I waited this series and watched it just for Offroad, But I really liked it and all the cast did a really great job, Even Lujin 🤭🤭🤭 As a horror fan, I used to struggle a bit with certain series or movies that featured somewhat frightening characters, which didn't seem realistic to me. But so far, the special effects and makeup used for the character of Lujin have added a new dimension to the Ghost from Goddes Bless You From Death.
Everyone did a truly great job, and Pat... she brought out the character of Muifei in an amazing way.
Here are my two cents about Poom. First off, his idealism of freedom is admirable. When he helps Muifei escape,…
I understand you now, Thank you for the clarification 😊
As for me, I've talked a lot about Poom (Offroad), because I came here primarily for him, but I was a bit confused by the Thai comments on the official reels of the series and how much hate his character received (and he also received some kind of hate), so I needed to hear people's opinions and why he gets so much hate...
Offroad did a great job too, I watched all his projects, and he really developed so well, Every project was better than the previous one, I really appreciate his hardworking 🥹
Pat did a great job portraying Muifei 🥹🥹🥹🥹 Sao too, Omg~~~~ She was great... And her scene with Poom in the last ep was great and made me cry hard 😭😭😭😭😭
Ep 9 - What a great ep, I was satisfied when she killed Tle finally!!!!!!!! But now I hope she will find peace, And Poom will make it for her 🥹❤️🩹 It was a smart move of him when he take photos to those evidence by his camera, But I hope he won't get hurt... Despite seeing one of the shots that actually worried me... 😩😭😭😭
Here are my two cents about Poom. First off, his idealism of freedom is admirable. When he helps Muifei escape,…
And anyway... we all have our own way of thinking and so on, and you were one of the people who made your point of view on the matter clear, And I'm so ok with it 😊 Don't think that I'm arguing with you or something 😅
Here are my two cents about Poom. First off, his idealism of freedom is admirable. When he helps Muifei escape,…
I know exactly what Sao said, But I meant... Poom didn't know that any of this will happen, Both of them are young, I can't blame any of them about what happened, And let's think about it, they were in 1980-1990 or something like that... so we can't look at it if they are in these days. So of course they will face a challenges, but wo knows that any of this will happen? who knows that her parents will act like this? Who would have expected him to do something bad in a moment of recklessness and without thinking... (And he did that just for her, to make her live a better life, and certainly not to make her suffer. But that's what happened... Just one wrong decision turned everything upside down… and I see that as a lesson in the series.
But what I mean is that the hatred Poom receives for his recklessness and way of thinking is unjustified in my opinion. Everyone makes mistakes, and everyone deserves a chance to correct them. As I mentioned before, I can't blame him or Muifai for thinking wrongly; they're young people. One of them has never been responsible for someone else's life before, and the other doesn't know life far from the mountains.
And about what I said about him being in prison, I said he felt guilty that Muifei did all of that and faced all of that because of him... not feeling guilty he is in prison and compare that to what Muifei went through.
Furthermore, if you think about it, the life that Poom will live after all these events, his life will continue and the feeling of guilt will continue with him all the time, meaning that he may not have experienced what Muifai experienced, but the feeling of guilt will be a long torture with every breath he takes... 😔💔
I have many thoughts and theories about this... so I'll share all the ideas that have come to mind.The list of…
I want to say Kay's father is suspect too, but there's no evidence may point to him that he is conscious and I don't think he'll frame his own son or make the evidence point to him in any way... So I'll ignore this bizarre theory for now, lol
After this ep, I have many theories again about this case...
I have many thoughts and theories about this... so I'll share all the ideas that have come to mind.
The list of people connected to the Thai investment bank case, or who have significant knowledge of it, includes:
- Kay, whose father was implicated and framed as the real culprit; Phat, whose father was also implicated (one of my theories is that Phat's father might also have been framed as having received bribes, etc.); Phat's uncle, whom I'm 90% convinced is the real culprit or mastermind! And finally, Thun, who has access to press archives and can even obtain information that the police are very slow to access. Who knows, he might also be connected to the bank case, but it hasn't been explicitly stated.
Now, regarding the people I strongly suspect of being the killer or the main instigator in this case: - My first suspect, aside from Kay and all the evidence and theories that might point to him, is Phat's uncle, who is planning to become the Commissioner General or whatever that rank may be. I have strong suspicions that he may have framed his brother previously, and that he was actually the one who received the bribe, for example? The fact that he continues to prevent Phat from getting involved in the Nekros case is because he sees Phat as perhaps being like his father, and that he might actually get to the bottom of it, and that would be very damaging to him! As for the reason that might have motivated him to carry out this entire case from the beginning, perhaps he wanted to get rid of everyone connected to the Thai investment bank case? These are thoughts that crossed my mind, and when Kay got involved and started revealing different details, they got rid of Kim (the first scapegoat) and started pointing the finger at Kay (the second and more logical scapegoat).
And of course, this also brings to mind Detective Kitti, or whatever his name is... how did he arrive at the crime scene so quickly? His entrance was like someone certain there was a crime and a murderer waiting to be apprehended; he seemed to have prior knowledge of the situation despite having just arrived. His conversation with Phat at the police station later confirmed this theory for me.
- The second or third suspect (perhaps not someone I know personally, but I strongly suspect it's someone who knows Kay intimately, is aware of his personality disorder, and is possibly very close to him)... This way, he could easily frame Kay (as happened in ep 7, Kay was at the crime scene and there's a 99% chance he wasn't the culprit)... This makes me think a little about Thun, who seems to know how to drive people crazy and is adept at manipulating words like a psychopath... His mention of Asura also seems suspicious, and the way he questioned Kay was equally dubious. Kay's state after returning home from that interview makes this theory more plausible... But what would Thun gain from framing Kay? Nothing, in my opinion, so far... But it seems like a group effort or something.
I've gone on for too long, and yet I think there are still some points in my mind that I haven't been able to explain or clarify adequately, so I'll leave them in my mind. Up to this point, and perhaps I will share it later if it settles down further.
Ep 7 - Thank you Poom for making me cry every time you appeared in this ep, Offroad the actor you are... He got me so emotional this ep because of his expressions and all that happened 🥺😔😔😔😔💔
I just want to know how and why people hates him so much (Poom's character)? He made some wrongs yup but he didn't mean it... He feels soooo bad, he hurt more than all of them.... He'll always feel remorse... He's become quiet and his smile has almost disappeared... He does indeed take full responsibility, even though it wasn't entirely his fault... But how could they hold him all responsible for everything that happened to Muifei? He was hurt too. 😔💔
Mui and Poom doesn't deserve any of this... I'm so sad... He did bad things just to try making her live a better life, but.... And she did bad things trying to help him out of prison too, but it turned out so bad too... I feel so bad 💔😔
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And now, I'm waiting for his new project 😌
As a horror fan, I used to struggle a bit with certain series or movies that featured somewhat frightening characters, which didn't seem realistic to me. But so far, the special effects and makeup used for the character of Lujin have added a new dimension to the Ghost from Goddes Bless You From Death.
Everyone did a truly great job, and Pat... she brought out the character of Muifei in an amazing way.
As for me, I've talked a lot about Poom (Offroad), because I came here primarily for him, but I was a bit confused by the Thai comments on the official reels of the series and how much hate his character received (and he also received some kind of hate), so I needed to hear people's opinions and why he gets so much hate...
Sao too, Omg~~~~ She was great... And her scene with Poom in the last ep was great and made me cry hard 😭😭😭😭😭
But now I hope she will find peace, And Poom will make it for her 🥹❤️🩹
It was a smart move of him when he take photos to those evidence by his camera, But I hope he won't get hurt... Despite seeing one of the shots that actually worried me... 😩😭😭😭
Don't think that I'm arguing with you or something 😅
So of course they will face a challenges, but wo knows that any of this will happen? who knows that her parents will act like this? Who would have expected him to do something bad in a moment of recklessness and without thinking... (And he did that just for her, to make her live a better life, and certainly not to make her suffer.
But that's what happened... Just one wrong decision turned everything upside down… and I see that as a lesson in the series.
But what I mean is that the hatred Poom receives for his recklessness and way of thinking is unjustified in my opinion. Everyone makes mistakes, and everyone deserves a chance to correct them. As I mentioned before, I can't blame him or Muifai for thinking wrongly; they're young people. One of them has never been responsible for someone else's life before, and the other doesn't know life far from the mountains.
And about what I said about him being in prison, I said he felt guilty that Muifei did all of that and faced all of that because of him... not feeling guilty he is in prison and compare that to what Muifei went through.
Furthermore, if you think about it, the life that Poom will live after all these events, his life will continue and the feeling of guilt will continue with him all the time, meaning that he may not have experienced what Muifai experienced, but the feeling of guilt will be a long torture with every breath he takes... 😔💔
The list of people connected to the Thai investment bank case, or who have significant knowledge of it, includes:
- Kay, whose father was implicated and framed as the real culprit; Phat, whose father was also implicated (one of my theories is that Phat's father might also have been framed as having received bribes, etc.); Phat's uncle, whom I'm 90% convinced is the real culprit or mastermind!
And finally, Thun, who has access to press archives and can even obtain information that the police are very slow to access. Who knows, he might also be connected to the bank case, but it hasn't been explicitly stated.
Now, regarding the people I strongly suspect of being the killer or the main instigator in this case:
- My first suspect, aside from Kay and all the evidence and theories that might point to him, is Phat's uncle, who is planning to become the Commissioner General or whatever that rank may be. I have strong suspicions that he may have framed his brother previously, and that he was actually the one who received the bribe, for example?
The fact that he continues to prevent Phat from getting involved in the Nekros case is because he sees Phat as perhaps being like his father, and that he might actually get to the bottom of it, and that would be very damaging to him!
As for the reason that might have motivated him to carry out this entire case from the beginning, perhaps he wanted to get rid of everyone connected to the Thai investment bank case?
These are thoughts that crossed my mind, and when Kay got involved and started revealing different details, they got rid of Kim (the first scapegoat) and started pointing the finger at Kay (the second and more logical scapegoat).
And of course, this also brings to mind Detective Kitti, or whatever his name is... how did he arrive at the crime scene so quickly? His entrance was like someone certain there was a crime and a murderer waiting to be apprehended; he seemed to have prior knowledge of the situation despite having just arrived. His conversation with Phat at the police station later confirmed this theory for me.
- The second or third suspect (perhaps not someone I know personally, but I strongly suspect it's someone who knows Kay intimately, is aware of his personality disorder, and is possibly very close to him)... This way, he could easily frame Kay (as happened in ep 7, Kay was at the crime scene and there's a 99% chance he wasn't the culprit)... This makes me think a little about Thun, who seems to know how to drive people crazy and is adept at manipulating words like a psychopath... His mention of Asura also seems suspicious, and the way he questioned Kay was equally dubious.
Kay's state after returning home from that interview makes this theory more plausible... But what would Thun gain from framing Kay? Nothing, in my opinion, so far... But it seems like a group effort or something.
I've gone on for too long, and yet I think there are still some points in my mind that I haven't been able to explain or clarify adequately, so I'll leave them in my mind. Up to this point, and perhaps I will share it later if it settles down further.
I just want to know how and why people hates him so much (Poom's character)? He made some wrongs yup but he didn't mean it... He feels soooo bad, he hurt more than all of them.... He'll always feel remorse... He's become quiet and his smile has almost disappeared... He does indeed take full responsibility, even though it wasn't entirely his fault...
But how could they hold him all responsible for everything that happened to Muifei? He was hurt too. 😔💔
And she did bad things trying to help him out of prison too, but it turned out so bad too...
I feel so bad 💔😔