Melody of Secrets

@HaiLouYin: Yes, dismemberment is a very promising beginning of lacorn. I hope they don't make up too much, because after watching one episode, my brain is ready to explode with the desire to at least understand something here.

Overall, the beginning looks promising: a traumatic experience, amnesia, a strange diary, a lover from ten years ago, suitcases with dismembered bodies, a police investigation — and all this in the first half hour.

The narrative is a bit messy, but one thing is clear.: Tan is a murky type who reads people by body language, and a bot with amnesia tries to fish out his own past through him. And in general, to understand what is going on here, and what his "first love" wants from him. If it's the same guy from his images, of course.

And for some reason, the boss of the Bot is categorically against his communication with Tan.
Although... I would also be nervous if my friend with amnesia was drawn to a meeting with an ex from ten years ago, and a suitcase with a dismembered corpse was suddenly found at the rendezvous point.

There is an intrigue, so it's curious what they'll do next.

After I saw the trailer (not the announcement, but the trailer with the footage), I was disappointed. It seemed to me that compared to the announcement, vibe was completely different, like two different projects. But after watching the first episode, I realized why it was necessary.
It became clear that the trailer was just the tip of the iceberg, and something deeper awaits us here.

I noticed how the color pattern was changing. In everyday/everyday moments, it is light, but in moments related to "evil" it becomes darker. I really love this game of colors, so I get really high from the picture.

As for the plot, I also found it funny! I'm definitely going to keep looking, because it's incredibly interesting. What caused the Bot's "amnesia"? Who is Tan really? I really hope that these questions will be thoroughly discussed in the future.

To be honest, Tan gives me goosebumps. It's like I suspect him of something, but I don't know what it is yet. I think he doesn't have the most positive role, but we'll see more of that later, ahaha.

I liked the way the Bot's memories show. It is clear that in fact he does not remember anything, but he feels some kind of attraction to Tan, apparently based on his sensual memories. He is interested in learning and remembering.

In general, I'm glad that umm has finally released a lacorn where you can think about something!

Anyway, thanks to all the commentators above - I'm here purely because of the phrase about a dismembered corpse in a suitcase 😅 Now I have to watch because of this suitcase itself, because it intrigues)) The lost puppy Botphleng is a little less intriguing, although the story there is clearly some kind of twist and seemingly not the most standard.

So far, my only association after the first episode is "it was weird." Absolutely everything is strange here. Like over the past 10 years, no one bothered to tell the poor Bot about his life before he lost his memory. Tan also didn't shine for 10 years and waited stupidly (it's not clear what). Music started playing in the Bot's head and he found a corpse. The corpse turned out to be a certain caretaker of the house, who after 10 years for some reason sent the Bot his An old diary 🤷 And next to the corpse, Tan was found calm as a tank 🤷 At the same time, Tan himself is in the present tense, as if with some kind of double bottom, because he is emotionlessly serious, then he speaks with strange phrases, then he tries to smile sweetly at the Bot and provoke their common memories, then suddenly shows concern, then again cold as ice. And I, like the Bot, am absolutely at a loss from Tan and his behavior, to be honest.
Of all this, I'm only really interested in corpses in suitcases so far. I'm especially interested in how they relate to the story of Bot and Tan and the loss of memory by Bot. I think that without this small detail in the form of a folded surprise (and even several), the story of the reunion itself would be a bit boring in 10 years... Although if this continues, then the strangest and most interesting thing in this story may not be the suitcases, but the Tank.

P.S. For the second time in my entire history of watching lacorns, I felt regret that the series starred long-established couples, and therefore we know in advance that the characters will be with each other. No room for inspiration or unexpected twists in terms of the end result of a love line. 😕

@innsight: To be honest, at some point I even got a little tired and wanted to turn it off, but the suitcase with the corpse stopped me. 😅

I really hope they don't make it too difficult.
As it is, "Mystique in the Mirror" almost made my brain collapse.
Yes, and "Goddess Bless..." you and I have to solve ... another story wrapped in a knot, my brain definitely won't pull 😵💫