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Ig so, but it also makes sense in this case, because Peem feels so guilty and this is his way of making up for the hurt he caused Thun/protecting him and his family

Oh yeah, maybe you're just not a big fan of the lakorn style? 🤔

Daouoffroad were reading a new script on one of their recent lives though, so ig we'll see if it's different 🤭

People saw the name "The Wicked Game" and still thought it would be all sunshine and butterflies 😭

Maybe try Century of Love instead, their roles are very different (and although I'm loving this, Century of love still remains my favourite). That or just go and look at Daouoffroad's journey irl, that's a whole "bl" plot in itself 🥹

So upsetting considering how much effort those actors put into training for those fight scenes 😞

It's like a soap opera in a way, very dramatic, very ott, and emotional roller-coaster

Oh I see what you mean. Yeah ig I didn't consider what you meant by toxic. I tend to watch/enjoy things with morally grey characters because I love things that force me to think and put myself in the perspective of another human/try to understand everything behind their action (where no one's good and you can't just choose a side and are forced to understand) 😭 I do understand wanting things to be an escape though (ig I never think about that though bc I don't really ever watch things like that).

I went into this expecting it to be A LOT because I'm very active in Daouoffroad's fandom and heard everything they were saying about the series such as Offroad saying his character is sort of a red flag/villain, that they'll be the least love between any of their characters so far, and that we'd cry a lot, plus saw all the music lyric hints the writer was twting

This is not supposed to be toxic. This is supposed to show the complexities behind humans' actions. If you're looking at this trying to find the red/green flag, you're missing the point and won't enjoy it

There's nothing I love more than morally grey characters!!

That's why the scenes are like this, bc of the type of series it is

They're like a soap opera, generally very dramatic, ott, unrealistic to a degree, emotional roller-coaster.

This ep had me so stressed omg 😭

This is a lakorn

No fr 😭 curious how bad these rich people were

Lmao yes, they were rich rich

No not really 💀 the closest I've gotten is having some friends when I was younger who had very rich parents... Who were lovely people btw. Does that meet your "rich people criteria"

"I grew up with rich people so anyone who doesn't behave like them too is inaccurate. Oh btw I can tell you don't know rich people" 😭 ok idc... Wtf type of logic is this

😭 Ctfu, the rich people really did leave a mark

Way to generalise 😭

Personally I felt their chemistry more in Love in Translation (messy plot though but they're cute af. Also was their first acting project together so there's sm improvement since then) and Century of love (so sweet).

I think with this series (which I love don't get me wrong) bc of their characters having so many issues and having very little love for eo, it's more tension and glimpses of love (I think you'll see a lot of their chemistry in the ep (6) coming up though 🤔).

Century of Love is so good though, I really recommend it 🥹 If you want to try LIT though, you can too, they're so cute (also it's loosely based off their relationship irl), the plot gets a bit messy towards the end 💀 but I didn't really care ngl