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Why does almost every show lately have someone who not only gets diarrhea, but has to announce it loudly to the whole room? Is it considered comedic in Thailand?

I agree Bow is that annoying female character they seem to have in too many shows. Plus, why is diarrhea such a plot point in almost every show?

I'm just starting this show, and no disrespect to the actress, but the mother is played by the same actress that played the horrible, hateful mother in 180 Degrees Longitude. This could be a deal breaker for me.

I wish he would learn to act with his mouth closed. That blank open-mouthed expession he defaults to just makes him look stupid - personally & intellectually.

I dropped it after #7

I know, it's harder to believe in the age gap problem when Akira looks 19!

Thoughts after first episode - the so-called ' middle-aged former corporate drone' is still in his twenties! How ancient does that make me feel?! Akira is gorgeous and the age gap in-story is 10 years. Not creepy like a man in his 40's falling for a high school boy. So far, so good.

I'm about to start watching this - late again I know! I was a bit nervous about the age-gap so I looked up the actors & there's only 6 years in real life, so I can live with that.

Does anyone else think Saengthian (the younger brother) looks like Kim Bum's little brother? I enjoyed this episode and I'm glad they have finally 'talked' to each other. This is only episode 4, so I'm a bit nervous about the dramas that will crop up to make this 12 episodes.

I actually enjoyed this show. I was a bit 50/50 at the start because I don't like the annoying over the top character that is supposed to have 'personality'. I was pleasantly surprised with the way Cher was written because he was just smiley enough, just cute enough, but given a proper backstory and depth of character to make him a relatable person. Compare this to the annoyingly immature intern in Step By Step, a show I've dropped.

Am I the only one who wanted to punch Kyung everytime his snarky face appeared on screen?

I did office work for nearly 50 years. That was enough for me and I'm not sure I want to see it in my BLs, or any dramas.

I've just watched this over 3 days, and I absolutely love this show. Everyone is sweet and wholesome, but not over the top. There are no bad or toxic characters - I thought they were setting up Tsunozaki as the bad guy, but he is as much of a sweetie as the rest of them. I love the themes of family (real and found) and friendship. And the food! Those desserts made my poor diabetic heart so envious! I think the casting of Sui and Yakyo was so good. In their profiles as themselves they don't really look alike, but with the hair and the glasses, they really look like fraternal twins. This show is 100% guaranteed to put a smile on your face.

Final moment of the show - It was so in character that the first thing Yi Yong did when he regained conciousness was to roll his eyes at the male spirit calling 'help me'

There have been some great BL's in the last couple of years, but just lately I have been dropping more & more shows because they are terrible or just dumb. Not sure if I can be bothered with the last 2 episodes of this. I have given up on Double Savage & UMG (not BL's), Chains of Heart, Step by Step is so painful after 4 episodes I can't do another 6, Love Mate's first 2 episodes were a big nope. I have been rewatching some of the great shows instead.

Yeah, I just watched ep10, and all I can say is "what the hell is going on?" The whole story makes no sense now. It's not even the same story the drama began as.

Somebody please sack Ying - NOW.

He's definately no Cher (A Boss and a Babe)

When he's wearing glasses he looks like Yim (Jade) in Bed Friend.

Interestingly enough, if you look at the profiles of Thai BL actors, they are an extremely well educated bunch. There's doctors, dentists, vets, engineers, pilots, business management, advertising degrees, architects...