I'm really curious why Ray wants to protect Grayson from Scent and told Grayson that Scent is deceiving him; somehow, I doubt Ray did it out of the goodness of his heart.
It was predictable, but I still don't like it—the fact that Gaysorn let himself get caught like an idiot. But what's surprising about that? Gaysorn was protected and wouldn't notice if someone was taking advantage of him, and that bastard dragged him into a world Gaysorn probably knows nothing about, so now the poor guy has to rely on that scumbag and believe everything he says.
Honestly I respect your take on this..it was confusing for me as well (till last ep I'll say) but ep.8 cleared…
I really hope we get a truly great ending, because the game deserves it, but I’m just—let’s say—traumatized by the endings of *Revamp* and *Cursed Love*, since they’re from two different studios and both were really good—especially *Cursed Love*—but the whole experience came crashing down after the huge disappointment of how they ended that title
Even though we get sleepy while watching, because man the 1hr takes too long!! This show is nothing but amazing…
The drama is great, and the characters' relationships are really well written, but the plot is a mess—it seems like things are getting clarified, but at the same time they just get more complicated, so at some point you have no idea what's going on or what this Kalao mission is all about. Plus, the episodes drag on forever, so by the time something interesting happens, you're already falling asleep.
Ugh, they're supposed to be explaining things, but I feel like these explanations, instead of clarifying everything, are actually making the whole plot even more complicated. Honestly, I can't keep up with what's going on here. I know you're probably going to flood me with comments right now, but to me, this is dragging on forever. We're already on episode 8, and nothing has really moved forward except that Klao and Phop ended up in bed together. I’d really like to see a return to the present and the main characters’ story continue in the present day, because so far we’re stuck in the past the whole time, and for now it doesn’t look like there’s going to be a really cool ending—it just starts to feel like a “Klao comes back, meets Phop in the present, they look into each other’s eyes, and that’s the end of the drama—in short, an ending just like in Cursed Love I love slow-burn romances, but this is taking it too far. The relationship between the characters is okay, but the plot itself drags on terribly but major kudos for the brilliantly executed bedroom scene
I think he is Itt’s childhood crush but not the kid in the photo. Lol I think Itt brought it up just to see…
Honestly, I don't get any of this plot at all because it's so incredibly unclear and confusing; it almost seems like the script focuses solely on Itta's lies and the breakneck pace of their relationship, rather than on the plot itself or on developing or clarifying it in any way.
this title is getting pretty confusing, especially with the main couple. Honestly, I thought I’d like the other couple better in the main storyline and I wasn't wrong. , come on—it’s only the fourth episode, and the main couple’s plot has already jumped way ahead. And what’s most annoying are all the lies the MC tells—not just the case of the male lead, but he’s lying to everyone around him and getting more and more entangled in his own lies. And from the start, I had a feeling this would be one of those titles where the second couple’s relationship is way better than the main couple’s.
Seem like this year theme for BL is all about lying🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
ln total, among the shows I watch, there are three titles with a lying theme: *Magic Move*, *Flower Boy*, and *The Boyfriend Express*—although in the latter, the lying is more about deceiving everyone around them, like a fake boyfriend, rather than the MC and ML lying to each other.
this is crazy—it’s only the second episode and I can’t keep up with all the twists and turns. I really can’t figure out who’s on whose side, who’s against whom, who’s working with whom, and whether ML is actually a traitor or our MC’s friend.
I'm catching up on the episodes, and I think Sky works for them and is also involved in the case Kirit is working on. After all, he was one of those Nuts—if he hadn't been cooperating with them, they probably would have sold him out a long time ago. and it’s possible that this inspector guy is being paid off too, and I wouldn’t be surprised at all if there were more cops in that unit alone who were being paid by Chaina and others.
I wish I could see into Itt's head bcos I want to know what he's thinking.Bcos can he really not tell that Rit…
Well, even though Rit isn't slow on the uptake, I think I know why—after all, Rit jumped to the conclusion that he was a friend very quickly, without even pausing to think, so Rit should suspect that he's lying.
Yeah, they bring Pitcha too fast, tbh, he can come in episode 4 or 5, not in the end of episode 2, what will happen…
At this point, given the pace of the plot, I can see two possible scenarios here drag out the fake friend storyline until the final episodes, then have a big reveal of all the lies and a super-quick reconciliation—or, in the second version, the big reveal comes early, everything in their relationship falls apart, and for the next few episodes, Itt will try to win Rit back
It's a big deal because ever since heated rivalry Netflix has started finally adding more queer shows, in the…
Thanks for the explanation, and I'm really curious to see how this collaboration turns out. Maybe BL shows will actually start appearing more often on Netflix, because I happen to have a lot of anime and Korean dramas on mine. But seriously, I was really surprised to see this title in the previews.
So Pete is some kind of half-demon because of some ritual, and Niran told him he’d take care of him, which means Niran knows more about him than he does himself. And in the drama’s description, there’s something about the merging of souls—it’s hard to believe their meeting was a coincidence, because it looks like they’ve either already met or Niran was looking for him for some reason. In my opinion, it’s too big of a coincidence that Nirai is investigating Yao at the gaming house just when Pete is a frequent guest there, and on top of that, finish off those 24 years that weakened some kind of seal