Flowers and Tears
- El episodio se transmitió el 15 may 2025
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La abuela de Akin fallece, dejándole un legado especial que podría ser sanador. Sin embargo, hay quienes quieren destruirlo sin respetar su duelo, aprovechando su momento de vulnerabilidad.La abuela de Akin fallece, dejándole un legado especial que podría ser sanador. Sin embargo, hay quienes quieren destruirlo sin respetar su duelo, aprovechando su momento de vulnerabilidad.La abuela de Akin fallece, dejándole un legado especial que podría ser sanador. Sin embargo, hay quienes quieren destruirlo sin respetar su duelo, aprovechando su momento de vulnerabilidad.
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Just like Episode 9, this episode takes us on an emotional rollercoaster. It opens with a heartwarming scene between Jin and Akin-full-on flirting, soft smiles, and all those butterfly-inducing moments. But what makes this episode truly stand out is the depth of emotion it carries.
Akin's breakdown was particularly moving-not because he was hurt, but because he was overwhelmed with regret for not making enough time for someone so important to him: his grandmother, his North Star. It's a sentiment that resonates deeply with so many of us. That quiet guilt, that longing-it was portrayed so beautifully that it's impossible not to feel connected.
And as always, Jin stood by his side, his unwavering support shining through every scene. That kind of unconditional presence is rare, and honestly, watching it made me think: I need a Jin in my life too !!
Akin's breakdown was particularly moving-not because he was hurt, but because he was overwhelmed with regret for not making enough time for someone so important to him: his grandmother, his North Star. It's a sentiment that resonates deeply with so many of us. That quiet guilt, that longing-it was portrayed so beautifully that it's impossible not to feel connected.
And as always, Jin stood by his side, his unwavering support shining through every scene. That kind of unconditional presence is rare, and honestly, watching it made me think: I need a Jin in my life too !!
Another standout was Smart, who portrayed Jin
. Their acting was equally impressive, bringing a unique energy and charisma to the role. Their timing was impeccable, and they had a natural ability to draw the audience into the character's world. The way they handled the character's emotional arc was masterful, making every moment feel significant and impactful. It was a joy to watch them bring this character to life with such passion and skill. The supporting cast was equally stellar, each actor contributing to the overall richness and depth of the episode. Their performances were nuanced and authentic, adding layers to the story and making the world feel fully realized. It was evident that the entire cast was committed to delivering their best, and their collective effort elevated the episode to new heights.
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FIRST OF ALL, WHY THEY HAVE TO MAKE US CRY EVERY EPISODE? (im not complaining)
It's just a full masterpiece, this made me cry the whole episode. I'm not a person who cries watching movies or series, but this series made me cry since ep 5, LET US BREATHE
in the manga/anime the grandma is already gone, but I liked that they put the story here BUT WHY MAKE CRY BOOM EVERY EPISODE? Yes, is a beautiful crier BUT HE NEED A BREAK, PEOPLE, PAY HIM MORE OK
but okay, Smartboom always being the best actors, they deserve more. I hope for them everything good and they will be successful (they already are) 💕
It's just a full masterpiece, this made me cry the whole episode. I'm not a person who cries watching movies or series, but this series made me cry since ep 5, LET US BREATHE
in the manga/anime the grandma is already gone, but I liked that they put the story here BUT WHY MAKE CRY BOOM EVERY EPISODE? Yes, is a beautiful crier BUT HE NEED A BREAK, PEOPLE, PAY HIM MORE OK
but okay, Smartboom always being the best actors, they deserve more. I hope for them everything good and they will be successful (they already are) 💕
Top Form offers a fascinating case study in cross-cultural adaptation. Be faithful to the core setting of the author.the Thai version diverges in key ways to resonate with its audience. The Japanese manga relies on sharp humor and exaggerated facial expressions, while the Thai drama prioritizes emotional realism, grounding the rivalry in tangible industry pressures.
One major shift is the tone: the manga is campier, with Akin's "threats" leaning into comedic villainy, whereas the drama softens Akin's edges, making his coldness a defense mechanism. This aligns with Thai BL's emphasis on emotional depth over caricature. Boom's performance-subtle glances, guarded body language-adds layers of vulnerability absent in the manga's more stylized portrayal.
The Thai adaptation also expands side characters, giving managers and fellow actors more screen time to explore industry dynamics. In the manga, Jin's rise feels abrupt; the drama contextualizes it through auditions, scandals, and mentorship, making his success more earned. This focus on process over punchlines reflects Thai TV's preference for slow-burn storytelling.
Visually, the series departs from manga aesthetics. Where the source material uses bold panels and dramatic angles, the drama opts for naturalistic cinematography-long takes, minimal filters, and real locations. The decision to film in Bangkok's actual entertainment hubs adds authenticity, contrasting with the manga's generic cityscape. As fans noted, "The Thai version feels more grown-up," a testament to its ability to adapt while honoring the original's heart.
One major shift is the tone: the manga is campier, with Akin's "threats" leaning into comedic villainy, whereas the drama softens Akin's edges, making his coldness a defense mechanism. This aligns with Thai BL's emphasis on emotional depth over caricature. Boom's performance-subtle glances, guarded body language-adds layers of vulnerability absent in the manga's more stylized portrayal.
The Thai adaptation also expands side characters, giving managers and fellow actors more screen time to explore industry dynamics. In the manga, Jin's rise feels abrupt; the drama contextualizes it through auditions, scandals, and mentorship, making his success more earned. This focus on process over punchlines reflects Thai TV's preference for slow-burn storytelling.
Visually, the series departs from manga aesthetics. Where the source material uses bold panels and dramatic angles, the drama opts for naturalistic cinematography-long takes, minimal filters, and real locations. The decision to film in Bangkok's actual entertainment hubs adds authenticity, contrasting with the manga's generic cityscape. As fans noted, "The Thai version feels more grown-up," a testament to its ability to adapt while honoring the original's heart.
One word define TopForm: Perfec. The actors, the plot and everything is going to be perfectly. I've never seen a serie that make me feel like TopForm do. I'm really loving this serie, make me feel exiting and anxious when I think in the next episode, this wait is too long. I hope this serie never end. Boom and Smart are the best, they really are doing a good good job, the quimistry between both are fantastic. All cast and producers are doing a good job, congratulations. I'm from Peru and I wanna let you know that here we support you guys. If is possible to you... we'll wait until we meet. With love xo.
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