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Is this series worth watching?

yes. it seems like there's another mission and someone from the past claimed to be her boyfriend for some reason. We'll see about that tomorrow.

Yes. but it seems like there is another twist in ep6. Trailer shows that someone in the past claimed Fei Foon as her boyfriend for some reason. We'll see about that tomorrow.

I hope so. But seems like there's a twist in Ep6. Trailer shows that someone from the past claimed Fei Foon as her boyfriend for some reason. We will figure it out tomorrow.

Thank you so much.

Can someone tell me what this series is like? Is it good? The trailer looks really interesting, and now I’m curious! 👀

I CAN’T BELIEVE I WAS WATCHING THIS DRAMA AT 12:00 AM WITH THE LIGHTS OFF. 😭😂 The ghosts were honestly scarier than any drama I’ve ever watched! 👻

But later on, I somehow got used to the suspense and started enjoying it. What really got me hooked, though, was the chemistry between the two main leads. THE CHEMISTRY IS DAMN GOOD. 🔥🔥

I genuinely enjoyed watching them so much that I almost forgot about the ghosts, the killings, and all the terrifying stuff happening around them. 😂 Their chemistry completely stole my attention!

1000/10 for me! Definitely one of those dramas that had me scared one minute and screaming over the leads the next. 😭❤️‍🔥

The novel was actually way worse than the series. 😭 There are so many plot points that were twisted or changed, but honestly, I think the series is doing a much better job than the novel. The adaptation makes the story more enjoyable and, somehow, the changes actually make more sense to me. Fei Foon got married in the novel. And Leuk To was completely devastated and wasted 😂

Nuts. Honestly, they twisted the plot in Episode 5. In the novel, Fei Foon actually got married while he was on an undercover mission, and Leuk To was completely devastated and had an emotional breakdown. I feel sorry for him. I don't know if they will give us a happy ending here or the same as in the novel.

I was thinking the same.

In the novel, He's really worst, no feelings, always think about himself.

In the novel, Fei Foon actually got married while he was on an undercover mission, and Leuk To was completely devastated and had an emotional breakdown. But here, they twisted the plot. I'm ready for this. I want a real breakup now. HAHAHAHAHA. But they really nailed it! The acting was perfectly amazing! Even the cried of Fei Foon was so pretty.

It means, "They burn intensely, everything becomes complicated, trust get destroyed and they're left trying to figure out what remains." The story repeatedly uses the idea of being reduced to ash or something left behind after something has burned.

I've already watched the trailer for episode 4. I love it. Way to go!