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he was such a good friend at the very beginning and now he's doubling down on this blaming Ritt? I hope that we never find this "good friend" in our lives. That's not a ride or die kind of guy, i'm sorry but NO.

what the f*ck happened with Pure's character?

Just watched this week's episode and I must say those confrontation scenes..

THEY NEED SOME WORK.

No, because I feel like the "twist" was actually good, like I really feel that's a great conflict but the execution was i guess no better way to say it—sloppy.

But hey, it's their first project together so I will believe these boys will get proper workshops and the next series they do will be better. There's no other way from here than up. 👍

ok thank God for that 😅

Am I the only one who thinks the biggest setback before the finale would be the Grandmother's death? IDK I can't with these Asian dramas with a grandma/grandpa just waiting around the corner 😅

it isn't but the story revolves around it. It's still a family drama and a good one at that.

well, Save needs to try hard to earn that again though, 😅

ok now we're into the BL territory ♥️

For some reason when I saw Ga Ram I immediately thought "oh yes, this kid's bound to die". He's a naive kid from the province who happens to be an orphan as well. Yeah he's bound to be either the dead one or the disabled one for Su Min's story.

So sad he went out that way though, but at least Su Min helped him live out his dream of driving around Seoul.

It is very reminiscent of the gay movies made in the early 2000s but I enjoyed every second of it. I loved how every character were not just what they portray, like it's not hard to understand their struggles and where they are coming from with the decisions they made.

I love finding gems like this.

you know you could've just stopped watching and move on with your life than fight everyone here who doesn't have the same opinions as you.

touch some grass, i guess.

If there's one thing to learn from Sky's death it's that we're never really be able to villainize someone unless we understand where they are coming from. P'Foei was right, whatever he did, he did it to survive.

The signs were there since Ep 7, him "going" to Hongkong and being thankful to everyone. You would think he's going to be ok since he's Nut's contact for finding and "recruiting" hosts but in the end he's just another person he can easily dispose of.

I just wish for the nth time, he gets jailed FOR REAL. I feel like they need to skip the interrogation so his lawyer can't fabricate anymore lies 😅😅😅 Though I think the story will now shift to Krit's dad finding everything out I feel like at Ep 11/12 Nut will still somehow appear and still be the final boss to defeat. But who knows?

Also, that 8.5 rating is well deserved.

what's up with that person? it's not like the details here and the show is misleading anyone at all. Only saw BL in the title I guess and just went on with that??

just watched Ep 7, ok you all can call Lu Feng's actions BAD and i guess criminal? But in no way that's a black flag behavior. If anything they all deserve so much worse! 😤

nahh I'm just kidding but damn this is a true testament villains are not born, they're made. Too bad for them though they picked the wrong guy hahahaha

haha well they did say the season has 16 eps so more time for us to keep up 😅

Love the episode but I hate that cliffhanger, and also LOVE LOVE LOVE the epilogue. The lore just keeps on going 🥲 like I need to know how this would end.

Maybe it's just me but the jump between the pairs felt too fast, idk I was just starting to memorize their faces and characters so I would know who's who but it shifts to the other pair. Then shifting back 😅

But a very interesting character background so far. Let's see where this goes! ♥️

you might need to cite sources to get that approved. they're really looking into that

these naughty boys 🫣🫣🫣

i like how you write your replies like a poem 😆