Not a Robot

I'm interested in seeing the "real" Kanit that Toto sees. I may have misunderstood the subtitle, but Kanit made a comment about wanting to level up to fly international. Usually that would require a third language acquisition for the international airline employer, such as Japanese, for Japan Airlines. Kanit is really smart, already speaks English and Thai, but feels inferior to Lion, when Lion has the moral character of used toilet paper.

I'll wait until it's over and binge. I smell teen angst in the comments.

I haven't started to watch it yet because of teen angst fatigue. I think that some adult viewers are not as into teen content. Now that we have more to watch, I no longer watch many teen shows. I think that I will binge this series after it's done airing, based on the comments. I think it's time to move Gemini and Fourth on to adulthood already. They perform well in adult dramas as supporting characters. I love A Dog and and a Plane though. It's the only GMMTV project that I'm watching weekly. Happy to know that it is #1 in Japan. I'm not watching Wu at all.

I have to apologize to this project. I watched the first episode with the strange subtitles and totally wrote it off. I watched it with the new subs and had a good laugh. I hate multi-languages shows and don't usually watch them, but it was only 8 episodes and made to capitalize off of the Barcode and Jeff ship from KP so I knew it wouldn't be deep. Now that there are plenty of BL out there, I'm not going to watch gays in the cemetery (two of them airing right now), teen angst or tearjerkers. Top of my list will be comedies, even if they are dumb.

New and Tay are great in this series. The guy playing the dirtbag Lion is the same guy who played the dirtbag director in I Promised You the Moon. I can't wait until he gets dumped by both guys.

Most of this has been caused by treating the next heir like a newborn baby and sheltering him. Had Gaysorn been raised knowing the truth, and not been controlled, he would be better at spotting all of the bad people around him. I don't even trust Tawan as he obviously has *motives* toward Gaysorn. By leaving he mountains and relying on his intuition, he is starting to understand devious human nature and when to assert himself as a human. Even Mata manipulated and held back things, but Gaysorn needs to be able to grow up and be an adult if he is to protect the people he will be responsible for.

Enjoyed watching Earth as a love rival and diva. It's kind of silly that Moo is giving advice to Fu through chat, but I can roll with it.

Thanks for letting me know. The trailer seems so depressing.

This series is about a fake, aka lying couple for a documentary, in which their fake relationship will be published for people to watch. Gay couples had channels way before 2013, and they had fangurls back then too. They were not BL viewers, they were gay and lesbian content supporters, but some were too emotionally invested, just like today. I merely pointed out that gay people in Japan, even over 10 years ago made documentary content that didn't involve deceiving the public.

But as the poster above said, the novel is more about the men's relationship so they will probably deal with the fakery through the series and maybe the documentary in the series will take a turn toward honesty.

I'm over gangsters, thugs and angst, I'm mostly watching comedies now. I'm watching this over Ticket to Heaven. I'll probably binge it later, but I'm happy that there are more comedies and slice of life series to watch in 2026.

Thanks for sharing what the novel is about. I looked up the author and found that he was relatively young when he passed, which is pretty sad. We're only on episode 1, I'll see how it goes.

It will be interesting to see how they resolve scamming the public for social media. So this is actually a story about fan service but called a documentary. I guess that I think back on the late Japanese gay porn actor Masaki Koh, who did an interview in 2012 with his Chinese boyfriend. I think of the sincerity that they showed in the interview. Masaki died in 2013, before social media really blew up. It's like since social media, everything is possibly a bowl of plastic fruit, we never know. I recommend people who were too young back in 2013 to watch it, to find the video. It's called, "We Are Out," Episode 2, on YouTube.

Champ, Jay, Jade, Kamin and Dr. Put survive the fire. That house was bought by Puifai because she believed that she, Champ and the baby would live there after they got married because he pretended to be happy about the baby. Champ took her to get an abortion instead, which is why it was such a huge talking point in the series. In the series, it was more ambiguous, leaning toward Puifai consenting to the abortion. The reason Champ wanted to make sure that Cher shut the clinic was shut down is, the abortion was botched, Fai bled a lot and can no longer have children. Champ didn't care because he has a future right?

Dr. Put had burns all over his body and is in a hospital. Champ had his leg amputated and still went to prison. They used the flash drive Fai had as evidence. Jay was rushed into surgery over his wound and he lost a lot of blood. His heart stopped a few times during surgery but doctors were able to revive him and save his life. After leaving the hospital, Jay's nightmares were so terrible that Jade or Kamin had to sleep with him. Jay checked himself into psychiatric treatment for this PTSD and stayed there for 4 years. He finally went home, but does not know his future, since he had his whole life planned prior to this. He had an interaction with a doctor when he had a panic episode while at a supermarket and it may have hinted at a future relationship as he reached out to him for help at the end of the novel.

I hope this helps.

The novel had a full ending and special chapters. If you ever have time, I recommend to read the real ending of the story.

I liked this series until the last 30 minutes. What happened to Jay and why wasn't he at the beach party? Another example of GMMTV messing with IP by making a lousy afterthought ending instead of following the novel. At least they didn't add a GL couple, an ex from the past to make trouble, or create a totally new character not in the novel, which is their normal MO. I knew the ending was tacked on, but I found the novel and read the real ending.

I see the tags "filmed vertically" and "short length series" and know that Korea is going to ruin another great manhwa and the MDL under age crowd will go crazy because it's so toxic. Korea, not just one company, is even worse than GMMTV for messing with a story and ruining it, or casting actors who have a pretty face but can't act or are disgusted by the kissing. The MC and ML are complex characters. If this gets a full screen edit, I'll watch just to see how they get around all the sex, gore, abuse and the paintings.

They don't include the part where it all goes to hell in a handbasket.

I loved the series, but not the last 30 minutes. It seemed like an after thought. That's just my opinion.

My concern is that it will get bogged down by the other couples. Since I haven't read the novel, they may be in the IP, but I'm judging this by the trailer. I hope they edit this properly.

Does anyone know if the novel ending the same as the movie ending? I'm going to skip it if it's just going to end the same way as the movie.