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One thing is certain so far: whoever this masked figure is, they know the Avengers' darkest secrets, which means that he or she is either watching them or is someone from their inner circle and it is possible that this person was deeply hurt by this group and their game of truth or dare, and now they are taking revenge.

At the moment, Champ seems to be the most suspicious and involved in shady dealings. So far, it looks like Cherren slept with Champ behind her friend's back, plus we all know who Champ's father is, which means he has protection and probably a lot of contacts, and not necessarily good ones.

I think it's the kind of crime story where everyone is a suspect, everyone is hiding something, but the truth will come out in the last episode.But for now, one thing is certain: the center of everything is this club, because everything seems to revolve around it. It has already been mentioned twice in two episodes. that's where they distribute the powders, and it's the main meeting place for the Avengers, and I think it will be the main place where the drama's action will focus. Even the fact that the masked man chose this place to eliminate Tara has some significance here. After all, he could just as easily have attacked him at home or on the way, but he chose the club.

It makes me wonder if they were after his connections or easy access to drugs. I don't know about the rest, but Champ is the type who uses dirty tricks. That blonde is clearly after money, and they're keeping Jade's brother close because he's from a family of police officers.

It will be good when she finds out that Pech has fallen in love. She was surprised, but when she finds out that he is dating Thee, she will be shocked.

So far, Champ is my suspect. He wasn't affected by what happened to his girlfriend; it just doesn't matter to him. Bell and Tar are out of the question because he got the envelope, and Jade's brother is also unlikely to be the perpetrator. I think he'll be giving Jade information about the others. I haven't figured out Tonkla and Time yet. PS. I haven't seen episode 2 yet, so these theories are based on episode 1.

I thought it was TOP when I first saw the bracelet, and besides, I thought it was the bracelet Mok gave Thee. It would be an interesting twist if it turned out they knew each other as children. If that were true, I wonder if Mok knew about it.

I'm really looking forward to seeing how Lookplub reacts when she finds out who her brother's beloved is.

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I completely agree, I have a subscription, but what's the point if I don't have this drama. And no one is going to buy a subscription just to watch this one series. They've really ruined it, iQIYI would be better. And somehow I doubt that it had any high viewership ratings, since it will be lost among a mass of other series, and those who really wanted to watch it and were waiting for this title won't be able to do so.

Okay, I'm pissed off, I've been waiting for it, but I won't watch it because it's not where it always is, so if it doesn't show up anywhere, I'll have to give up on this series, seriously, it's annoying that this title isn't on every Netflix.

I'll put it this way: as I watched, I noticed that these two are complete opposites, simply in terms of their style. dance, and personality are opposites, and it's a real shame that they didn't use this to develop their relationship because, considering their differences, they also have different approaches to relationships, and I think this could have been used to develop their relationship and the storylines themselves.

The film is really good, you can really see the chemistry between them, but I agree with the plot development because there is actually a lack of dialogue between the main characters. It's more like a story in the sense that Suzuki tells his story with Sugiki. There is very little dialogue, and I also agree that there is a lack of plot development and their relationship. In my opinion, this title would have worked better as a series, then it would have been possible to develop the plot, the competition, and the characters' relationships. I think they wasted some of the potential chemistry between them. The film is good, but only as part 1, because it looks as if they cut out some of the events and only made a fragment of the story (I haven't read the manga, but that's just my impression). It really would have been good to make a second part of this title.But a really big plus for the acting, the chemistry between the characters, and the soundtrack.

Seeial was good, but in the last few episodes we didn't get anything new, just the same vision, an attempt to stop it, a new vision worse than the previous one and so on and so forth, episode after episode. The relationship between the main characters (VanFarma isn't even worth mentioning To me, their couple looks like it's only there to be a second couple.) seems to be at a standstill, even though they've explained everything to each other and are together, but J continues to lie to Jinn about his dreams and hides what he has seen. In short, in these last episodes, the action goes round in circles, as if they were dragging it out just to make 12 episodes.

I agree that the plot goes round in circles, i.e. so far we have no explanation for these visions, and the pattern of the episodes is very similar: J has a dream/vision, tries to prevent it, another vision pops up as a result of the change in the previous one, and so on and so forth. The second couple also wants to be together, but Van does something and they return to square one instead of developing their relationship. And so it has been since episode 5. I'll say this: the theme with these visions is cool, but when it repeats in every episode, it gets tiresome because it's simply a pattern. In my opinion, they should slowly start explaining it, but so far there's no sign of that in the upcoming episodes, so I guess everything will come out in the final episode.

I don't know about you, but I think this storyline with J's visions is dragging on too long. There are supposed to be 12 episodes, we're on 8, and so far it doesn't look like they're going to explain this storyline in the next few episodes.

I was right, the bastard falsifies evidence, a perfect example of a corrupt cop, using items from suspects' homes to plant evidence, then arresting them and getting praise for it. When he finally gets off Thup's back, seriously, this whole thing with King and his family is getting really annoying.

The drama is cool, but I missed more romantic moments since they confessed their feelings to each other. But we still have the last episode, so maybe we'll see something.