stands in a room with a civilian whose family is tied to a crime he's investigating, and speaks out loud on the phone in front of that person about evidence tied to the case?????
Not professional, and not realistic at all. It's so annoying when I see stuff like that in a drama.
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Or is that a special episode?
I'm confused because this MDL page is already called Duang with You (2026).
So even after she realized her boyfriend was in love with his co-star, Zhen Xin's girlfriend decided to make "Honey's" life hell by going public with her relationship with him, instead of admitting defeat and walking away.
What a B.
I think.....perhaps......they might have left it that way in case they want to do a S2? Maybe?
Also......I really hope the series shows us more of the external story between Zhen Xin and Zhang Zhun. I feel like that's underdeveloped so far.
Example: In Ep 3 at the 25:43 time stamp.....
Little Jane starts to walk toward a wall to look at a poster and someone who was apparently responsible for lighting suddenly went "OH!!! I need to turn this light on so we can see his face better." And the light suddenly turned on and lit his face up.
That was an obvious blooper that should have been caught and re-filmed.
Little Jane:
"And the people who break the contract....."
(Long pause)
"People who break the favor rules with P'Jane......."
(Long pause)
"What happens to them?"
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^^^^^^ Those long pauses are what DRIVES ME INSANE about Thai dramas.
Who the hell taught those actors to speak their dialogue that way? It sounds SO unnatural, and it leaves the viewer hanging until they utter the next few words before leaving the viewer hanging again until they utter the NEXT few words......and so on and so on and so on.
Why can't they just speak normally, at a normal pace, the way NORMAL people would, WITHOUT the long f*cking pauses?
What kind of investigator stands in a room with a civilian whose family is tied to a crime he's investigating, and speaks out loud on the phone in front of that person about evidence tied to the case?????
Not professional, and not realistic at all. It's so annoying when I see stuff like that in a drama.