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Evidently any show with a character named Nine is going to be confusing as hell, lol.

Wow, this is a bit of a shit show, isn't it? Still, something compels me to watch, and I can only think it's the chemistry between the leads. IMO, it made absolutely no sense for Mangkorn to be standing out on the street with that Cherry girl all over him. Nine came out of nowhere and made no real impression in this episode. All I can think is he may get interested in Yai. (I recognized him as the guy from Gen Y. Don't get me started on that awful plot twist.) But they didn't indicate that. And now we have Mangkorn's childhood friend thrown and a possible arranged marriage thrown in the mix. Why did Mangkorn kiss Yai in the park if he isn't interested? Why would he try so hard to mend fences with him only to paw on a girl on the streets? The plot isn't coming together at all. At this point, the other female friend from school seems like a pointless character. (Or is Hong the pointless one? Or Cherry? Or Nine?) Maybe this is all going to be about the bodyguards' love story.

We all know why we don't like it. The part that I DO like is when Yai, after beinga b*tch to Mangkorn, gets that really stunned, vulnerable look on his face. I don't know if I'm describing it right. Anyone know what I mean?

Must be why the relationship's moving so fast!

Fortunately, I hadn't seen any hype about this, so I had no expectations. But from the first episode, I thought it would be darker.

I'm kind of relieved to have another bl I want to discuss here. Last one was Check Out, lol. I don't think this is going to be nearly the train-wreck that one was, though.

It remains...unforgotten. Especially after finding out the two awkward leads have been in a real relationship for two years!

It gives off a very mafia vibe, including the theme song, but the comedy doesn't mix seamlessly with darker themes like it does in KinnPorsche and some others. But I don't hate it. I'll wait and see.

At least the bdsm girl did a better job.

I thought for a minute that the bodyguards were going to have a relationship. The main characters' hate turned fast in this episode. Seems like Mangkorn liked Yai all along? Either that, or he's playing him, but it doesn't seem so from the previews for next week. Now they're going to be split by rivals before they even really have anything going on. Also, the theme song doesn't seem to fit the story. It's like, it ends, then they play the song, and it's this different vibe. ( I know one of the leads sings it. The music video is also a different vibe.)

I don't know how I feel about this show yet. At first I got mafia vibes from it, then episode two was kind of fun and cute, and now episode three was...I'm not sure exactly. I don't hate it. I want to keep watching it. I guess it's just different from what I expected.

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Oh, sorry, I meant the shoes he had on!

You mean it's an actual thing? Wow. Okay, so when did Ji Hoon ask the child to come back in 15 yrs? I thought he just said that to the adult in the note.

I'm just now watching this series. I'm on episode 7. That scene at the beginning---so weird. The ex (whom the translation first referred to as "she" and then as "she/he") popped up out of nowhere and claimed to be Pleng's bf. Then, two seconds later, cut to Yi's face and his bawling like a baby. Like, I hadn't even had time to process it, how could he have? Okay, and the other thing is that Yi is supposed to be a song writer and he plays the piano like a beginner.

Oh, I think I see now. Weird. Thanks for explaining it to me!

For a moment there, I thought Ji Hoon had arranged for Joo Hyung Jin to meet up with Jae Woo years later at the memorial and connect romantically. I might have preferred that to the way it ended, as I don't really understand the every 15 years thing.

I'm trying to understand that...except wouldn't that leave the world with multiple Jae Woos? I mean, The adult who came back seemed to be the Jae Woo who left. Also, when he returns to the dorm 15 years later, it's closed up for renovation with the tape on the doors, etc. So, I would think he's returning to the past too late to see Ji Hoon. (This storyline gives me a headache, lol. It was so well done, but the way it ended is confusing.)

I don't get the 15 year thing. If he came back on that day, Ji Hoon would already by gone.

I don't know either. He went back 15 years again, but how/why would he see Ji Hoon on that day? He would have died already.