Mimicat

No about 7 and 8

Nani: The live broadcast and the version on Viu have different endings, with an extra 15 minutes in the Viu version

Imma die 😭

This show honestly surprised me! When I first watched the trailer, I wasn’t sure if it was my thing, but I’m so glad I gave it a chance because it’s so good! I didn’t expect to enjoy it this much but here I am completely hooked.

I'm not too familiar with the main leads but I have to say, this show has really captured my heart so far! Even though there are only a few episodes out, the story feels so fresh and different from other C-dramas I have watched. The plot is genuinely intriguing and it keeps me hooked ngl. It never feels dull or predictable and I’m constantly excited to see what will happen next and there is something so engaging about the way the characters are written. The female lead in particular is soooo lovable. She is going through a journey towards independence and self-growth, and her strength and resilience are just inspiring. She is someone who refuses to give up, no matter the challenges she faces and I already admire her so much. And I find the male lead really intriguing as well. There is a subtle spark between them and although their chemistry hasn’t fully bloomed yet, I can already sense it will be breathtaking when it does in the upcoming episodes. Also the acting is truly impressive tbh. Even though I don’t recall seeing the leads in other dramas, they are absolutely shining in their roles here. You should definitely give it a try! 😊

Yeah, I think after hurting Shin, he felt so guilty that he promised himself he would never harm another person again.

Yes, you are right, while the broken leg is the main cause, it’s really the aftermath that fueled Shin’s anger/hatred. I’m not sure if they’ll keep the same storyline here tho

Saint broke shin's leg, and since his dream was to become a soccer player, that injury completely shattered his future.

How is it an original script? It says its adapted from the novel "Kun Shan Yu Qian Zhuan" or is that wrong?

The day Shin finally lets his walls down and forgives Saint will be the day my heart melts completely. I can’t wait to see him show his love openly, to hear them talk like they used to, share those genuine laughs and have those soft, sweet moments together again. It’s going to be so beautiful, I’m so impatient for it.

I honestly can’t wait to see Shin openly protective of Saint. I love these subtle moments of him looking out for him but I’m really hoping for that big, moment where he steps up without holding back.

Please send me the edit when its done, I would love to see it

Hi! Just wanted to say, it’s honestly so refreshing to see people like you who can see right through the nonsense they push around here. They have reported me and a bunch of others too, it’s honestly just pathetic. Lex’s reviews are topnotch and it’s wild to see they didn’t just report Lex once but multiple times. Total joke lmao.

You can tell right away how protective Saint is over Shin, he goes full-on intense whenever anyone tries to hurt him. But what really gets me is how defensive Shin is when it comes to Saint. Normally, he would let idiots like Ken throw punches his way without a second thought because he knows he can handle it and fight back if needed but in episode 4 when Jeng goes after Saint, it’s different. Shin actually steps in and takes the hit for him because Jeng is a real threat, a fighter who could actually hurt Saint. Seeing Shin’s protective instinct kick in only when there is real danger makes my heart melt.

We are desperate people

There are plenty of reasons someone might hesitate to take on a BL role. For one, the responsibility is intense, BL actors often face packed schedules with constant fan meetings, promotions, and events which can lead to burnout. Nani and Sky have been openly supportive of the LGBTQ+ community so if they’re not fully on board with a BL role, it’s likely
because they have their own valid reasons.

You will see later under what circumstances it happened but yes I agree with you, I really admire his resilience. Despite everything he’s been through, he never gives up on Shin and constantly goes back to remind him how much he cares.

Saint broke shin's leg, and since his dream was to become a soccer player, that injury completely shattered his future. That’s the real reason behind all his anger

It’s honestly kinda amazing and a little insane how Saint just won’t give up on Shin, no matter what he goes through. This guy could be stomped on, dragged through the mud, and basically thrown to the wolves and he would still be like “Is Shin okay, tho?” It’s honestly giving devotion in the biggest way. Thinking about how much he must care to go through all of that, just for the chance to be around Shin has me feeling so soft. Saint is willing to take every hit, every harsh word, just to stay close to him. If that’s not love (or the ultimate level of simp) I don’t know what is lmao.

Yes, they were asked in an interview about it and they said they are okay with it, even their co-stars are shipping them

Please we should check ourselves in a hospital lmao, this is actually gayer than half the “explicit” BLs GMMTV puts out! It’s hilarious, but honestly I’m not complaining. I’ll take it!