Film and TV Crossover: The Thai Version of Boys Over Flowers

What kind of weird plot is this? It feels so disgusting to watch. The original book encourages breaking down classes and praising Gorya's bravery and kindness. This book directly transforms Gorya into a stranger. To be honest, Hana is good at green tea. She approached Ren with her reborn memories at the beginning. Ren was very sentimental (she was in love with Hana from the beginning and hated Gorga). Both Thyme and Ren became obsessed with their appearance, mocking Gorga for being a tomboy and giving her a cold shoulder. And it can be said that the root cause of Thyme's liking for someone is whether Ren cares about the girl or not, which is very obscene. The F4 here is completely different from the F4 in the original work who is distant in appearance but kind in heart and willing to make friends with people of different classes. He has become a person who ignores the common people, supports class, and is jealous of green tea. But it's very suitable for people who can't get out of watching movies and TV shows. I can only say that I feel sorry for Gorya again. Gorga is the kind of person who doesn't care about class, is brave and kind at heart, dares to help good friends fight against F4, is grateful for Ren's help, hates Thyme's violence, and has never thought of integrating into the circle of F4. This is Gorya!