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They're really doing a great job with this adaptation—even the reveal scene; the only difference is the tattoo's appearance.

Exactly—we haven't even started this thread yet about that Sky sponsor who's hunting down young actors for his brutal orgies, the whole Dream Production thing, and the drama Jay wants to film, the movie Sun is going to star in, not to mention the revenge itself

You know, what I'm really curious about is whether they'll be able to fit the whole thing into these 10 episodes. Right now, we're barely halfway through the manhwa—it's around chapter 40—and I think there are 95 chapters in the main story, plus 15 side stories.

Right now, it looks like the only BL/bromance title worth watching; there are very few new titles this month, so it'll be interesting to see how it turns out

I’ll tell you, so far this is probably the only July release worth watching—seriously, it’s pretty weak this month. There’s one porn , judging by the poster, with something in the title about “sexy buttocks,” a few weak titles, judging by the descriptions. There’s a sequel to *Me and Thee* coming out, but I have a feeling it’ll be weaker than *Me and Thee* itself—we’ll see. And then there’s *Love Destiny*, which, based on the description, looks like a copy of *Love Upon a Time*.
P.S. I mean new titles, not the ones that are already out.

Seriously, there are so many good manga that could be adapted for the screen, but they had to pick something like this?. I’ll tell you, this month looks really bad when it comes to BL—maybe only one title will be worth watching: *Mr. Kill*. and the sequel to *Me and Thee* is also coming out, but I’m not really drawn to it because I’m afraid it won’t live up to the prequel. And then there’s *Love Destiny*, which, from the description, sounds like a copy of *Love Upon a Time*. In short, July looks really weak.

The description sounds like a rip-off of *Love Upon a Time* to me, but we'll see how it turns out

Exactly specially since the omegaverse is a subgenre of BL that not everyone is familiar with—those in the know understand what it’s all about, but for, so to speak, newcomers, it’s all just one big mess. So, instead of a protagonist who is completely unaware of everything, the best thing would simply be to include a very basic introduction that explains what's going on and how it all works.

There could be some clouds too—seriously, this pheromone visualization makes it look like the main characters are constantly in heat. I know it’s the Omegaverse, but the main characters aren’t in heat every time they use pheromones but it looks like they’re in that state all the time

It just feels a little strange to me to watch this because I used to read a lot of omegaverse stories, and I'm just used to pheromones being depicted as a colorful mist or something like that.

Actually, I think it wasn't a good idea to create a main character who has absolutely no knowledge of Omegas and Alphas—even though he lives in a world where they exist—and instead simply include an introductory section explaining who Alphas and Omegas are, what pheromones, heat cycles, and bites are, and so on.

I agree—even omegaverse manga usually have a first page explaining what’s going on and what everything is, so it’s easier to follow the whole story. But here, for those who aren’t familiar with the genre, I suspect it’ll be a real struggle to figure out what this is even about—so it’s such a hopeless start, especially since not everyone who watches knows about the omegaverse

Okay, so far I have one complaint: they couldn't make the pheromones look like colorful pollen or mist, because the way it is now, it looks like they're boiling every time Although it's not always a heat cycle, so that's confusing

I haven't read the whole thing, but it's clear that Jay cares about Sun and will do absolutely anything to keep him by his side—and he's a little obsessed with him—but the problem is that, as far as I remember, there wasn't even a confession; it was just in the last chapter, in a side story, that Jay kissed Sun at a party and announced that they liked each other—just out of the blue.

Olek, I took a quick look at the manhwa, and I’m seriously starting to wonder how they plan to cram the whole story into 10 episodes, since the manhwa has 94 chapters and episode 4 is only around chapter 20. Seriously, even without the 15 side stories, I’m curious how they’ll make it work in 10 episodes.

I'm seriously wondering why the hell they made it so complicated in this last episode instead of just going with a typical reincarnation story involving time travel and a coma—then I think everything would have come together nicely for us.

For now, what someone wrote here actually makes more sense—that after the accident, Seori and Dam-sun switched bodies, and she lived as Dam-sun until that fall off the cliff, because then they switched bodies again. So the prince was in love with Seori from the beginning, but in that case, what about the prince himself and Cha Se-gye—did they also switch... swapped bodies? That’s what confuses me the most here—the empty room, that guy who was clearly posing as some kind of reaper or something like that, and that scene with the prince and Dan Sim in the past, where they were leaving the capital in disguise, because that would mean they somehow survived the fall off the cliff, but how did that relate to Seori and Cha Se Gye in the present?

I haven't read it, but that makes sense—that's exactly what didn't sit right with me, because Jay was supposed to be the CEO of Dream, but she acts more like some loan shark, so what you wrote actually explains a few things.

My thoughts as I watch it are: “What the heck have you gotten yourself into, Sun?” But oh well, we already know that the scenes we're expecting will be really well done. I haven't read the manhwa, but I'm enjoying this adaptation.

I'm curious about that, too—seriously, that episode doesn't make any sense at all.