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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.

Okay, what the heck is going on with this 14th episode? It’s just so nonsensical. To me, it looks like they’ve been reborn more times than the ones we know about, and each time fate hasn't been kind to them—right up until this reincarnation. And I bet that comet was involved every single time, Seriously, I really hate it when dramas with a time-travel theme get so complicated.

“Revenge Love” is definitely worth recommending—it’s twisted, but in a good way, and it’s really fun to watch. Seriously, it’s one of the few BL titles I keep coming back to, and there are, um… some interesting scenes.
A small warning: there are a lot of snakes, so if you can’t stand them, you might find it hard to watch.

The drama is incredible, as are the acting and the story itself, although I have to say I don’t like the ending because, despite everything, Lan Zhan and Wei Wuxian suffered—both now and in the past—and in my opinion, an open-ended conclusion like this just doesn’t fit and doesn’t bring the whole story full circle. It’s a happy ending, sure, but compared to the novel, the anime, and the manhua, it’s not quite what it should be. I know about censorship and all that, but I think they could have ended this incredible drama much better and in a more complete way. For example, since Lan Zhan became the supreme cultivator—basically the head of all the clans—Wei Wuxian could become, say, his right-hand man, advisor, or something along those lines.

Okay, I get the feeling this has already been done in the sense of the mermaid version of BL , though not in the musical version. Still, it's interesting especially since I think the last BL with merman didn't turn out very well, and it seems that it was actually really bad—especially in the underwater scenes—and I think that was *Lover Merman* , and I'm wondering—didn't that same actor happen to play one of the main character's friends in the recent *Love Upon a Time*?

Holy crap, the power of that thread of theirs is incredible after all Niran put the ring on that finger without even realizing he’d done it

What really surprised me in this latest episode was the whole thing with Future Phop and the plan he hatched to make Nakun travel through time, but what suprised me the most was the fact that Klao’s father was reborn as Nakun’s mother—that’s a really interesting plot twist.

I’m wondering about the exact same thing—it’s easy to understand how Klao’s past self, by making a wish, brought about his future self, but the question is how Phop’s future self remembers a past that hasn’t even happened yet, because that past came into existence after Nakun’s time travel, and if something had gone wrong and Nakun hadn't traveled, then that past—the one he remember—wouldn't have come into existence

Exactly, time travel and the concept of multiple dimensions are impossible to fully grasp, and trying to explain them just makes things even more confusing.

I really didn't expect that. Honestly, after that ending, I feel even more confused than I did during the episodes.. Seriously, it turns out that the reborn Phop knew about Nakun even before Nakun went back in time and met him at all—and that was before Nakun messed with the past. It looks like the past past somehow shifted, overlapped, or got mixed up with the future past. But hey, that’s time travel for better or worse, that's their charm. But it’s great that we got to see their present, and we have a truly happy ending

I also think Kirita’s father might be involved in this, because if they’ve managed to operate for so long without getting caught, it means they must have a mole in the police—and a high-ranking one at that. And then there’s Kirita’s father, who holds a high position; he wants to wrap this up quickly and is pushing his son way too hard to go through with this marriage.

So that’s how Qi Rong’s mist works, and that’s why it’s his greatest power—it clearly reveals others’ deepest fears. I’m really curious what other side effects this soul-binding has, besides the ones they’ve already mentioned.

Exactly, Scent is completely useless. I thought he was going to look for Gaysorn’s parents and try to uncover the truth, but he didn’t really do anything —other than seducing Gaysorn, Exactly, Scent is completely useless collecting his scent and listening to his uncle

In my opinion, Uncle is behind all of this—he was obsessed with that scent, and he’s the one who did it all. I suspect that Scenta’s father’s current condition is also his doing.

You know what, I really feel bad for Tian because he still has feelings for that self-important influencer who’s dating/sleeping with several people at once. Tian really deserves someone better, and I’ll be really pissed off if, despite everything, he ends up with him.

I'm only on episode 9, but judging by the comments, I think it's better to hold off on those next two episodes. There are supposed to be 14 in total, so a lot is probably still going to happen, and besides, it's a comedy, and comedies don't usually have bad endings.

That’s exactly what I was afraid of—because once she saw that *Love Upon* is about past lives, but for me, the drama that had such a disappointing ending was *Cursed Love*, so I’m really glad we’re actually getting this one episode focused on the present and their reunion

Yeah, I was probably right—the character from the first episode who appeared in the slow-motion scene (episode one, 26:06) is the reincarnation of Phop, who even remembers Nakun and wears the same ring around his neck.