Not a Robot

Hua Yong is now one of my favorite yandere characters. He has used lies, manipulation, deception, mind games and more to get his man. Hua Yong's only moral compass is what Sheng likes and dislikes. I was excited about the ABO series, but the icing on the cake was for Hua Yong to be a yandere. I'm excited for when Sheng Shao You finally admits defeat and that he loves Hua Yong.

In my opinion, Hua is using a semantic because in Omegaverse an Omega is the only male that can get pregnant, and they are marked by their Alpha to become mates. Omegas do not mark Alphas. Since male Alphas do not have a womb, in this author's universe, the Enigma Hua, will have to create the womb when he knots with Sheng, who he has marked as his mate. Since Sheng cannot get Hua pregnant, Sheng will have to be the "omega" in this relationship. The womb that is created by the Enigma is not as robust as an male Omega or any class of woman's womb. Hope this helps.

Banjong, you killed Woordej, tried to kill "Worradej" a second time, which makes you the most shameless second lead in BL history. Shove your poetry and go home to your sister.

I know that. It was a joke because Yong even had that planned. Just like H & S, we know what that is about too.

I hope they film the extra where the 2 "omegas" and the 2 kids get kidnapped and Hua Yong takes care of business.

Gao Tu is a liar like Hua Yong, and Shen Wen Lang is a bigoted idiot. Gao Tu pretends to be a beta but is actually an Omega and has fooled idiot Wen Lang for over a decade. So It's not only Hua Yong who is a liar and deceptive. I like all of them, all four have flaws and make stupid decisions.

He should have consulted Sheng Shao You before naming the baby HuaSheng aka Peanut lol. Sheng had to do the heavy lifting in that situation. haha

Keng and Tutor have this amazing quality of looking ethereal for the camera. I'm glad that they closed the age gap from the novel, but Khem and Pharan make a great couple.

Most of the ghosts in this series are not just random ghosts haunting a dwelling, they are more purposeful. The series is upfront about the main ghost being there to kill the MC, so the only mystery is why. Plus there a couple of ghosts that are pretty cute. I'm more into psychological horror not monsters or slashers, and I'm handling this fine.

But it was still his choice to be marked. Hua Yong is not a saint, but as a yandere, I'm not shocked or surprised. If I were Sheng, I would choose to live. Hua did everything he did out of twisted yandere love. But I would choose to live.

Sheng could choose to die, that is his choice. It is unambiguous that Sheng's half brother planned the kidnapping, unless they change it for the series. I'm Hua biased because he is a rare yandere character in a live action series, but I also like Sheng, who is morally upright. Their child Peanut will have the best of both worlds because Sheng is the only person Hua considers and will adapt his behavior for. Since Sheng loves Hua, there's no need to be dramatic and die.

Enigmas are a relatively newer secondary characteristic to omegaverse, but in the context of this series, the only way a male Alpha can conceive is through an Enigma. In the novel, Sheng is surprised they exist, but he is okay with it, because it can't be helped, they love each other. Unlike an Omega, the Alpha's womb is not natural, but has to be created by the Enigma, so pregnancy is much riskier than with an Omega or a woman. Now Shen and Gao is another story. Shen is still too dumb at this point to figure out that Gao is an Omega and actually the Omega he is looking for.

I haven't read the webtoon. so maybe the author puts enough fictional stuff in that it can fly under the radar. I also think reading a webtoon or a novel is less visible than a live action series. Changing professions of the characters is not uncommon in Thailand. The novel version of A Tale of a Thousand Stars, the ML is in the Army, GMMTV changed the character to a forest ranger. Your Sky, in the novel Teerak's father was a police officer, in the series he was a professor or something like that.

An American professor at a Thai university who had lived there for 30 years, starting with the Peace Corps so he spoke Thai, was arrested under that law. There was a sentence in a presentation talking about the army. He ended up leaving Thailand and was fired by the university. That's why I'm confused about the author and Thai fans stirring things up because the comic and series openly criticizes the government and military. I know that during protests in 2020, they were doing mock fashion shows, and now I understand why.

No, I really like this show. The lady playing Natcha needs more lessons in acting emotionally but the four male leads are doing a great job.

I'm surprised that Thais are mad (according to the people posting here) because they know they have laws against portraying the royal family in a negative light, and people are actually in prison now for it. You can't even talk bad about a dead king. Then the "websleuths" will try to figure out which king they are speaking badly about and the other faction will accuse the company of insulting that dead king. I'm ignoring it and just watching the show.

I love your screen name. I want to see Peanut and Lele because in the extras, Peanut seems to have a lot of Hua Yong's traits.

People may thing I'm crazy, but I would love if they redid Love is More Than a Word that was supposed have 28 (I think) episode and they only release 12 due to the ban. I just think all of the actors would be so handsome in period costumes. Or any other danmei.

This series also has en episode with dubcon. The issue is, the ABO verse is pheromone driven, so it may be instinctual, hence dubcon instead of noncon. But since you're new, and if dubcon is a problem for you, maybe skip those parts in Episode 10. In trad ABO when an Omega goes into heat, Alphas will lose their heads to mate with them and even the Omega may be naturally inclined. The author is this series mitigates that. I love this series, but I like ABO.

I guess they want people to go to jail in Thailand where you can't even talk crap about dead kings there. I see why it's set in a fiction place rather than Siam/Thailand. Them fans will "figure out" which real king (probably none) the author is talking about and cause trouble. Let them boycott.