Not a Robot

The two leads are very comfortable together and their acting chemistry is so good. I feel tense around them, just like everyone else.

That's what the father did, he stuck is head in the sand and hoped wishcraft would work. The character went through a lot of trauma, even of his own making and even now seems a little strange. Since the author only releases chapters of the novel after the episode airs, I'm not sure what's wrong with Phatsa's father.

I love this series because it is an actual omegaverse. I didn't buy Phatsa not knowing about ABO though. Usually people like Phatsa are raised as betas, but after seeing Phatsa's father's mental state, I'll just go with the flow. I like the acting too.

I thought it was a meaningful conversation. The father explained that wanting to give his wife autonomy ended up backfiring in his face, so he wanted to give his son, who he thought was an alpha a life without the burdens of the secondary characteristics. The father regrets not biting the mother, but he avenged her death, that he believes he caused. Normally, they raise these children as betas, but this creator chose differently.

It's a ranking system. According to the jerk off father, a true alpha and pre omega can produce an enigma, which is why he is searching for his own son in-law and I hope it takes him 12 episodes to find him.

I usually hate the cross-culture adaptations. I have not finished one Japanese adaptation of a Thai series that has already been done. In fairness, I feel the same way when Thailand adapts a Japanese series that has already been done, even when I like the actors. I could not finish Cherry Magic although I like Tay and New.

I reawatched episode 1 of this series to see if it was a fluke, and no, I enjoyed the first episode. I felt the character of Oji was very creepy, and scary looking, so I don't understand how Hinata can't just turn him down. I'm looking forward to watching episode 2.

I loved the dramatic music during the rescue scene. And poor Sam had a red knee from making Jam come back to life! No stunt double was used in the artificial respiration scene. I had zero exceptions and this series is making up for the ending of A Dog and a Plane.

Since there are so many series out now, I'm not watching as many teen and "dark" series as I used to in the past, so I didn't watch Reset, even though I love Pond. Peterpan is very handsome though. Thanks for letting me know so that I can watch it in the future.

I love fluff, it's one of my favorite genres of BL, but that older female classmate and the mall Santa's North Pole Christmas decorations ruined it for me.

I like this because for once there is a KBL where the actor, mainly Jung, didn't look like he would rather be scrubbing a toilet than kissing his co-star. I like when someone falls in love by accident. Was it the best? No, but I've seen much worse.

I'm not a Christian, not raised Christian, so I don't have baggage either way. I have worked with many LGBT people as colleagues and clients and there are many who are strong Christians and love Jesus. I hope they are represented in this series. I hope the fornicators and adulterers, to take a seat if they want to talk scripture, as sin is sin.

I watched part of the first episode and wanted to see the response now that the series is over because Gemini looks nowhere close to 40, aka 20 years ago, and I couldn't tell if the church is Episcopal or Catholic. I'm assuming Episcopal based on the robes the father is wearing. Back in 1996, gays were living openly as Christians, so don't want to waste my time with a suicide like it was 1896. The reviews look good, so I'll press on.

My idea of a dream is not being kissed by a Ken doll. The dialogue chemistry is good, so I'm not sure why the kiss is blah.

I had no expectations and ending up enjoying this episode. Since I'm in my comedy era, they are my priority, the only broody show I'm watching weekly is Bittersweet Love. I hope they continue on this path, I really like Max playing an overwrought, overly emotional character. The guy playing the older brother is very handsome and I'll take Fluke any day of the week.

This should have been a full screen, full production series. Leave our yandere characters alone if unable to do them justice. We'll be fine without an adaptation. The vertical adaptations seems to be the new lazy way of cutting corners. The MC and ML deserved a complete adaptation and so did the cast, but for the format, I think the actors did a decent job.

I don't usually watch teen series anymore (I still haven't watched Head 2 Head or Ticket to Heaven), but being a fellow weirdo, I think that I need to watch.

This is a starter BL for people who are still underage or people who like 13+ stories. Very cute for a short.

It was okay, but I think most KBL are terrible and I liked the actor who played Seo. The plot holes were too big to make this believable though. Just like the ending, huge plot hole. It would have been better had they invested in a longer series and explained some of the missing information.

I love the series, but I'm also reading the novel as the author releases chapters, which come out after the episode airs so you cannot read ahead. An example is how Phatsa was so mad about the "hotel women," and Nakhun was truly puzzled by why Phatsa was angry when he was being truthful. Phatsa switched from P'Nakhun back to Khun Nakhun after learning about the hotel women and this really bothered Nakhun. Which made it funnier for me lol.

It looks like Nakhun and Phatsa may have knotted at the end of episode 5. I love how Nakhun will only lose control when it comes to Phatsa. He probably used a condom with those "hotel" women, but he knotted with Phatsa. Love it.

Xiao Fan being the middle child between the eldest boy and youngest/only girl, is used to being invisible. He waits until he is useful before he acts, and this is what makes him part of the family. He will draw his line though, like when he left the Bei house and took a job in another town to get away from Lu Qing. We all know the Lu Qing loved first and manipulated the Lu family into sending Xiao Fan instead of Xiao Ping. Lu Qing, the tsundere who must be in control, used Xiao Ping's situation to manipulate Xiao Fan to be by his side again. I have a weak spot for yandere characters and Lu Qing has yandere traits. I like this show much more than I thought I would because I'm kind of tired of the dark, broody dramas that seem to be flooding the scene this year. I've been prioritizing comedies this year, and historical series, but I'm enjoying this one very much. Everyone is this series can be a bad person at times, just like real life.