I rewatched Episode 7 again. After Zhen Xin's girlfriend comes back, when they're sitting on the sofa, he asks…
As revealed at that lunch, even though they've been dating almost a year, they've rarely spent time together because of their schedules. It doesn't seem like they've spent much time talking on the phone either. Even though Feng Yun Ting says she's not that petty, she's obviously possessive of Zhen Xin. And that media reveal at the end was likely her move.
I think the majority of comments are made by people who understand absolutely nothing about the series, that we…
Since many of them haven't read the novel, they get too impatient and feel it's hard to see a door mat character. For me, it's often about the journey. FanFan needs to figure what he wants. Having not read the novel myself, my wish list includes, FanFan realizing that he needs to prioritize himself, find a job outside the sphere of the Beis' immediate influence, gain confidence in his own abilities, make himself unavailable to both families. The best revenge is living your best life.
interesting! but i think you could argue that tanrak was conditioned to believe what he does. would he have chosen…
Exactly. Catholic priesthood is supposed to be a calling, so he's allowed to change his mind until his ordination. Even if he were to attend seminary school, if he decided the priesthood is not for him, he can choose not to get ordained.
What was meant to comfort him at a young age (to live in God's house while he waits until he can join them in heaven) Tanrak took too literally to mean he needed to become a priest, but no one is forced to become one. However, Tanrak still has to deal with the Church view on same-sex love as being wrong. So, his choice to love Barth would not allow him to go to heaven, which would permanently separate him from God and his parents.
What? How could anyone have something bad to say about Park Bo Gum?
It's like insulting Keanu Reeves. There are just some celebs that are so kind and down-to-earth, it's honestly a shock when people have bad things to say about them.
Though I agree with you, I also think Shu Han's reaction makes more sense when you consider why Xing Wu said he…
No matter what, Xing Wu made a promise to protect Qing Ye when he brought her back from Beijing. Shu Han doesn't need to know Xing Wu's reasons for his decisions but he was nice enough to give her one.
As much as I get Shu Han liking towards Xing Wu ,I don't understand why she is making it sound like that going…
It's the false narrative of "I've been the one next to you all this time. Why don't you notice me?" So, she starts blaming Qing Ye as the bad influence when the fact is that she really just wanted Xing Wu to take the job so they could work more closely together.
1
What was meant to comfort him at a young age (to live in God's house while he waits until he can join them in heaven) Tanrak took too literally to mean he needed to become a priest, but no one is forced to become one. However, Tanrak still has to deal with the Church view on same-sex love as being wrong. So, his choice to love Barth would not allow him to go to heaven, which would permanently separate him from God and his parents.