Serenity210

At least one good thing came out of all this. Nakun saved his friends, and you know what the first thing I thought was after Nakun returned to the present and broke down? It was, “Nakun, think about it, you...” Jom and Kaew were reborn and met again, which means Phop could have been reborn too and is somewhere nearby.

I'm waiting, and I'm really curious to see what the typical Omegaverse scenes will look like—the pheromones, the heat, their bond, and their reactions to it, for exemple alpha's overprotectiveness

I didn't even know there would be four couples—I thought there would be two, and maybe the first two couples would actually get the most screen time—but in my opinion, it would be nice if it were balanced so that, for example, attention would be given to both the main storyline and the first side story, and even if just a little more than just single scenes in the episodes for the remaining two

Classic the MC opens up and spills everything because he thinks the ML is asleep and won't hear him, but the ML isn't asleep at all

This is strong. I haven't read the manga, so I'm going in completely freshly, but man, I'd love to see more adaptations like this, and the opening song is really cool.

Holy crap, those two brothers aren't normal—they're both totally messed up.

If he was the child of a concubine and not the queen, he wouldn't have any right to the throne at all; that right would belong to the crown prince and ML. So if something happened to the crown prince, the throne would go to ML. That's why I think the king tried to kill both of his brothers in that fire—because if he were the only surviving prince, he would automatically be able to take the throne. He succeeded with the older one, but not with the younger one, so later he tried to get rid of him to secure the throne for himself

That would make sense now—there was another brother, the crown prince, who died, and I think the gift he gave to his youngest brother wasn’t a coincidence. I suspect the king killed the older brother to seize the throne, and then tried to get rid of the youngest so he could keep it. I wouldn’t be surprised if the oldest brother wanted to give the throne to the youngest, so the king wanted to get rid of him so it wouldn’t accidentally come out that he has no right to the throne

It's already the fifth episode, and I still can't get over what an idiot Gaysorn is. Seriously, they told him that Scent is using him for his perfume, but instead of yelling at Scent, Gaysorn just keeps believing everything Scent tells him and sticks by him.The fact is, Scent gave him a ring and flowers, so maybe he actually cares about Gaysorn and not just his scent. And here’s my theory about Gaysorn’s father: he found out about something those brothers were up to, and since Gaysorn was about to be born, he wanted to leave with his wife, and in return, they pushed him down the stairs so he wouldn’t reveal anything about the whole company and the brothers’ activities.

Same, I don't really understand what's going on here anymore, or who the bad guy is in the end

Do you also get the impression that the person Moo is writing to and giving advice to is Fu?

That was really interesting. I keep wondering: if she was in love with that prince and was his lady-in-waiting, how on earth did she end up as the royal concubin of that king who tried to kill his own brother?

It annoys me too, because the story and the main characters' relationship were really developing nicely in the previous episode, but in this one we got jealousy and problems being solved through sex instead of communication, and I suspect that over the next few episodes it'll just go round in circles between scenes of jealousy and sex

I'm wondering where that criminal case is that Wayu is an informant for—damn, the drama was going so well, and now it looks like the next few episodes are going to be all about the bedroom and jealousy

I'm curious , because we only have three episodes left, and so far it doesn't look like the truth about Kalo as a time traveler is going to be revealed, though it’s a plus that something has finally started to happen regarding the truth about the events, and the plot itself has finally picked up—it’s just a shame that it took nine episodes for something more to happen than Klao wallowing in self-pity, because watching the previous episodes, I did get the impression that all four characters were, in a way, wallowing in self-pity about their lives and relationships For example, Kaev, who was complaining and feeling down because he loves Jom, but Jom doesn't want him and avoids him; or in the case of the main couple, had this attitude in previous episodes: “Since I'm not the real Klao, Phop shouldn't be in love with me.”

I'm hoping for that too, and I'm curious to see if Pete can control the monkey and use demonic monkey power

Okay, thanks. It's just that gmmtv usually makes 10–12 episodes, so I somehow assumed that would be the case here too.

I agree, the plot didn't really work here, and honestly, based on Inth's description in the synopsis, I expected him to actually have that tough, confident vibe—you know, the kind of charismatic guy who would openly seduce the MC but he looks more like typical teacher or accountant—in short, the polite type—and so far, I don’t see that confidence or toughness in his personality; besides, he lacks that charismatic, seductive quality as well. And our MC, for a character who wasn't supposed to believe in love, a character filled with pain from past relationships and wounded, he doesn’t look or act like that at all. I imagined it more like this: the MC would t start thinking about falling for the ML, but at the same time keep his distance, being cautious out of fear of getting hurt again,on the contrary, the MC practically cling to him

Story-wise, it just doesn't work. And based on the description that Intha is a tough, confident bar owner, I expected a completely different portrayal of this character—I thought we'd actually see that confident, tough bartender in his appearance and behavior—but what we got was basically this polite, polite-looking guy. Akkhara actually suits me better as the tough bartender, so I’m disappointed with the character’s styling and the fact that Akkhara, who was supposed to be hurt and wounded by love, doesn’t act that way at all. We’ll see how it goes from here, but this first episode looks like it’s going to be a total letdown, which is a shame because the synopsis really promised something good, interesting, and enjoyable to watch.

It wasn't supposed to be 10 episodes? if they cut one, we'll get a rushed ending