Cong Minh

Lol maybe that's not the right phrase. No matter what, I still think Day's personality hasn't changed since ep 1. The way he called out for Gee inthe latest ep was the same as when he called his mom in the beginning of ep 1. The only thing that has changed is his attitude towards Mhok, whereas he still treats others, especially Night, exactly the same.

I just love how consistently our characters are written in this series. After six episodes, Mhok is still a thug who instantly resorts to violence, and Day is still a spoiled rich kid who would call out for the ones he trusts when things get chaotic. It is their flaws that make them feel like real living persons, and their love story more believable.

It would be the biggest plot twist if the evil one among them is Deddeaw lol

You're not alone. I read many comments (including my own) saying how addictive this series is despite its flaws <3

Dy is so damn precious (to the point I sometimes think Fire doesn't deserve him).

That's exactly my top three as well (counting Thai BLs only, of course) 😆

Surprisingly this series remains my favorite ongoing Thai BL up to this point (a hair above Last Twilight). I admit the plot is simple (illogical sometimes, stupid most of the times lol), but that's exactly why I find myself engrossed for sheer entertainment without too much thinking, unlike other series that try too hard to be grandeur just to end up as a pretentious hollow.

In the post-credit scene in ep 14, it was revealed that Dan's father performed a ritual to ask the forest spirit (the shadow) to bestow him a child. So I think Dan is like a spiritual child to him or something. That's why the shadow seemed to always try to protect Dan.

I swear for the first time I find a character portrayed by Fluke likeable, and yet he got robbed big time. Both Nai's ability to see spirits and his unrequited feelings for Dan were left underdeveloped, imo. Instead, they chose to give so much screentime to that female character whose name I do not bother to remember, so much ANNOYING screentime!

Like, just 7 days before Valentine, right? This is genius!

Wondering if the final episode will actually air around Valentine

Same. The way Rain moves on from one guy to another so fast really bothers me.

The story is horrible, but these two actually look good together

But when there are way more "guests" than the central characters, there is nothing special about the former anymore. This is the reason why I always prefer opening sequences showing only the main couple(s), whereas the rest of the cast only have their names listed.

Why does Yai only get a quarter of the screen during his introduction in the opening sequence, whereas all those random characters that nobody cares get half or one-third of the screen with even longer duration?

By the final episode, we'll probably barely hear any Thai anymore, or these boys will no longer talk but just jump straight into the action instead.

I haven't read the novel, so here is simply my guess:

Charlie and probably Jeff were also adopted by Tony, considering the fact that Babe said he did not meet other kids, and that the former two are also gifted in some way (Jeff is an expert in mechanical engineering, while Charlie can "hide" his alpha scent).

Thus, it is likely that these two hold a grudge against Tony as well. That's why Charlie tried to approach Babe to team up with him in attempt to take down their common enemy.

In the first locker room scene, during Captain's inner monologue about he never f*cking anyone, but having been f*cked before.

Good news: No more horny Japanese.

Bad news: We got Chinese instead...

I have no problems with the cast tbh. Instead I have problems with the director and the production company as a whole.