LilyBird

I did! I enjoyed it a lot. Dang, haven't seen the second season yet.
I'll still give it a try.
"At a Distance, Spring Is Green" is also a great watch. Also with Park Ji Hoon. He's really amazing with those kinda roles. :(

Honestly. Hitting a child with your hands is bad enough, but using something that could actually be a deadly weapon.
Can't even begin to understand someone who would do that.

Thank you! Damn, that golf club startled me. I thought it was only for show but then he shows up with bandages?!

Dang, I got creepy vibes off of him, but I didn't expect this either.

Also the nerve of Hui Leuk To to even ask "What's the problem?".... Emotional Intelligence of a raw egg.

As it sounded to me it's basically "Don't force yourself to love me. I'm happy I got to confess." Then said something like "I like you more like a mascot. You're just cute and loveable like one."
Some places in Japan have local mascots. Look up "Kumamon" for example.
It really doesn't seem to make much sense WHY he would say that though.
Stupid attempt to make him not force himself to love him?
Take back his confession (which he knows Mayama has trauma of)?
Hopefully they'll explain why he said it. Cause it's just kinda weird and he obviously still likes him.
Might be a case of "Love interest says something stupid he didn't mean that way at all and main character will say 'How was I supposed to understand that?'"

Sorry, not sure my explanation helps, because I'm also confused why he said it. 😔

It came across to me, that he was worried he'd force himself to fulfil Asmiya's "expectations" to love him?
The mascot part was utter rubbish though.

I can only manage to drop a show if it's truly horrible from beginning to end of the episode. If there's even a few minutes or something enjoyable I'll just x1.25-x1.5 through it. Maybe skip past a side story I don't care about.
Or if the subtitles don't make any sense.

I feel there's things in this that would make it interesting, if they didn't constantly fumble them. The weird blur filter and fish eye are hurting my eyes though. And at some point I didn't even notice it was on x1.25 cause it was still way too slow (can't go faster, cause the subtitles disappear too quickly). But that's a common problem in shows. They just kind of stiffly stand there and have their slow conversations.

The bodyguards were probably how Nakhun just walzed right in without looking frantic... I guess? But does that really make sense if his father has been gone for ages? Wouldn't Pathsa have someone more available as an emergency contact?
Unless it has to be a blood relative.

"I think the lock is locked"....lol?
"You asked why Mr. Narat's men find that place." Is Narat the father in law?
What place did they find?
The forest or his old apartment?
Who put GPS on Phatsas car?
Who went where?! It doesn't make sense.
How did Phatsa end up in his fathers house instead of the hospital if he fainted in the hospital?
Why did Phatsa not say "Hey listen Father who didn't see me in years. My mate didn't hit me. Some weird guys did, and they shot my mate. Now please, where is he?!" (in less rude but I mean....he was just quiet the whole time his father was being mad about Nakhun)

Can't really tell whether the episode didn't make sense or it's just the subtitle.
(ohhhhhh they're AI translated.... no wonder they're shitty....)
(confusing thoughts in reply with spoiler tag)

I mean some people enjoy watching really bad movies too.
It's fun talking about the things that are weird/ bad/ went wrong.
Or issues with "giving up" or not finishing things.
Or fear of missing out.
Or hope that it's going to get better.

Or a mix of all of them :D

What's bothering me most is that he still hasn't apologized and keeps blaming Three?

ohhhh shit. I wouldn't have even noticed if I didn't see your comment..... I just finished episode 8
o____o

Exactly. I also feel like the Trailers had a different, more toxic, plot?
Not sure if I remember incorrectly. But it has a way more tame feeling to it now.
Also the description... Ten didn't really have to request much. Dean already had his eyes on Moth from the start.

I agree the toxic relationship situations have been more common recently.
The whole "obsessive, possessive boyfriend" thing really is not healthy to promote.
Good for story building. Bad as role models for relationships.

In this show, from the feeling I get from episode 1 they're both aware of the other persons red flaginess from the beginning.
Compared to most red flags in shows these days... they don't feel that red.
(slightly spoilerish maybe?):
I mean it's episode 1, so things might change, but they're not pretending to be anyone else. If you take the typical "Betting to bed/make other character fall in love" or trying to get the sleeping around cheater bad boy to be monogamous plot line. This isn't that.
From episode 1 they just have really extreme differences when it comes to dating. Which is totally fair at that age?
Maybe I'm missing some nuance though.

Damn, that anxiety attack scene felt a bit too authentic.

I seriously started to blame my own memory for forgetting an important side character.
Then it turns out he's not been shown for 5 episodes and his name wasn't ever mentioned.

Any gen AI is too much gen AI.
Unless people complain, creators of shows won't know that they should stop using gen AI.

All we can hope for is a well done ending at this point.

OHHHH! Looks like I skimmed past him when I looked before.
Ep 3 - 36:16
They explained the whole land ownership back and forth.
No name mentioned.
Also Naphitch talked like he hated Tim. Not at all like a "How could you betray us" relationship.

That's the issue I'm having. If there's a "You betrayed us!" revelation, shouldn't there have been a developed relationship there, so you'd be surprised?
At least that's how storytelling is usually done.
Tim might as well have been just a random nameless bad guy Sangnuea was using.