WTH was that scene change from Blood to Vasin and then back to Grandma selling? The āsickā Grandma was introduced so poorly into the story.
Grandma playing Cupid, plus the cotton rose. š
The one tear drop from Phob. Again.
Okay, the hug came way too fast. My initial reaction is that everything is being packed into the story way too tightly and way too quickly.
The reconciliation feels incredibly rushed. The idea of using a sick Grandma as the catalyst for reconciliation is actually good, but the execution is poor.
I did like how the passage of time was shown through the cotton rose plant. It was subtle and inconspicuous.
Also, Grandma is way ahead of her time. Even by todayās standards. š
(Random thought: the moles on PāInn are really cute.)
We got a mother-and-son hug in under 30 minutes. š
YES, GO PRINCE. Stand up for your values and your beliefs. Prince Thinn truly has a royal soul.
Grandma and Aum seem to have spent their entire lives eavesdropping and gossiping. š Not complaining, though.
The one tear drop from Phob AGAIN. š
And what was with that accident? Even God wants her in heaven at this point. š
Too fast. Too fast. The story is fast, and the execution is even faster.
The basis for Prince Vasinās outburst is weird, though. Did Phob personally cause the kidney failure? š
Iām also not sure what the whole storyline about Phobās political choice is supposed to achieve. Is it meant to make his situation more tragic, or to show how much Prince Thinnās family is struggling? Either way, itās starting to feel dragged out.
No, Prince Vasin. You are struggling because of Prince Chat and, to an extent, because of yourself. But I do feel sad for Vasin the son. As usual, my royal soul is busy comforting everyone. š
My Grandmaās health went from 100 to 0 in under 56 minutes. š At least she went with a smile.
Like father, like son. What the hell goes on inside Prince Chatās head?
Phob went about this all wrong....headstrong...vengeful...not caring who got hurt and what the collateral damages…
The only thing Phob actually did wrong was lie to the prince. Thatās it. Phob was a pawn in a much bigger game, and most of what happened to the prince was a consequence of circumstances far beyond his control. Prince Thinn is facing the consequences of his familial relationships. His father refuses to give up and continues moving against Khana Ratsadon. His brother embezzled public funds for personal gain. None of the consequences arising from those actions are ācollateral damageā caused by Phob. And being part of the revolution was neither āheadstrongā nor āvengeful.ā It was a political choice made within the circumstances of the story. You can disagree with that choice, but reducing it to some personal vendetta against the prince or the royalty completely misses the point. People wanting HE doesn't make the ending unrealistic, nor does it make it contrary to the ālaws of love and logicā, which btw do not exist. š Everyone is entitled to want the ending that feels appropriate to them, whether that ending is happy or sad. People can absolutely have opinions. Like yourself. Thatās not the problem. The problem is taking actual facts from the story, twisting their context, and then building an entirely different narrative around them. Thatās where opinion ends and misinformation begins.
I believe in the HE supremacy. They will definitely find each other albeit a bit late. Both characters are quite mature. Their love will stand the test of changing time. With flying colors. The story till now has been well written and executed. I hope it doesn't disappoint in the last few episodes.
Will the prosecution of Prince Chat cause cracks in their relationship? The preview of the next episode shows Prince Thinn and Grandmother asking help from Phob. But Phob doesnāt have that much influence.
The only pet peeve with the series is that its name is "Payback", its description mentions revenge but it delivers everything from romance, comedy, acting, music except payback.
I've watched each episode at least a dozen times, well I'm obsessed with these 2... I have to admit that I'm a…
I think he will die. That is the price he might have to pay to protect his love. And that is the sacrifice Phob has to make or will happen in his quest of regime change. Fingers crossed though.
Fantasy + angsty romance?? This drama is DRAMA-ING and Iām living for it. The aesthetic of Li Jie??? dangerously attractive⦠like why am I suddenly blushing šš„ I trust Ji Ling with my whole heart⦠but even if he betrays, Iād accept it gladly from my cutesy fox š¦š
Commander Li Jieās styling in the initial episodes was so distracting (in the best way). One sleeveless arm and that V-shaped neckline⦠like??? Please donāt switch him to that red outfit š
Reviews and ratings can be quite personal. Iām enjoying the drama, but I canāt really argue with the criticism since itās like khichdi with ghee, simple and comforting. Plus, Shin Jisu is hot af.
Grandma playing Cupid, plus the cotton rose. š
The one tear drop from Phob. Again.
Okay, the hug came way too fast. My initial reaction is that everything is being packed into the story way too tightly and way too quickly.
The reconciliation feels incredibly rushed. The idea of using a sick Grandma as the catalyst for reconciliation is actually good, but the execution is poor.
I did like how the passage of time was shown through the cotton rose plant. It was subtle and inconspicuous.
Also, Grandma is way ahead of her time. Even by todayās standards. š
(Random thought: the moles on PāInn are really cute.)
We got a mother-and-son hug in under 30 minutes. š
YES, GO PRINCE. Stand up for your values and your beliefs. Prince Thinn truly has a royal soul.
Grandma and Aum seem to have spent their entire lives eavesdropping and gossiping. š Not complaining, though.
The one tear drop from Phob AGAIN. š
And what was with that accident? Even God wants her in heaven at this point. š
Too fast. Too fast. The story is fast, and the execution is even faster.
The basis for Prince Vasinās outburst is weird, though. Did Phob personally cause the kidney failure? š
Iām also not sure what the whole storyline about Phobās political choice is supposed to achieve. Is it meant to make his situation more tragic, or to show how much Prince Thinnās family is struggling? Either way, itās starting to feel dragged out.
No, Prince Vasin. You are struggling because of Prince Chat and, to an extent, because of yourself. But I do feel sad for Vasin the son. As usual, my royal soul is busy comforting everyone. š
My Grandmaās health went from 100 to 0 in under 56 minutes. š At least she went with a smile.
Like father, like son. What the hell goes on inside Prince Chatās head?
DEATH INCOMING NEXT EPISODE!! š
Prince Thinn is facing the consequences of his familial relationships. His father refuses to give up and continues moving against Khana Ratsadon. His brother embezzled public funds for personal gain. None of the consequences arising from those actions are ācollateral damageā caused by Phob.
And being part of the revolution was neither āheadstrongā nor āvengeful.ā It was a political choice made within the circumstances of the story. You can disagree with that choice, but reducing it to some personal vendetta against the prince or the royalty completely misses the point.
People wanting HE doesn't make the ending unrealistic, nor does it make it contrary to the ālaws of love and logicā, which btw do not exist. š Everyone is entitled to want the ending that feels appropriate to them, whether that ending is happy or sad.
People can absolutely have opinions. Like yourself. Thatās not the problem. The problem is taking actual facts from the story, twisting their context, and then building an entirely different narrative around them. Thatās where opinion ends and misinformation begins.
P.S. Change your perspective from 6 to 9.
The story till now has been well written and executed. I hope it doesn't disappoint in the last few episodes.