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They were both main lead actors in Love in the Moonlight

All good, but you don’t necessarily have to leave the house. You could call the hospital and get advice first. If you explain that you can’t leave, they can arrange for a doctor to come and assess you at home.

Where I’m from, we have doctors who can visit your house and treat you, so you don’t always have to go out. I’m sure Thailand probably has a similar service as well.

I know it’s just a series and it’s not real, but if this were my boyfriend, I would be really scared and would want advice from a doctor on what to do next. I wouldn’t leave it untreated overnight, no matter how tired I was.

I did focus and watched every single scene in the episode. How did you know I wasn’t paying attention? Everyone interprets scenes differently, which is exactly why discussion boards like this exist.

If he was tired, he could have called the hospital, he didn’t necessarily need to leave the house. My point is that if you leave something untreated, it can get worse.

I understand your point and I do agree with it. I just don’t agree with being told to “focus.”

Great first episode! But a couple things frustrated me.
If this happened in real life and your boyfriend got into a car accident, lost his memory, and started acting like a 7-year-old, that would clearly be a serious brain injury. Pobmek should be taking him straight back to the hospital for another check-up.
Also, when Solar’s mom called and he lied saying Solar was fine… how is that “fine”? The guy literally lost his memory and sometimes mentally reverts to a seven-year-old.
Not taking him back to the doctor and hiding it from his mom just made the situation feel a bit unrealistic to me.

The story is set in Kowloon Walled City, which is in Hong Kong. I’ve also been to Hong Kong before, so a lot of the scenery really feels like it was filmed there. But if it was actually filmed in China and they just made it look like Hong Kong to avoid Chinese censorship, then that’s understandable.

I see. Thank you for the info.

The language is Cantonese. People in Hong Kong speak Cantonese, and I’ve watched Hong Kong dramas all my life, so I can easily tell the difference between Mandarin and Cantonese.

Thank you for this 🥳

I haven’t read the novel, and I noticed some inconsistencies between the English subtitles on GagaOOLala and YouTube. Could someone please help confirm a couple of things?

1) In episode 2, Liu Yi’s sister jumps off a building. Is she his actual biological sister, or is she his sister-in-law?

2) The boss who gets killed in episode 2, is he really Liu Yi’s biological brother? In the gangster world, people sometimes call each other “brothers” after swearing loyalty, even if they’re not related by blood, so I’m not sure if they are actual siblings or just sworn brothers.

What a great start to the series! It follows a pretty classic plot where the main boss is killed and the protagonist gets blamed for the murder he didn’t commit. Then he ends up running into his future lover by accident while on the run. I’ve seen this type of storyline many times, but seeing it done as a BL makes it feel really fresh and exciting to watch.

I'm watching Pursuit of Jade atm, what episode is he in?

I agree. I really loved her character. She’s an orphan who has to work hard to take care of her younger sister, so she doesn’t really have many choices in life. That’s why she becomes a butcher. What makes the show so unique is how she uses her butcher and knife skills to fight. I think that concept is really interesting and different from most other shows.

this drama is so good and so underrated.

Thank you for this :)

Thank you so much, make sense now :)

I’m a bit confused about the story. Is the little ghost girl in Dao’s room actually Arthit’s mother? If she died when she was still a child, how was she able to grow up and give birth to Arthit?

I’m a bit confused about the story. Is the little ghost girl in Dao’s room actually Arthit’s mother? If she died when she was still a child, how was she able to grow up and give birth to Arthit?

You have to read Addicted Book 2 to understand

Thank you for your kind words :)

I cannot wait for this, i Love them from A Breeze of Love

Wow, I was hooked from start to finish. The Price of Confession is intense, smart, and never boring for a single minute. The two female leads are phenomenal, delivering powerful performances that completely steal the show. Packed with suspense, mystery, and chilling mind games, this drama keeps you on edge the entire time. Dark, gripping, and unforgettable. An easy 10 out of 10.