Serenity210

To sum up, a doctor with psychosis and a girl with depression joined forces, and we see the results. The doctor was sick, but it's hard to say whether Pufai was sick from the beginning or whether her depression caused the illness, but whatever caused it, if she hadn't asked the doctor for help, maybe they wouldn't have started, but Pufi ended up suffering the same fate as her victims. Champ and the doctor will probably go to jail, and Champ so that even his beloved father won't be able to help him. Jay, on the other hand, faces years of therapy, especially since he was the only one who came out of it almost unscathed, as only Jay and Champ survived. Overall, the series started out interesting, but first of all, the storylines were drawn out, some even far-fetched, and secondly, in my opinion, somewhere in the middle it lost that something that made it really good, and then it became weak.

I'll tell you that after some of the comments, I thought we would really get some kind of shock or something about who was behind it, but even I wasn't surprised because I don't remember which one, but after one of the early episodes, I began to suspect that Pufai was alive after all and that the suspicious doctor at least helped with the cover-up, but the fact that the doctor is a mask is a bit surprising, and I think that others who suspected Pufai weren't very surprised either.

The doctor didn't die, but I suspected that Pufai was alive and that the doctor had helped her fake her death.

I'll tell you that after some of the comments, I thought we would really get some kind of shock or something about who was behind it. So for those who believed in Pufai and the doctor, there was no surprise, but for those who bet on Jay or someone else and didn't suspect Pufai, it was definitely a big surprise.All in all, the only thing that slightly surprised me was that the killer was the doctor and not Pufai herself.

The most interesting thing here is that this matter destroyed everyone except Champ, because he doesn't care about it, it didn't even affect him, he doesn't care about anything and he doesn't care what happened and what is happening to the rest.

I wonder if Leo will get someone too.

Already corrected, probably something with autocorrect.

Well, I wonder if Duang is interested in photography because he is interested in it, or if he is pretending to know about it because he found out that Qin takes photos.

I also agree that the ending was pointless and rushed. I think they could have easily woven the ritual into episode 12, and then episode 13 would have been a sweet, charming ending. Maybe we would have even seen a little bit of Darin and Sey and something about King.

I agree. It really looked promising, but after episode 5 or 6, it just turned into something toxic.

I agree that Jira is a more toxic character than Koh and Pheem combined. First, he toyed with both of them, and then, when Pheem really developed feelings for him, he discarded him like a toy he had grown bored with in order to move on to Koh. In the process, he hurt them both and caused one friend to hurt the other just because he himself had been hurt. couldn't choose one of them. I know that others love this series, and they are partly right about the emotions, the authenticity of the characters, and the high level of acting, but for me it's just a drama about a toxic and destructive relationship between three characters.

I agree that this allergy doesn't quite fit because we have a cat and ML is allergic to cats.

Duang acts like Qin's stalker, but it's funny, and I see two side couples here, but we'll see, in the sense that Duang has two friends, Qin also has two, so maybe they'll use that and we'll get two side couples.

I watch those, but I was referring to the ones that strictly start in February. Cat for Cash started in January, and the others are already coming out and are in their final episodes. Me and Thee is finished.

I'll tell you this: I really don't see anything interesting in terms of BL for February. Maybe I'll check out Dung with You because, of the ones planned for February, it looks the best to me so far.

I actually like LITA, but I prefer the character relationships to the plot, and it's probably the only BL title with two couples where each couple got their own story and the other couple wasn't squeezed in between scenes with the main couple, as is the case in practically all BL titles with more than one main couple.

I also don't see much point in it, since they didn't even change the titles, they just added “my destiny” to them, so I think nothing will change except for the actors.

At first, I thought it was a spin-off about other characters, but it turns out to be a repeat of what we've already seen, only with different actors and in Japanese. I'm waiting to see how it goes, because if it follows the Thai version, I don't think it will be very good.

Okay, the doctor from Pufai is avoiding answering, which is suspicious. Jay ran into Mask and saw everything, but he only got hit in the head and lost his memory, which is also suspicious. After all, since he was a witness and saw Mask, he treated him rather leniently compared to what Mask did to others. And the third thing is that we have four episodes left (how time flies), so things should slowly start to become clear.

So it turns out that cats actually run cafes. Jenny (white) is in charge of PR, Jirro is in charge of food, and Johny Wick is probably the security guard.