Xandi

I'm enjoying this, it is kind of a guilty pleasure series for me, as it has it's obvious ups and downs. But I feel like it's at a point where they could stop dragging the plot and get on with it. I mean, we are at ep 7 of 12 and all we got is a back and forth of nc scenes, the denial of feelings and a seemingly fake date deal (the Penny Sorn thing that's going on, no idea what it really is) that's not getting any clearer and the plot is getting lost somewhere in between those things. After today's episode I found myself thinking "Nice episode, but when is this series finally going to end?" They should hurry along the plot as the nc scenes had a headstart and galloped away leaving the plot walking behind.

Yes, I did. Though I thought I saw Sorn locking the outer bathroom door... but I might have hallucinated it lol During that scene I was sitting in front of my TV yelling "You realised that door has a window, do you, Sorn? You might have locked it but everyone can still see you eating up their beloved nong!" lol

Will the mom ever get what she deserves? And will Zone ever be saved? Does anyone know?

I'm hoping along with you that I'm wrong and Grandpa King has more depth and comes around to being a lot less "evil" as I think he is at the moment. :)

My theory is a lot less romantic... I think that Charans mom died protecting Khanins mom and that is why he was kinda adopted by the king. In my opinion, as I am not a fan of the king as I see him as a power hungry manipulater, the king did that so he can manipulate and raise Charan to be exactly what he needs: someone he can trust more than others, who won't betray him and whom he has a certain degree of control over. Just like he had Khanin only raised to keep the power of the king in his family. I find it hard to see the King in a positive light at the moment. I'm sure he is not "just a worried grandpa".

Hahahah this is one of the best comments I have seen about a BL in ages, as are your other ones I found while scrolling through the comments below. Your comments are also a work of art and you hit the nail on the head with every one of them. I love them as much as I love Sorn with his hair down, a lot!

I just skip Yada and Gugg atp. I don't care about their drama. They did Poon and View dirty with this lovestory, if you can even call it that.

Thanks for your answer! I did think about what you are describing. I actually had the theory that Prince Tharin might be "evil" as a result of the "main evil" killing his wife and child. I think I need to read the novel hahaha

I was guessing who could the main evil be and Meenanagarin was highest on my list of suspects, because the green ones (sorry, forgot their names) are just too easy to be the evil ones lol but I guess Menanagarin wouldn't go so far as to kill their own heir. So maybe it is the green Family... but the actor is always playing the villains (as does his side kick...) so I really thought it would be too easy to think of them... * sigh*

I'm not a novel reading but judging from the trailers and other information we got it seems to me that Nets character us somehow related to Meenanagarin. He wears blue, he seems to hide his identity, he is presented as part of a royal family during their promotions. I think maybe he could be either like Khanin, been hidden from everyone, or maybe the son of a mistress... but those are just my guesses.

I had my doubts about the King that he just cares about his family retaining power and raising Khanin just for that. Someone answered to my comment "No, he loves his only grandchild." Yea, no, sorry, but today's episode just confirmed my suspicion. Telling Khanin that his dad, the person who took care of him while he grew up died without confirming, saying he has to let go of the past. Effing heartless and not a sign of how much he "loves" him. That old man cares about his power nothing else. Letting go of the past, the whole 22 years he knows, while not knowing anything where he is now? How is he supposed to do that?

What's bgmb? ^^'

Both June and Sorn are operating on jealousy while at work and Juin, who is only an intern in this work setting, is the one ending up at a bad spot... how unprofessional...

If you'd had payed attention to the scene when they are in the train at the end you would have noticed that he wasn't wearing a police uniform, but the uniform of a train conductor. I was confused at first too but then saw the guy inside the train and it started to make sense. Also the guys following them are definitely Gangster. They are not vein followed by agents of the crown, as the crown (Khanins grandad) wants him back in Emmaly, so why would he send someone after him? The person who send these thugs is the villain who doesn't want Khanin back. We don't know who that is yet. It probably is one of the 3 other families or someone with a connection to them, and revealing that at the very beginning would be so boring. They probably have enough money to send better dressed agents, but then they would be easier to be found out. Hired gangsters are easier to get and at the same time to get rid off too...

The "Unc-Unc"-scene was so hilarious. I laughed so hard XD this series is so good. It was worth the wait. I just wish the episodes were longer :/ I need more.

wtf the king really didn't tell Tharin that his son is still alive. all these 22 years he thought his only son died. that's so effed up... poor Tharin! On a different note I realised that the actors of Prince Tharin and the King reunited as father and son again in another bl, just like in UWMA. Love it!

Yea, I also think a different shade would have been better. He looks so pale... I hope that with all the different costumes he will wear, as we have seen in the trailer, his colouring will improve...

Yea, that's true. Recreating a whole new universe in just 14 episodes takes time so they needed to rush some things. I think it's better to rush this aspect as it doesn't seem that important in comparison to their development as a couple.

I might judge before knowing the whole story as we only have seen one episode yet... but I am getting the feeling that in the way Khanin was trained in fencing by his foster dad since he was basically born, probably on orders of his grandfather, was just so his grandfather can keep his crown. It's giving Dumbledore raising Harry for slaughter, as Snape so adequately put it... I want to know if the king sees Khanin as more than just a means to keep the power over the country in his family, or if he seriously send him away to be safe and because he was concerned for his grandchild. Is it really just teaching him about the country he came from? Because the foster dad wouldn't be so insited on training all day, every day if it was just so he could get to know his country. Of course all the heirs are going through fencing training as they will have to use it to fight for the throne. But Nins situation is different. He doesn't know what it's all about. He doesn't know that fencing is going to be a part of something bigger than he thinks. It feels like all the effort he put into the sport was just so he could satisfy some old mans willful wishes and not something that he build for himself.... I don't know if this makes sense, I can't really put it into words...

The thing with Khanin being "bratty" towards Charan made sense to me. He was feeling followed for some time and suddenly he finally sees someone who follows him and then hurt his ego by telling him he will never win in a sport he was trained on since he was born, something he had to put a lot of effort into, because he liked it but also because his dad expected it from him. Of course Charan was right with what he pointed out. But if a stranger suddenly came up to you and recounted all of your flaws to you telling you you will never have a flying chance in something you like, my first reaction would also be hostile. And this stranger suddenly then is your house guest with him and your dad having secret discussions, leaving you out. I think the way he reacted to Charan being a disturbance to his routine and every day life made sense. And in the end Charans sudden appearance stands in a way for the end of his life as he knew it. His dad suddenly wasn't his dad anymore and his whole identity and life was a lie. I totally understand why he reacted the way he did to Charan...