No, she's not; it's ML running circles around everyone, her included. Plus rescuing her every 1-2 episodes.Come…
Well she's not a martial artist. But even if she did everything herself, what would be used of all those men around her who say they want to marry her, they have to show initiative. But people like you would still complain that she's too unrealistically capable....no human can do everything on their own, male or female.
Ok, after being bloated and nauseous all night from episode 9, I've decided to side with the bad guys....cause wtf was all that? Sun was really waiting for a text while someone was getting r*ped and strangled to death above him (and why did he go all the way there for?) Sky's reaction during the fight, one would think he was holidaying.ugh! And where did that Dummy go at such an important juncture in the story...ugh!!!!and lemmi guess, he's gonna swoop in last minute and save everyone??? nah, I'm not buying that anymore. He should also suffer....what has he been doing all this time if he knew his enemy?while god knows how many people have been killed by that oaf .Anyway, feel free to ignore my rant, I'm just trying a different mindset to jumpstart my digestion.
The gangsters gave him a folding chair for a weapon?! No gangsters are that stupid.
And Sky watching Sun getting beat up like he's used to it. He sees a knife and calls him out like he's commenting on the weather. Given his personality, I expected him to freak out and thrash about and cry snort through his eyes, but no, he was basically on a holiday.so underwhelming
The bad thing about this series is they want revenge but they are so passive and do nothing. They have no plans.…
I highly respect this opinion. At least they do get things done. Honestly thought the series would be about playing the players but what have they done so far? We don't even have a single plan,the whole series is just an intro to how bad guys can be bad....so yeah, they deserve to win
Shi Yuhao is really fixated on measuring the value of people, including himself against the inevitability of death. He asks Lang Di if he (LD)would care if he dropped dead .... Meanwhile, Qing Tian has become sunnier and happier after shooting the documentary(in which I believe he addresses his depression) and of course the biggest catalyst is sleeping next to Wenshu for what?2months. In contrast,his brother has become more aggressive after shooting the variety show, forcing himself to be independent to a point of even hurting himself. I'm almost glad he'll have to back to being pampered (hopefully). That was just painful to watch 😄😄😄
I hate the fact that BL writers write women as the bad guys when in fact women are the ones supporting these entertainment industries. But all in all, I can't get over Lao Xu praising his son to everyone. That kind of positive reinforcement is so necessary especially in Chinese dramas. I hope it doesn't turn out to just be a strategy of fanning of his ego to push him to go to the hunter school and separate them.
Wow, I just started this and I regret not waiting for it to finish airing first. First of all Big Jane honestly doesn't seem like a bad guy, (I hope he doesn't end up being a psycho). He seems to me to be some kind of a genius that enjoys using his smarts to play with people without actually hurting them, it's actually their own fear of him that turns on them. Secondly, this is the second Thai adaptation of a Korean novel, and I'm surprised I actually enjoy K-novels with Thai adaptions. Maybe the Korean language is too heavy for me.
Meanwhile, Qing Tian has become sunnier and happier after shooting the documentary(in which I believe he addresses his depression) and of course the biggest catalyst is sleeping next to Wenshu for what?2months. In contrast,his brother has become more aggressive after shooting the variety show, forcing himself to be independent to a point of even hurting himself. I'm almost glad he'll have to back to being pampered (hopefully). That was just painful to watch 😄😄😄
Me at end of EP 8: I aint say that sh*t
But all in all, I can't get over Lao Xu praising his son to everyone. That kind of positive reinforcement is so necessary especially in Chinese dramas. I hope it doesn't turn out to just be a strategy of fanning of his ego to push him to go to the hunter school and separate them.
First of all Big Jane honestly doesn't seem like a bad guy, (I hope he doesn't end up being a psycho). He seems to me to be some kind of a genius that enjoys using his smarts to play with people without actually hurting them, it's actually their own fear of him that turns on them.
Secondly, this is the second Thai adaptation of a Korean novel, and I'm surprised I actually enjoy K-novels with Thai adaptions. Maybe the Korean language is too heavy for me.