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This was great. I was just so late with this. I wanted to binge this to really being able to collect all the hints and then I just had too many series to watch. However, I'm still surprised I was right all along that it was just him in the mirror. The most logical answer to all. Somehow maybe disappointing it was so easy to guess. It might be my work that made it so clear. Alzheimers patients are very familiar to me. But I'm not disappointed I watched this. Just the opposite. This was so well done and even the ending wasn't rushed.

If he doesn’t want more, then the plot makes more sense. Just some stuff he and his friends said gave the imprsession he changed his mind.

It's not about my wants. It's about him and his wants. He decides and he did, but doesn't act so.

That is sad really. I don't know why they want to ruin their stories so stubbornly. They do have another problem too. I have been reading comments during their airing shows and they seem to ruin their plots too. That is not encouraging me to start watching.

Lol, not young. So do you often drink apple juice just after you have said you want orange juice? That's what I'm talking about. Not about difficulties deciding which juice to drink, but to knowing you're making a decision here. I might try to make a decision which juice to buy for 15 mins, but in the end I have to decide. The line is long behind me. If I order orange juice and I get one, I can't drink apple juice. That's what he's doing. The left hand doesn't know what the right does and he's being dramatic about it. Correction, he was. Doesn't seem to be anymore. And like I said, that's great. He's progressing.

The plot has been trying so hard to justify his weird decisions until now. How he blindly does what his terrible dad happens to manipulate him with. Mostly people decide one way and goes with it, not knowing if it was a right decision or not, like Phoon obeyed his dad. But here Phoon says one thing and does another. It was so surprising since he was determined and made his choice what he just explained to his friends. But it's like just after explaining that he changed his mind again 😂 Very unexpected plot twist. But this is not a complain. His changed behaviour made the series more enjoyable now 👍

Well, if he swears not to meet Fah to his dad, but meets anyways, then he really doesn't know what he is/should be doing.

I interpreted he wanted more already based on some dialoque. If that's not the case, then it might have been a translation and choice of words issue.

I saw that part how he wanted to be there for him. But in the end it seemed like he wanted more. He was even disappointed with having competition. So, I got the impression he wants to be with Fah now. His intentions were not clear to me.

I can't really comment if this is good or not. I haven't read the original work and this is not my usual genre. Also, I'm not a gamer.

Akin sure is annoying and an idiot.

I'm confused. I might have slept a bit or something. Why is Phoon suddenly wanting attention from Fah? Didn't he want to avoid him because of his dad? And if he suddendy does want Fah, why doesn't he just talk to him?

The office people? They are so annoying. I fast forward them as much as possible.

Aaaannd that was a disappointing ending 😳 So sudden.

So how is Tiantian a nephew if he was adopted? Are Chinese allowed to smoke in public bathrooms?

Exactly, and these days they say the risk is not really there with cousins. But my point was that despite frequent questions about "are they blood related", it's weird to ask since no such bls out there. At least I don't remember watching any.

This is better than expected. I enjoy this a lot.

Yes, I got bored in the beginning too, but now we see mostly their past, which is luckily more interesting.

And I thought we spend the time watching the past mostly. And these episodes have been better because of it.

But this one is so boring. I couldn't continue. I revisited this page to finally drop this. It was on hold for so long...