Am I the only one happily relieved the angst did not last long? It is a romcom, we want romance and comedy, and it delivered. Besides, every situation was proper to how every character was built.
wow really wasn’t expecting negative comments but I do understand the need for more time with Pai mad at Tim.…
Completely agreed. He loves Tim, of course he wouldnt react the same way he did when he knew about Yu. He even sacrificed everything he owned to save him from being sued. Pai is more hurt than angry because he thinks Tim does not love him, but he is starting to realize he does.
WHEN I TELL YOU THE MOMENT I SAW BOSTON PULL UP AT TUA'S HOUSE. I PAUSED MY SCREEN AND JUST GOT OFF THE APP AND…
Agreed. Agreed. Agreed. Agreed. Agreed. Agreed. Agreed. I actually had to pause at several moments during this episode to prepare myself, specially with the tiktok dance.
i think some of the comments here need to chill out. i mean, sure, we have our opinions but i think its too early…
But we love gifting our earliest baseless opinion to the internet. Do not take that away from us, what would be left in this f#cked up world if not discussing about superfluous things online.
I just finished watching the show and he did have scars on his body. He lifted his shirt to show it and the other…
Really? I've only watched the first 10-15 minutes of eposode 7 and they both are training shirtless (no complains) and he does not have any scar. You know what? I'll rewatch it again thoroughly, just to check. It may need a third time, I'm not sure. Thank you for insight.
I understand others' negative opinions about episode 7 and 8. I'd have accepted the change in script considering the situation (I do not agree the decision though)... however, how come he was stabbed three times with a hunting knife, had major surgery and still no scars on his body? Completely stupid miss. Unforgivable.
This was such a good story. It had every opportunity to fall into the usual BL tropes but never, NEVER did. Not…
Completely agreed. Only detail, Kan shot Boss on the head first, that was the inmoral thing he did and his worst sin. Ending his life was respectful, but he put Boss in that situation. Boss deserved it though, in a level of poetic justice. At least, he didn't suffer unlike his victims.
Stupid me!I just read a spoiler and now I'm thinking if i should watch or nah 🤦🏻♀️I dont know who…
The road is the destination. Even knowing how it ends, it is a great journey. One of the best scripts, serious topic with an interesting and proper approach, great acting, direction, cinematography. So good aesthetic it reminded me of True Detective last season, with a YT channel production, obviously.
I was able to finish the episode only because I made up my mind the cats hid themselves and avoided getting hit. Otherwise, Tiger should have killed those mf.
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It is a romcom, we want romance and comedy, and it delivered.
Besides, every situation was proper to how every character was built.
He loves Tim, of course he wouldnt react the same way he did when he knew about Yu.
He even sacrificed everything he owned to save him from being sued. Pai is more hurt than angry because he thinks Tim does not love him, but he is starting to realize he does.
I actually had to pause at several moments during this episode to prepare myself, specially with the tiktok dance.
I can see why you understand Ohm's recast though.
First time I wish a series would be over on the 3rd episode.
Suffering it.
Hating it.
And loving it again.
Just like their conflicted relationships.
Great series, Mix is a hell of an actor.
Dean is the complicated soul ready to fight anyone for his lover using only his sex appeal and some eventual punch.
You know what?
I'll rewatch it again thoroughly, just to check. It may need a third time, I'm not sure.
Thank you for insight.
I'd have accepted the change in script considering the situation (I do not agree the decision though)... however, how come he was stabbed three times with a hunting knife, had major surgery and still no scars on his body?
Completely stupid miss. Unforgivable.
Only detail, Kan shot Boss on the head first, that was the inmoral thing he did and his worst sin. Ending his life was respectful, but he put Boss in that situation. Boss deserved it though, in a level of poetic justice. At least, he didn't suffer unlike his victims.
Even knowing how it ends, it is a great journey. One of the best scripts, serious topic with an interesting and proper approach, great acting, direction, cinematography. So good aesthetic it reminded me of True Detective last season, with a YT channel production, obviously.
Otherwise, Tiger should have killed those mf.