It means that the surname stoke is counted first, right? The first character is the surname. If two people have the same surname, then they will move to the second character of their legal names and count it.
For example, if Bai Jingting and Bai Lu starred in the same drama, and both have the surname "Bai." In that situation, the second character would be used to determine the order. Is it correct?
Seriously, I would have done the same. Just put yourself in Toto's shoes. It's not his business to tell Kanit…
I think we're mixing up two separate issues: telling the truth and managing someone else's relationship.
Once Toto starts negotiating on Lion's behalf or giving him chances to "come clean," he's no longer just an observer. At that point, he's actively influencing the outcome of a relationship that isn't his to manage.
That's where the line gets crossed, even if his intentions are good. In my view, he had two options: either get fully involved and tell the truth promptly, or stay out of it entirely. What doesn't make sense is trying to play mediator while withholding the truth.
He should have stayed out of the relationship itself, but still told the truth to Kanit in time, in my opinion.
It's because at that point he trusted Toto more than his boyfriend. He already knew about his boyfriend's cheating.…
Yeah, I can see that. Kanit has been putting a lot of pressure on himself, so Lion's cheating feels like a personal failure rather than just Lion's wrongdoing. At this point, I think he really needs a break from all of this.
Seriously, I would have done the same. Just put yourself in Toto's shoes. It's not his business to tell Kanit…
My point here is that, he took it upon himself to negotiate with Lion and give him extra time. If he truly saw it as none of his business, he should have stayed out of it completely instead of getting involved in how and when the truth would come out.
By that point, Toto was already deeply involved in Kanit's life and had earned his trust. From Kanit's perspective, it probably felt like Toto chose to protect Lion first rather than be honest with him.
Toto gave Lion an ultimatum to come clean by himself though. I get it that he made a mistake of trusting Lion…
He was supposed to tell Kanit everything first instead of negotiating with Lion or giving him a week to sort things out. If he truly saw himself as an outsider in Lion and Kanit's relationship, he wouldn't have taken it upon himself to make those decisions.
His responsibility was not to confront Lion about the cheating or manage the situation on Kanit's behalf. His job was simply to be honest with Kanit.
In my opinion, he had one job, and he failed it. That's it.
Toto gave Lion an ultimatum to come clean by himself though. I get it that he made a mistake of trusting Lion…
In my opinion, If you truly care about someone, you shouldn't lie to them or help a cheater manipulate them into staying in the dark and continuing the deception. I'm sure he doesn't see himself as an outsider, considering how deeply he's already involved in Kanit's life. Yet he still chose to side with other people, like Lion, instead of Kanit. It's a messy way to treat someone who could potentially become your future love interest that way.
Nobody talking about how Kanit was more disappointed in Toto than in his boyfriend who cheats on him? Somehow…
It's because at that point he trusted Toto more than his boyfriend. He already knew about his boyfriend's cheating. The betrayal from Toto probably hurt more because it came from someone he trusted. That said, he has every right to be disappointed in both of them.
Some people seem way too easily offended by any criticism. It's perfectly normal to enjoy a show while still pointing out things that didn't work for you. No drama is going to be liked by everyone, and people should be able to share different perspectives without being attacked for it.
This is a drama discussion page—don't move like fandom culture. That kind of attitude doesn't create a welcoming discussion; it discourages casual viewers from sharing their thoughts and can even push potential new viewers away.
Why is the person below getting defensive and attacking me on my previous comment just because I said I don't…
Some people are taking this way too personally. You are allowed to point out things you don't like about a series. Honestly, those defensive or overprotective comments just annoy causal viewers and scare new viewers away.
I'm waiting for him to get ML roles. I don't know how much if it's true, I heard that his nationality plays a role in why he always get support or secondary roles. He is Taiwanese-Canadian. C-dramas prefer their own chinese citizens as leads.
It's not mid and not weakest either. It has the best chemistry by far.
I never said it should be considered a masterpiece. My point is that it's far from being mid or one of gmmtv's weaker bls.
Many Gmmtv's bls have weak plots, weak acting, or couples with little chemistry. This series doesn't have those issues. The chemistry between the leads is its biggest strength, and they make very convincing pair. The acting is good, the visuals are great, and the plot and directing are solid too.
It's not a masterpiece, but it's definitely not weak or mid either.
For example, if Bai Jingting and Bai Lu starred in the same drama, and both have the surname "Bai." In that situation, the second character would be used to determine the order. Is it correct?
Once Toto starts negotiating on Lion's behalf or giving him chances to "come clean," he's no longer just an observer. At that point, he's actively influencing the outcome of a relationship that isn't his to manage.
That's where the line gets crossed, even if his intentions are good. In my view, he had two options: either get fully involved and tell the truth promptly, or stay out of it entirely. What doesn't make sense is trying to play mediator while withholding the truth.
He should have stayed out of the relationship itself, but still told the truth to Kanit in time, in my opinion.
By that point, Toto was already deeply involved in Kanit's life and had earned his trust. From Kanit's perspective, it probably felt like Toto chose to protect Lion first rather than be honest with him.
His responsibility was not to confront Lion about the cheating or manage the situation on Kanit's behalf. His job was simply to be honest with Kanit.
In my opinion, he had one job, and he failed it. That's it.
I'm sure he doesn't see himself as an outsider, considering how deeply he's already involved in Kanit's life. Yet he still chose to side with other people, like Lion, instead of Kanit.
It's a messy way to treat someone who could potentially become your future love interest that way.
This is a drama discussion page—don't move like fandom culture. That kind of attitude doesn't create a welcoming discussion; it discourages casual viewers from sharing their thoughts and can even push potential new viewers away.
I don't know how much if it's true, I heard that his nationality plays a role in why he always get support or secondary roles. He is Taiwanese-Canadian. C-dramas prefer their own chinese citizens as leads.
Many Gmmtv's bls have weak plots, weak acting, or couples with little chemistry. This series doesn't have those issues. The chemistry between the leads is its biggest strength, and they make very convincing pair. The acting is good, the visuals are great, and the plot and directing are solid too.
It's not a masterpiece, but it's definitely not weak or mid either.