the first episode was very juicy😭♥️♥️ why do I have this feeling they already like each other but are…
I actually think Ryo has already figured it out, he understands his own feelings and probably suspects Zen’s too. The whole “who falls in love first loses” thing feels less like a real competition and more like Ryo’s way of helping Zen come to that realization on his own.
I love that he asked for consent every time, even in the piano scene. Duang gave a subtle nod, so discreet you almost miss it, but it’s there, and he did it twice. It’s just so cute ❤️
I really like the chemistry Fah and Phoon have. The story is very cute, and the acting is genuinely good. That said, something about their intimate relationship feels a bit strange to me.
Fah is portrayed as very passionate and clearly very attracted to Phoon, almost to the point where he can’t really control himself. Phoon, on the other hand, is portrayed as a very innocent character and doesn’t show much sexual desire at all. He doesn’t express horniness or physical longing in the same way Fah does. Because of that imbalance, their first time together felt somewhat one-sided to me, and the consent in that scene felt vague and uncomfortable.
Fah says, “Let me have you,” and Phoon replies, “Aren’t I already yours?” Then Fah says, “I’ll take it as consent.” That exchange doesn’t feel like real consent to me. It doesn’t feel like Phoon truly understands what’s happening or is clearly agreeing to it. Earlier in the story, when Fah tried to escalate things, Phoon stopped him multiple times because he didn’t seem ready, and it didn’t feel like that had actually changed in this moment. Fah also says, “I wanted to wait, but I can’t wait anymore,” which made the situation feel even more uncomfortable, as it sounds like Fah’s desire is overriding Phoon’s readiness.
The conversation afterward also felt strange. When Fah asks, “How are you feeling?” and Phoon answers, “I don’t know,” it made me feel like Phoon didn’t enjoy it, or at least didn’t fully process what had just happened.
I really hope there will be an explanation for how a human Kunyai can exist at the same time as the original Kunyai’s soul is still on Earth. The new character clearly can’t be a reincarnation of Kunyai, since the original soul still exists. That means the human Kunyai must have a completely different soul.
But if that’s the case, who is he? Why does he exist at all if he isn’t a reincarnation? If he doesn’t share the same soul, then he isn’t really the same person, and he and Kao don’t share any real history. So, why does the story imply that they’re going to end up together?
What was the point of telling us the story of ghost Kunyai and Cao if Cao doesn’t end up with Kunyai’s reincarnation? 🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️
I kind of wish the story focused only on the original timeline, without jumping back and forth in time or adding fantasy elements. The ghosts and other supernatural aspects don’t really add anything for me, and I find the original timeline much more interesting on its own.
Fah is portrayed as very passionate and clearly very attracted to Phoon, almost to the point where he can’t really control himself. Phoon, on the other hand, is portrayed as a very innocent character and doesn’t show much sexual desire at all. He doesn’t express horniness or physical longing in the same way Fah does. Because of that imbalance, their first time together felt somewhat one-sided to me, and the consent in that scene felt vague and uncomfortable.
Fah says, “Let me have you,” and Phoon replies, “Aren’t I already yours?” Then Fah says, “I’ll take it as consent.” That exchange doesn’t feel like real consent to me. It doesn’t feel like Phoon truly understands what’s happening or is clearly agreeing to it. Earlier in the story, when Fah tried to escalate things, Phoon stopped him multiple times because he didn’t seem ready, and it didn’t feel like that had actually changed in this moment. Fah also says, “I wanted to wait, but I can’t wait anymore,” which made the situation feel even more uncomfortable, as it sounds like Fah’s desire is overriding Phoon’s readiness.
The conversation afterward also felt strange. When Fah asks, “How are you feeling?” and Phoon answers, “I don’t know,” it made me feel like Phoon didn’t enjoy it, or at least didn’t fully process what had just happened.
But if that’s the case, who is he? Why does he exist at all if he isn’t a reincarnation? If he doesn’t share the same soul, then he isn’t really the same person, and he and Kao don’t share any real history. So, why does the story imply that they’re going to end up together?
What was the point of telling us the story of ghost Kunyai and Cao if Cao doesn’t end up with Kunyai’s reincarnation? 🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️