Okay, I just started episode 1 and i actually do like it, unlike AntiReset which bored me. I feel like the glasses keeps the robot guy in check. Sort of like makes him remain an Al since he was made by biosynthesis. But once he takes it off, he'll be much more human-like and maybe a little naughty, owning to how he immediately bent his young master over the table with his hands tied to his back.🤭🤭
I suppose it doesn't help that I find robot guy very, very hot, including how he rough handles the brat and something about the way he moves is very very titillating 😂. Who knew I liked it rough.😁 I'll see how the rest eps goes.
I'm sorry but there is some massive attempt at gaslighting in some comments here (and i feel like that goes for…
Personally, I think all the four main characters deserves understanding. This show isn't about red or black flags. We can all see them in grey areas morally, especially when we look at why they're doing what they're doing as well as their personalities. Did they all make questionable decisions? YES! Did some of them hurt others badly? YES! Yet, it doesn't mean that they can be entirely written off as villains or horrible people based on the motives which drives them.
This is like a child of Playboyy and We are.It's based on spicy scenes (taken from Playboyy)There is a good and…
1) It's based on spicy scenes (taken from Playboyy)//
As a lover of Playboyy, pray tell, which spicy scenes were taken from the show? Is this the first time you've seen a depiction of BDSM on a TV show and thus, the first thing that came to your mind is that "it was taken from Playboyy?"
2) There is a good and well known and popular cast so even if it was horrible, people'd still say it's amazing drama//
You even admitted that you are hooked and can't stop watching even though you don't like it. Did it never occur to you that other people are enjoying it so much so that they are hooked as well and are hyping the series for that reason? Why do you people always assume others are hyping a series based on the cast?
P'Tin as the raindrop killer? Lol. How? I mean, I did consider that possibility at the beginning of the show but quickly dropped it cos it doesn't make sense even if we don't know much about him. How old was he 18years ago? I dunno. If he's revealed as the killer, I feel like it'll make the whole murder mystery look stupid😂😂
I find certain people very annoying right now. These people keep going on and on about how Style seduced Fadel for a car and how it's not noble and shit, bla bla bla. Even when it's so obvious that it stopped being about the car a long time ago when Style could have taken that car and just walked away. They should have done this in ep 1 instead of ranting about it in ep 6. Then it would actually make more sense.
So you're telling me that his friend tasked him with seducing a guy who is basically a stranger to him, who he wasn't even interested in romantically or attracted to sexually at first, he's not supposed to ask for compensation? When there's every possibility that his body is gonna be on the line during the process of seduction? He's supposed to do it for free? Free of charge? Really? How many of these people who won't stop droning in my ears can do that? Holier than thou! What else would surprise me about the BL fandom? Nothing, really.
For the record, cars, especially vintage cars is a big deal to car lovers, collectors or even guys who put cars together and/or take them apart. It's equally as important as any other compensation another guy would have asked for.
Tehehe well Wasan actually waits for Kan while he’s in prison tho. They do end up together since he ended up…
Exactly. A relationship based on lies and secrets would always be filled with mistrust. I suppose now that Kan has come clean, it's like starting on a clean slate. I hope he stops lying to Tew but we'll never know.
The scene where Kan explained about how the law has no feelings and equality was so beautiful and touching. The acting was on point.
The only thing that bothers me is how Kan could have told Tew but never did before Tew caught him. I understand why he didn't want to but then whenever Tew suspects, he not only lie to him, he gaslights and tries to manipulates Tew's emotions so that Tew would drop the topic. This is a way of misleading and making Tew doubt himself. For a police man that relies partly on instinct before sourcing for evidence, this is terrible. I love this show and I prefer the open ending cos if you'd ask me, I really don't want Tew to end with Kan. I do wonder what else Kan will lie about in the future and how far he'll go to hide things from Tew if they're together.
It was all fun and games for me from ep 1 to 5. I just didn't forsee how much ep 6 will hurt me. I thought the show was just comedy and camp and I was prepared to laugh all through. I thought to myself "how intense can it be?" So I scoffed and just focused on laughing all this time. Until this episode.....the pain of Bison and Fadel hurt me a lot and I feel sorry for them and well as to Style and Kant.... Aissshhhh... I have no one to talk to about this episode. I feel like I need to speak to someone about it. I also feel like I just went through all the stages of grief since I finished the episode more than 24hours ago.
To be fair, can Style be considered a snitch? Or just an unfortunate accessory. Poor boy wasn't even told the…
Thank you. I've been fighting for my life on Tiktok telling people Style isn't a snitch. He is guilty of lying to Fadel and being an accomplice. He was also a victim of Kant but Style didnt snitch but of course, people are saying he's a snitch. Lol.
What I like about his show is how none of the characters are completely clean. Secondly, there are grey areas. Not everything is black or white. I think this show is trying to tell us to consider why certain people do the things they do. I mean what drives their actions.
Kant- trapped by his past misdemeanours. He's got his brother, the only family he has left. He would do anything for him, and would do anything to not let his past trap him. If only the Captain would let him. He lied his way into Bison's heart at the expense of his own heart and he lied to his own friend. What would you do if you're threatened with the only family you have left whom you love? He singlehandedly raised his brother who is about 8-10years younger than him even though he's not from a rich home. Besides, it should be a plus if he goes undercover to take down killers, right?
Style: went in for the thrill/fun and for the car. When he found out the truth, he allowed his friend manipulate him into continuing with the deception, even though he could have taken the car away at that point and called it quit. I think he continued because his feelings were already involved even though he was scared of Fadel. He also did it for his friend. He couldn't just expose his friend to Fadel, could he?
Bison and Fadel have killed "crime lords" based on Mother's advice but they have also used innocent people to get to these crime lords too. This means they've used other's emotions, lied and manipulated just like Kant have. We just didn't see those people's POV. Bison wanted a different life. He was tired, hence, he grabbed all Kant was offering with excitement like a kid hungering for candy. He ignored all the obvious signs right in front of him. Fadel tried to follow his instinct as a killer and he refused to trust anyone or allow anyone in because a single mistake could cost his life or his brother's but alas! He did and now, he'll regret. They both got involved with others whilst hiding the fact that they are coldblooded killers. This means there is a possibility that people dated them without knowing they were dating killers but Bison and Fadel can't just introduce themselves to their potential love interest by saying "oh, hey! I kill for a living", can they?
I think fate is cruel and at the end of the day, decisions have consequences and worse is if you are trapped with no way out. We all have different upbringings and backgrounds but I think there are some who can understand and relate with these characters. Sometimes, life is not black and white but the road to building back a trust lost is very long.
I stand by it not being his fault at all, the only thing he did wrong was having Kant as a friend😭 (yes, i…
Lol😂😂😂. For real. I stand by it too. Technically, Bison was partly an accomplice too. He gave them information about his brother's whereabouts. But this means, the pain Bison feels right now multiplies due to the knowledge that he did this too
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I feel like the glasses keeps the robot guy in check. Sort of like makes him remain an Al since he was made by biosynthesis.
But once he takes it off, he'll be much more human-like and maybe a little naughty, owning to how he immediately bent his young master over the table with his hands tied to his back.🤭🤭
I suppose it doesn't help that I find robot guy very, very hot, including how he rough handles the brat and something about the way he moves is very very titillating 😂. Who knew I liked it rough.😁
I'll see how the rest eps goes.
This show isn't about red or black flags. We can all see them in grey areas morally, especially when we look at why they're doing what they're doing as well as their personalities.
Did they all make questionable decisions? YES!
Did some of them hurt others badly? YES!
Yet, it doesn't mean that they can be entirely written off as villains or horrible people based on the motives which drives them.
As a lover of Playboyy, pray tell, which spicy scenes were taken from the show?
Is this the first time you've seen a depiction of BDSM on a TV show and thus, the first thing that came to your mind is that "it was taken from Playboyy?"
2) There is a good and well known and popular cast so even if it was horrible, people'd still say it's amazing drama//
You even admitted that you are hooked and can't stop watching even though you don't like it. Did it never occur to you that other people are enjoying it so much so that they are hooked as well and are hyping the series for that reason? Why do you people always assume others are hyping a series based on the cast?
I mean, I did consider that possibility at the beginning of the show but quickly dropped it cos it doesn't make sense even if we don't know much about him.
How old was he 18years ago?
I dunno. If he's revealed as the killer, I feel like it'll make the whole murder mystery look stupid😂😂
Even when it's so obvious that it stopped being about the car a long time ago when Style could have taken that car and just walked away.
They should have done this in ep 1 instead of ranting about it in ep 6. Then it would actually make more sense.
So you're telling me that his friend tasked him with seducing a guy who is basically a stranger to him, who he wasn't even interested in romantically or attracted to sexually at first, he's not supposed to ask for compensation? When there's every possibility that his body is gonna be on the line during the process of seduction?
He's supposed to do it for free? Free of charge? Really?
How many of these people who won't stop droning in my ears can do that? Holier than thou!
What else would surprise me about the BL fandom? Nothing, really.
For the record, cars, especially vintage cars is a big deal to car lovers, collectors or even guys who put cars together and/or take them apart. It's equally as important as any other compensation another guy would have asked for.
I suppose now that Kan has come clean, it's like starting on a clean slate. I hope he stops lying to Tew but we'll never know.
The only thing that bothers me is how Kan could have told Tew but never did before Tew caught him. I understand why he didn't want to but then whenever Tew suspects, he not only lie to him, he gaslights and tries to manipulates Tew's emotions so that Tew would drop the topic. This is a way of misleading and making Tew doubt himself. For a police man that relies partly on instinct before sourcing for evidence, this is terrible.
I love this show and I prefer the open ending cos if you'd ask me, I really don't want Tew to end with Kan. I do wonder what else Kan will lie about in the future and how far he'll go to hide things from Tew if they're together.
I thought the show was just comedy and camp and I was prepared to laugh all through. I thought to myself "how intense can it be?" So I scoffed and just focused on laughing all this time. Until this episode.....the pain of Bison and Fadel hurt me a lot and I feel sorry for them and well as to Style and Kant.... Aissshhhh...
I have no one to talk to about this episode. I feel like I need to speak to someone about it.
I also feel like I just went through all the stages of grief since I finished the episode more than 24hours ago.
Secondly, there are grey areas. Not everything is black or white.
I think this show is trying to tell us to consider why certain people do the things they do. I mean what drives their actions.
Kant- trapped by his past misdemeanours. He's got his brother, the only family he has left. He would do anything for him, and would do anything to not let his past trap him. If only the Captain would let him. He lied his way into Bison's heart at the expense of his own heart and he lied to his own friend. What would you do if you're threatened with the only family you have left whom you love? He singlehandedly raised his brother who is about 8-10years younger than him even though he's not from a rich home. Besides, it should be a plus if he goes undercover to take down killers, right?
Style: went in for the thrill/fun and for the car. When he found out the truth, he allowed his friend manipulate him into continuing with the deception, even though he could have taken the car away at that point and called it quit. I think he continued because his feelings were already involved even though he was scared of Fadel. He also did it for his friend. He couldn't just expose his friend to Fadel, could he?
Bison and Fadel have killed "crime lords" based on Mother's advice but they have also used innocent people to get to these crime lords too. This means they've used other's emotions, lied and manipulated just like Kant have. We just didn't see those people's POV. Bison wanted a different life. He was tired, hence, he grabbed all Kant was offering with excitement like a kid hungering for candy. He ignored all the obvious signs right in front of him. Fadel tried to follow his instinct as a killer and he refused to trust anyone or allow anyone in because a single mistake could cost his life or his brother's but alas! He did and now, he'll regret. They both got involved with others whilst hiding the fact that they are coldblooded killers. This means there is a possibility that people dated them without knowing they were dating killers but Bison and Fadel can't just introduce themselves to their potential love interest by saying "oh, hey! I kill for a living", can they?
I think fate is cruel and at the end of the day, decisions have consequences and worse is if you are trapped with no way out.
We all have different upbringings and backgrounds but I think there are some who can understand and relate with these characters. Sometimes, life is not black and white but the road to building back a trust lost is very long.