I can read in the comments that everyone has high expectations for Ming. He is the most psychologically interesting…
There is a reason why the whole episode was people offering money to Joe. We needed it to see it, because we needed to understand that Joe didn't have to accept Ming's proposal. Joe is totally in love with him and Ming is going to feel it.
Joe fell in love with selfish, manipulative rich boy Ming. OK, he didn't know about him being in love with Tong,…
I've rewatched some parts. The actor playing Joe is amazing, look at his face every time Ming has one of his red flags moments. We can see it in Joe's face, that he also notice it.
this is crazy, i thought we got the time skip to see the change that Ming went through after what happened to…
Joe fell in love with selfish, manipulative rich boy Ming. OK, he didn't know about him being in love with Tong, but Ming never told Joe that he loved him, never told him that they were boyfriends, he showed Joe all his red flags. Ming said more that once that they weren't a couple. Joe love him with all his flaws, it would be stupid for Ming to become someone different now.
I really don't know why people just don't enjoy how different and refreshing Ming is as a character. Don't get me wrong, he is toxic AF, but I'm so tired of the classic BL character. Besides, there are actuall people just like him and they aren't even rich and handsome, so he is as real as we can get. And people like Joe also exist. He knows very well who Ming is, he just can't stop wanting him. He could had taken the money from Sol, but nope. Why do you think that they show us all these people offering him money? Just for him making the deal with Ming at the end. He needed an excuse to not feel bad about himself while being with Ming.
I love this show, that's the reason why I don't get the need of doing something so cliché. In all GMMTV shows the main couple break up in the episode before the last one, always to travel abroad. I mean... was it really necesary?