At this point, I think it's better to have Jin and Phee to end up together bcz if in case Non is still alive then…
Jin is not someone really trusworthy though (?). I mean he was quick making that video, and get over his "crush" about Non quite fast. If you're looking for a steady relationship, this is not looking good...Phee and Jin, Phee and Non, both "couples" make no sense in fact.
I don't understand the discourse about Non not being "innocent". Him being not" innocent" doesn't change the fact he's been abused by a lot of people ?
No but this is getting ridiculous, the people "defending" Jin and "blaming" Non. Just stop the hypocrisy. It's just a matter of shipping in the end. Ok some people want Jin and Phee together, not Non and Phee. jeez.
I'm surprised people like Jin or try to excuse him. He's no better than his "friends". For example, I imagine Jin being that person/character seeing his "friends" trying to strangle Non for fun, and saying "Guys, this is baaaaad !" And...letting them do it until poor boy is dead. He's the perfect hypocrit.
They are some great moments in this one, those in fact which are not really part of the "romance" (very k-drama-ish). Ep 6 and 7 were the best episodes for me, especially because of the suspense, the way they show the systems errors with the editing, and of course because of the acting/emotions of Lee Tae Vin. It would have been perfect if they have made this more like a suspense/thriller drama I think. But still this is a very enjoyable and well-made series.
I don't trust Jin. After all, you can choose your friends (but not your family though)...and he choose to be with a bunch of bullies. He knows how bad his friends are. I would not be surprised if he's a deceptive person and use a kind facade in order to easily manipulate others.
It's a nice series. I'm not a fan of GMMTV series in general since I usually find them really bland. But this one is quite well-made. But if we're talking about the story and the characters, I feel bad sometimes for Mhok. It's like he only exists to make Day happy. I wish the series shows more that this is a problem too (and it will become a problem in a relationship). I feel like the character of Mhok has been treated a little unfairly. He has also a disability, a major one : a trauma. Emotional disability. And the fact they haven't treated this one as something as important as Day's blindness sounds a little insensitive, like it is a superficial twist added to the plot to make things more "angsty". So we have two individuals : one too self-centered (Day) and another one too selfless (Mhok). But it's more a story of emotional dependence in fact. And I feel uncomfortable that they portray that dependance as something highly romantic. What could have been better, if the idea was to really portray a valid romance (of course, it would not be the same case if they wanted to show the process of emotional dependance) ? A mutual understanding and the true meeting of two personalities, with both "heavy" backgrounds. A true sharing of the difficulties BOTH characters were/are confronted to.
I really like the mythology part (please give us more flashbacks) and it's still a very fun and entertaining series, even if the last episode feels a little draggy.
Well, I feel that those last episodes have not the same quality as the first two ones. The detective-like plot is not the best for me. Maybe because it's a little too obvious and exaggerated. The NC scene (ok it is a dream...) feels unecessary and clearly you know it's to please the viewers...But this is still entertaining. I'm more interested in the fantasy/mythology aspect in fact.
A mutual understanding and the true meeting of two personalities, with both "heavy" backgrounds.
A true sharing of the difficulties BOTH characters were/are confronted to.