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As hard as this to watch sometimes, especially bearing in mind that it gives a realistic description of what goes on behind the scene of the entertainment industry, this is damn good. The writing, the editing, the atmosphere created by lighting, and most prominently, the acting is well above average.

I'm proud of myself I made it to the end, and I blame Jean and Titnuea for making me waste hours watching this terrible series. The finale was as embarrassing as all the previous episodes. A "famous" band that is much worse than your average high school band, aa brother proudly presenting his first song to his family, but we hear some random background music, a reunion after a year of LDR that was lame, to be polite, and ChanChao in Love, yes, let me repeat: in love, with the guy she hated all the time. Jean and Titnuea, how could you do this to me? Find yourself a proper script, and a good director, and show us what you're really able of.

Totally agree about Fluke. The problem is that he has been coupled with a broomstick since UWMA. He was absolutely brilliant as a bloodstained murderer in "Red Wine in the Dark".

"Don't let me write these things. I'd be even worse than what we currently have." - being worse than this episode would really be hard to do. Thanks for making me laugh on a cold Tuesday morning.

What incredible nonsense have I just watched?

This is why I love watching Bl series - once in a while you find a gem between all the pebbles. This series was a true gem, BL at its very best.

It's not only the topic those 2 series have in common. In both series, some actors display brilliant performances - in War of Y that's (not only, but more than anyone) Seng Wichai, and in CIWYW it's Michael Kietissak and also Daniel Cheng, who acts way better than in "My Secret Love". The difference of course is that War of Way is much longer, and CIWYW is based on a true story, but they are both among my favourites.

Again, like in Oh! Sunshine, I like the secondary couple more that the main leads who have steamy scenes, but without any chemistry, at least so far. Maybe this is deliberate and they grow into a real couple later. But as long as they don't I'll cherish Prince and Gear.

Still not much progress, still a lot of disappointment and misunderstanding, but I still like it, because the cast is really good. I also appreciate that many of the actors and the director are present during the premiere chatting with viewers.

There aren't many actors that are so skilled at age 18 as Santa. This boy is a natural, it's a pleasure to watch him. I also liked Prem in his role as the wise older brother, and Earth and Peak always deliver anyway. It's the acting that makes this show watchable, whereas the script is repetitive and drags things on and on. That's why I have come to appreciate shorter series more recently.

I'm a peaceful person, but this series makes me want to yell at the people who are responsible for damaging the reputation of good actors like Gameplay, Folk, and Nammon with this awful mess.The worst thing is that it still isn't over yet, and I need to continue watching it because of poor "little rabbit" (I'm gonna kill him if he says it again!!!) Gameplay.

This series is the perfect start into a BL weekend. There are sad moments, like in real life, and there is happiness soon after, like we all wish it would be in real life, too. Amagi is such a lovely character, and if anyone can make Takara smile, it will be him.

Same here. I didn't think I would enjoy this so much as it's Mame, and I was afraid it would be the same old. But it isn't. It's really lovely, thanks to a cast - all of them, not only the leads - who know how to act, and who have a good chemistry.

Wow, promising start. Exciting story, good acting, I'm already addicted to this one. I hope they'll keep up the quality of the first two episodes, and I must say I don't mind that the episodes are short, and there are only 8 of them - there are so many (bad) examples of series with 12 long episodes full of clichés and fillers.

I loved that everyone got the happy ending they deserved. I'll miss this one, and most of all I'll miss Asuka.

This isn't the only series currently airing where I prefer the second couple. I only say Oh! My Sunshine Night

What is there if there's no Rain/Phayu? Boredom. And the slowest lift in the world.

The cuteness factor of this series is incredible. I don't want it to be over next week already, unless they promise to give us a season 2 before the end of the year. The only weak point of this are the rich boy's evil parents - that's more cliché than this beautiful series deserves.

Episode 7 was another example of how hurtful a relationship in real life can be - no matter if it is straight, gay or whatever. Watching it was hurtful, but in the end they may have found a way to solve their problems. If they need a company to organize their wedding, I'd know one. Didn't Bryan work there?

After 5 minutes I thought, wow, they don't make no prisoners. But the rest was amateurish acting, and the writing isn't very consistent either. Fahlan is the opposite of a character one would like. James and Tonkhao have potential, though.