TamzinMillemni

So true ☺️

I’m enjoying the series so far and this episode seems like a natural end to me. Why are there 15 episodes? I have a bad feeling the remaining episodes are just going to drag the series out unnecessarily.

Saw the title and poster and thought it was a Taiwanese production. Very surprised that it’s a Thai bl. I’m intrigued. The premise sounds really good and it does have the vibe of a Taiwanese bl, which can only be a good thing. Looking forward to this one. We may have another Thai heavy hitter on our hands. 🙂

hahahahaha - all of this - lmao

“Dear diary, it’s been one week since I tasted the sweet nectar of the Judge From Hell. My delusions are carrying me through.” 😅

Ngl this is funny as hell. 😅😂

“Stop lying, you didn’t read a book!” bwahahahaha 🤣🤣😂😂😂

Beautiful, just beautiful. 🥹

Love these Q&As. Keep them coming. :)

Saw the thumbnail and clicked straight away. That scene and all the others you mentioned made me laugh so much. Gu Won's attempt at a smile still makes me chuckle. lol

I laughed way too hard at that ice cream scene. 😄 I love little absurd scenes like that.

This is my thoughts exactly. I just hope it doesn’t involve the su*cide of that small kid in order to make DH confront his own trauma.

I like this theory. Although two things are making me feel like he did finish his studies:

1. The exam results JY found for DH dated 2012.

2. I can’t imagine those snobbish parents would send their kids to a school where the teacher didn’t graduate.

….unless he has faked all his credentials.

I get what you mean. 😂

You had me at, "a road movie about the ancient Chinese jewelry business." I've now added this to my must watch list. Thank you so much for sharing.

The more I find out about this series, the more I am interested to watch. :)

Ryu Seung Ryong is a very capable actor, so I am intrigued by how this will turn out.

Agreed! This is my favourite genre. I'm so excited for this (and I loved Moving and it's characterisations).

This hasn't put me off watching older dramas and movies. I'm open to watching anything that looks/sounds interesting. I've actually now seen the rest of the Liar Game series.

Without making excuses for DH, I think it’s more complicated than that. His one chance to escape his father (sitting that exam) fell through. I image he was offered help by HH which he took because he had limited options, not knowing that it would keep him beholden to HH. He doesn’t seem comfortable in that lifestyle. I may be misreading things but their dynamic does not look equal to me. We see how money and power gives people control over those not on their level. Look at the mother of the student flexing her power over DH. We simply can’t ignore the setup of that society and the choices it leads desperate people to make in order to survive, or in order to have a shot at their dream. But of course this is all speculation on my part, so take what I say with a grain of salt.