Haru

Also why was suddenly everyone dying left and right??? I geniunely feel like the writers did not know how to end this, because there was no reason for killing so many characters (besides making space for 'peem' ig).
There were no emotional moments for any of them dying. Personally i am pretty emotional, but i was staring at my screen, confused? If they genuinely wanted to show how cruel kalakan and that woman are, and that so many ppl die because of them, that could have been done differently.

The Plot was so interesting, and they could have done so much, but ep8 felt sooo rushed?? Like at ep6, i was already guessing it's gonna be a rushed ending, at the end of ep7 it was definetely clear. I get that they ig had 'limits' romance wise, but even if it's not 10 eps, 9eps would have already made it better.

While i do think, this series doesn't need much/any romance (or even nc scenes), i do think the mc's soulmate kind of bond was not shown correctly.

I don't like time travel to correct your life thaaat much as a trope bc sometimes everything gets overly complicated, but if both mcs know, hell yeah i'm in (*≧∀≦)

i thought the same, no way next ep is the last one

praying that nongjian sisters still have sum planned 🙂‍↕️

organizing, writing scripts, finding the matching cast, finding locations, filming & after production take a lot of time.
while they work on multiple series at once, it's usually not too many. some reasons for that are simply pr & attention.
if you air multiple series behind each other, the chance that someone watches all of them is higher, than when you air them at the same time, or even on the same day. additionally they can focus on series after series for promotion, and for the actors it's easier too.
to out it simply, making people wait for series and airing one after another brings more attention & money to the entertainments and actors (especially the acting partners)

i think it'd the decision of the ents wether they want to air or not.

Also, the way they barely showed anything of Prince's life was kind of foreshadowing her death. The viewer only saw the bare minimum from Prince's life, reducing the emotional attachment the viewer might feel. Additionally Worradej's past is a pure emotional bundle.

I feel like they just gave Nut Prince's lines and said ''go do your thing, just be yourself''

I am pretty sure Prince died since she decided to stay in Worradej's body, but having a confirmation would have made the ending felt a bit more complete I think.

I really love the ending to be honest

Idk if i am just thinking too logicial/setting standards too high, but if Punn is passed out he should not have memories of that moment/his memories of that moment should end the second he passes out. so why are feratu and ramil able to fight?

like so far it looked like ramil actually went up to the roof when punn was getting roses, ramil then saw the knife and then made punn faint.

but this episode (or the first 12 mins, idk if i'm maybe just speaking too fast) makes it seem like we actually not know what *actually* happened on the roof, since punn only fainted in his memories and doesn't remember what actually happened

I'm only at minute 12 but i'm so confused rn. ramil's power is mind/memory manipulation, but why does it look like he got some time travel power and changed the past??

just dont watch it then

Do you know where they said that?

ik, Q45 was finished on the 15th, i didn't think there would actually be that many Qs

Ig it was a translation error or rather miscommunication. Yes obv all of them are real, but ig what they meant was which one the 'original' personality/the one that was present at birth

The bangs in front of their eyes is a thing they kept from the manga actually. i love it tbh bc it just shows even more how jins eyes shine whenever he sees akin

Usually, you'll find info on when they finish Q's on the social media accounts (mostly twitter/x) of the series ^^