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You know, when you read the reviews for the full version and this one, there’s really a great contrast here—the full version gets almost nothing but positive feedback, while this one is mostly negative and mixed. That’s why I’m really curious about the difference between these two versions, since the opinions are so polar opposite.

I actually agree with that. Poma as Wayu is really a pleasure to watch, whereas Kirit sometimes seems emotionless to me. I don’t want to complain, though, because they usually act together, but the contrast between the handsome Wayu and the average-looking Kirit is pretty stark, and I don’t know why, but to me they just for some reason, in this particular title don’t seem to work well together.

I agree—if they release two versions, the site should stick to just one, especially since whenever you type in a title, the censored version is the first thing that pops up. Logically, most people are looking for information or posting on the forum in that version, not the uncensored one.And worst of all, when you want to discuss something on the forum, you basically have to jump back and forth between the two pages of the same title

Generally speaking, I feel the same way—I had *Love of Silom* on my list, not *Flower Boy*, but after those first two Silom releases, that title just didn't appeal to me, though it turned out that *Flower Boy* piqued my interest.

Oh yeah, I'm really looking forward to *Magic Lover*—the story sounds like *Harry Potter*, except in the BL version and I don't think there's ever been a plot like this before.As for *Magic Move*, the premise is interesting, and so are the characters but yes there are some shortcomings

Okay, I'm a little pissed off. That “true childhood friend” showed up way too soon. I thought Ritt would keep up the lie for at least another 2 or 3 episodes, but it looks like this whole plot with the fake friend is going to wrap up faster than it startedand so the relationship between our main characters will end even before it has begun —unless the bar owner manages to win over Itta’s real friend.To me, it feels a bit weak that, by introducing a real childhood friend, the relationship between the main characters could develop—though who knows, maybe with a little help from the bartender, they’ll manage to drag this out a bit longer

His mother went to the city to look for her husband, and Scent's uncle said they had extracted His scent, so if I’m right in thinking that person was Kaysorn's father, then what did they do with Kaysorn’s mother?

I also think the next episode might be hard to watch—given the truth about Rang’s father, I wouldn’t be surprised at all if that lawyer had been sabotaging him the whole time, I mean, they worked together, so she had access to all the cases and documents Ranga’s father was handling. It wouldn’t be hard for her to alter the documents so that Ranga’s father wouldn’t notice, and she’s got her henchmen too.

Let me put it this way: right now, I’m not too fond of Scent, because, let’s face it, we know what his goal is and what kind of person he is, so it’s clear that he’ll take advantage of the fact that Kaysorn is looking for his mother to take him in and use him to restore the company’s reputation—at least that’s how it looks right now.

So they warned Kaysorn that people would try to take advantage of him and that he shouldn't trust strangers, but then a stranger appears—and this time it's a human—and Kaysorn will probably forget the warnings and approach him, By the way, I’m really curious what happened to the previous one that this company took, since they say they lost their source, and looking at this guy’s personality, I think they’re capable of anything, and I wouldn’t be surprised at all if it turned out that the previous one is somehow connected to either MC or ML.

It seems we're slowly heading toward an explanation of what happened to the real Klao, but right now I'm really curious about the other couple, because that would explain a lot about their relationship in the present and in their past life. Apparently, Kaew was in love with Jom, but he rejected him, and around the same time something else happened, and Kaew’s broken heart caused such trauma that it carried over into this new life, which is why he treats Jom the way he does. But it’s actually kind of funny—in the past life, Jom rejected Kaew, and in this one, he’s chasing after him, but Kaew keeps rejecting him—could this be Jom’s karma from a past life?

All we can do is hope that MC doesn't turn into another Duang; I like Duang from DWY, but two Duangs is just too much

I really liked this drama; a nice, calm, charming drama that was a pleasure to watch and without unnecessary drama, which is a big plus, but I’m still disappointed with how they handled Marvis and Jami’s story—because, sure, they’re a secondary couple, but in reality they only got a few scenes, and you couldn’t even really see the development of their relationship from friends to bed to a romantic relationship. And it’s really, really a shame that we didn’t get the Pae and Tong couple. In my opinion, if they wanted to include a second couple, they really could have given them a proper storyline instead of just a few scenes. Plus, I think that if there had been a little less of Qin and Duang, the other characters could have gotten a bigger and better part of the story. Don’t get me wrong, I love the Duang & Qin couple, but at times I felt there was a bit too much of them which meant Marvin and Jami, and our missing Tong and Pae couple, lost out because of it.I mean, after watching so many episodes featuring DuangQin, I just wanted to see a different story—the other couple

A fortune-teller who draws his powers from a glass of alcohol.

Do you guys also get the strange feeling that something’s off about these stones? First, the safety stone didn’t register by the stairs, and then it lit up during the encounter in the elevator. Then there’s that professor—who seems to know something the others don’t—who popped up with that sharp eye. As for the characters, it’s too early to say much, but the plotline involving fortune-telling and magical stones could be really interestingI'm really curious about this whole thing with my childhood sweetheart—is there actually someone else behind that title?And I think I'll like the second track from the MC of the first track on "Vibe Duang" from "Duang with You" even more, with all that adoration and being in love with ML

You know, killing off Rang doesn’t sit right with me here, especially since there are still four episodes left until the finale, and in the first episode we had that setup for the drama and there was a scene with Rang and his shaman’s accessories (a fan and a tie)—he was interacting with a spirit that hasn’t appeared yet, and generally, there hasn’t been a scene like that yet. And then there’s another situation in movies or TV shows where someone becomes a ghost—that situation is a coma, so maybe that’s what we’re dealing with here

I doubt Rang will become a ghost—after all, we still have four episodes left, so I doubt they’d kill him off for good with four episodes to go before the finale. Besides, it doesn’t fit with a show that has a ghost theme for the main character to become one of them for good. Besides, the genres are comedy, supernatural, law, and mystery—there’s no drama—and anyway, we still have four episodes left until the finale. And then there’s another situation in movies or TV shows where someone becomes a ghost—that situation is a coma, so maybe that’s what we’re dealing with here

As for Rang's father, I suspect him too, but in Rang’s case, the doctor is the most suspicious here. Still, I doubt Rang will become a ghost—after all, we still have four episodes left, so I doubt they’d kill him off for good with four episodes left before the finale. Besides, it doesn’t fit with a show that has a ghost theme for the main character to become one of them for good.

Now I'm really curious what Klao has done in this market that everyone either fears him, avoids him, or is shocked by his return. And okay, I didn't expect the English to be there and another question: was the lecture on time travel just a coincidence, or is it connected to Nakun's time travel? But honestly, after that vision from the fortune-teller, I’ve completely lost track of the plot and have no idea what’s going on here with this journey, reincarnation, second soul, and so on.

That’s a possibility, too, although after that brief scene with him, he doesn’t really strike me as the type to kill someone—but we’ll see how it plays out.