#actor and actor

[lordtocco]

Wow! Ok, the adaptation is not faithful, but the necessary points of the story seem to be there.

Sometimes the camera is not fixed and I did not like that.

I like Akin as a character.

I wish Jin had his hair cut so I could see his expressions...

There are good premises and they chose to tell the story in chronological order.

I saw the first two episodes and I am thrilled.

I can't wait to see the third.

I have seen Thai dramas with more budgets so I feel a bit sorry for the production of the media that could not exploit important resources.

I really like how Boom Raveewit Jirapongkanon acts.

Hashigo Sakurabi wrote a beautiful story and also the stories of the dramas that the actors played were beautiful, I miss them... anyway, I understand the choices, after all it was born as a slightly racy manga so it's fine that it is "freely" inspired.

P.S. Boom Raveewit Jirapongkanon instagram post whit Takato Saijo 🐈‍⬛

[lordtocco]

Top Form Episode 6 (Spoiler). A new character enters the scene, literally...

Johnny gets the lead role in a play with our Akin. Again the subplot story is different from the manga, but this pose is beautiful and thankfully it was reproduced.

So... who is Johnny to our Akin? 🤣🤣🤣

Drunk Akin giving Johnny a philosophical speech and promising him green beans in exchange... So perfect!

And here we are at the moment of Johnny's "bites". He is a controversial character. Kept the same as in the manga. This scene involves hate, but for how Peanut was in the role I could only appreciate it. I always condemn behavior without consent, I only appreciate the acting skills and how it was filmed.

Do you feel the shivers of someone who hints that he has you in his grasp and acts innocent saying that he will commit to the leading role as promised? Johnny is hateful but Peanut is fantastic as an actor.

Just one word and our Jin understands who the Bastard is. Finally it really seems like Junta! This episode so far is wonderful. So faithful that I'm loving it, even though it's the most hateful story arc.

Argh 🤯 What's going on here? Akin is the victim here. Why is he not given a voice? Why is he being blamed? These are actual words spoken in this situation but Takato is at least able to defend himself a little.

MY POOR AKIN! 🫂

Episode 6 is really great. The plot changes are due to more than legitimate needs but I can't wait to see the sequel to understand how they were resolved. I'm suffering because Akin is suffering! 😭

Peanut was great in his role and as usual Boom makes a lovely Akin. Smart I'm finally starting to appreciate also because I can finally see his eyes.

P.S. After so much suffering, we sweeten this post with an image taken from the beginning of the ep where an adorable Akin gloats while hugging his stuffed cat 🫂

See you soon! 👋

[lordtocco]

Akin and chocolate, the true relationship!

This is the third episode and the current storyline begins.

The iconic scene where a random person acknowledges that Akin is cool.

(With an Easter Egg, Jin definitely worked in a shop in the past)

If you want to catch an Akin use chocolate.

And Jade makes a metadrama and tells what's happening in reality with Smart and Boom!

Episode 3 was fun. At first I didn't understand why the story was changed, but then I understood. Because we have Akin showing us his abilities and we need them. And... the ending... I can't wait to see episode 4.