We are here to discuss the show. He's simply asking questions about what happened in the story. That's not the same as posting spoilers. By that logic, thousands of comments in this section would also have to be hidden as spoilers because people constantly ask questions, discuss scenes, and talk about plot points. A discussion thread exists so viewers can share their thoughts, interpretations, and questions about the show. Simply asking for clarification or discussing an episode shouldn't automatically be treated as a spoiler.
I want to, in the last scene, did Sun really do that?
The ending was difficult to watch, especially when that man pressured Sun into doing something sexual. I know situations like this can happen in real life, but I really hope Sun doesn’t give in. It’s a clear abuse of power and a form of sexual coercion.
I’m hoping Jay arrives in time to help, or that Sun finds a way to get himself out of the situation safely. I hope Sun does not do it even though he has a gun pointed to his head. Will be more satisfying if he grab a knife and cut that fat guy's dick off to teach him a lesson.
This is why you shouldn't judge a book by its cover, or judge a story before you've seen the full picture.
Imagine you're in class, bored, and you daydream that you got murdered. It's just a thought in your head. It isn't real, and it never actually happened. Because if it did then you will be dead.
That's the same logic as Episode 3 and Episode 4. I saw so many comments saying the scene was forced and non-consensual, and because of that they dropped the show or lowered their ratings. But Episode 4 reveals that the forced kiss was only Sun's imagination. It never actually happened.
Going back to the murder example, imagining that you were murdered doesn't mean it happened. In the same way, the forced kiss was part of a character's imagination, not a real event within the story.
People judged too quickly.
But even if it is not Sun's imagination and it is real, watching dark or controversial content does not mean you support it. Nobody watches a serial killer movie and thinks, "Wow, I want to do that."
Fiction allows us to confront uncomfortable truths. It explores trauma, redemption, and the darkest parts of humanity, not to glorify them, but to understand their impact. That's what storytelling does. It creates tension, challenges our empathy, and reflects the worst aspects of society so we can examine them.
If we only consumed stories with perfect morals and flawless characters, we'd lose works like Breaking Bad, Dexter, Joker, The Godfather, and Scarface. Entire genres would disappear.
So no, watching a rape scene does not mean someone supports rape. Watching a forced kiss scene in episode 3 and 4 does not mean they're normalizing it. Watching a story that includes abuse does not mean they support abuse.
It simply means they understand the difference between fiction and reality, something that some people in these comments seem unable to grasp.
Millions of people watch Game of Thrones, and The Handmaid's Tale, all of which contain murder, rape, assault, and other disturbing acts. Does that mean all those viewers support those actions? Of course not.
If you can’t separate storytelling from real life, that’s a you problem, not this show problem.
That riding scene at the start of Episode 4 was incredibly intense and probably one of the best scenes I’ve seen so far. It was so hot, I replayed it more than 10 times :)
The kissing scene really surprised me. I couldn’t believe it turned out to be Sun’s imagination and not something that actually happened. When they finally share a real kiss, I think it’s going to be a very powerful moment.
The ending was difficult to watch, especially when that man pressured Sun into doing something sexual. I know situations like this can happen in real life, but I really hope Sun doesn’t give in. It’s a clear abuse of power and a form of sexual coercion.
I’m hoping Jay arrives in time to help, or that Sun finds a way to get himself out of the situation safely. I hope Sun does not do it even though he has a gun pointed to his head. Will be more satisfying if he grab a knife and cut that fat guy's dick off to teach him a lesson.
Please consider watching this on GagaOOLala/YouTube/One31 instead of using illegal streaming platforms.The actors,…
Did you even read my comment properly?
I’m not saying people should never watch through unofficial sources. I’m saying they should try to watch through legal platforms first whenever possible.
I understand that some people are students or unemployed and simply can’t afford multiple streaming subscriptions. That’s completely understandable. But if you do end up watching through unofficial sources, please don’t promote or share illegal streaming websites.
If everyone had the mindset that it’s fine to pirate everything without ever trying to support the official release, we would end up with fewer shows because the industry, the actors, and the production teams wouldn’t receive the support they need.
Many GMMTV BL series are completely free on their official YouTube channel. A lot of other series also release the first few episodes for free on their official platforms. If you don’t want to pay for the later episodes, that’s your choice. But at least make an effort to support the official release whenever you can. Every legal view helps show there’s an audience for these series and encourages more productions in the future.
Please consider watching this on GagaOOLala/YouTube/One31 instead of using illegal streaming platforms.The actors,…
Even I don’t subscribe to every legal streaming platform. I only have iQIYI, Viki and GagaOOLala.
I always try to watch a series through legal platforms first, or on YouTube if it’s available for free on the official channel. If it’s not available anywhere I can access, then I have no choice but to watch it elsewhere.
As I said in my original post, if you choose to watch it through unofficial sources, that’s your decision. Just don’t promote or share illegal streaming websites here.
Also if it’s not available in your region you can always change your VPN
The Edge of Horizon (2026) https://myasiantv.plus/series/the-edge-of-horizon-2026/
Please consider watching this on GagaOOLala/YouTube/One31 instead of using illegal streaming platforms.
The actors, crew, and creators worked incredibly hard to bring this story to life. They deserve to be supported, not pirated.
If you don’t want to pay or can’t afford it, that’s your personal choice. But please don’t come here promoting illegal websites as if it’s acceptable.
It’s disrespectful to the people who made the series and to the fans who choose to support it through legal channels.
Sharing illegal streaming links is not only unlawful, but it also undermines the hard work of everyone involved in the production. Piracy hurts the industry and reduces opportunities for the writers, directors, actors, and crew who create the content we love.
If you truly care about BL and want to see more high quality series in the future, please support them through official platforms whenever possible. That’s how the industry continues to grow, and it’s the least we can do to show our appreciation.
Why do MDL users rarely rate dramas based on actual quality? Some great dramas get low ratings, while weaker ones…
8.8 is literally the 3rd highest rated BL out of 700+ titles here on MDL. It’s only been 3 episodes as well, and the total number of episodes is only 6. That’s already a huge achievement. We can’t expect it to stay at a 9 forever.
It’s a very good series, but I’ve watched over 500+ BLs, and I still wouldn’t say it’s my top one. So 8.8 is already justified.
Well, I think he’s annoying, and even if I hate his character, that’s my opinion. It’s fine if you like his character, but you started by saying I had no reason. I already explained my reasons.
The reason I think he’s annoying is because he keeps speaking Thai and expects the Korean guy to understand, even though the Korean guy clearly says multiple times that he doesn’t understand. Isn’t that annoying to you?
Imagine I walked up to you and started speaking a language you don’t understand. You tell me you can’t understand me, but I just keep going anyway. Wouldn’t you find that annoying?
Thanks for spoiling this drama for me by revealing too much information. Members of kisskh trust each other…
Please know the difference between a plot and a spoiler.
A plot is the foundation of the story. It explains the setting, the characters, and the central conflict. Saying one family is supportive while the other is homophobic is part of the plot. It’s no different from describing what’s already established in the premise, trailers, tags, or synopsis. A spoiler is revealing major twists, surprise events, or the ending, like who dies, who betrays someone, or who ends up together.
Here’s a bit of advice though. If you don’t want to know even the basic plot, watch the episode before reading the comments. That’s like walking into a movie discussion and getting upset because people are discussing the movie.
Thanks for spoiling this drama for me by revealing too much information. Members of kisskh trust each other…
We’re here to talk about the show, not the weather.
I didn’t spoil anything. The homophobic parents are a common theme in many BLs.
As for the police officer, that’s already in the trailer, the tags, and the official plot. Maybe next time watch the series first before coming here. What did you expect us to talk about, the weather instead?
Who buys a plane ticket, goes through immigration, checks in for a flight, and flies all the way there just to…
It doesn’t matter whether it’s a domestic or international flight, or whether you have to go through immigration.
Say you apologized to a friend and they didn’t accept it. Would you really buy a plane ticket, go to the airport, check in, go through security, wait at the gate, board the plane, and fly there just to apologize?
That’s my point. Going through immigration is only one extra step. What matters is the level of determination. He was willing to go through all of that just to say sorry.
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By that logic, thousands of comments in this section would also have to be hidden as spoilers because people constantly ask questions, discuss scenes, and talk about plot points.
A discussion thread exists so viewers can share their thoughts, interpretations, and questions about the show. Simply asking for clarification or discussing an episode shouldn't automatically be treated as a spoiler.
I’m hoping Jay arrives in time to help, or that Sun finds a way to get himself out of the situation safely. I hope Sun does not do it even though he has a gun pointed to his head. Will be more satisfying if he grab a knife and cut that fat guy's dick off to teach him a lesson.
Imagine you're in class, bored, and you daydream that you got murdered. It's just a thought in your head. It isn't real, and it never actually happened. Because if it did then you will be dead.
That's the same logic as Episode 3 and Episode 4. I saw so many comments saying the scene was forced and non-consensual, and because of that they dropped the show or lowered their ratings. But Episode 4 reveals that the forced kiss was only Sun's imagination. It never actually happened.
Going back to the murder example, imagining that you were murdered doesn't mean it happened. In the same way, the forced kiss was part of a character's imagination, not a real event within the story.
People judged too quickly.
But even if it is not Sun's imagination and it is real, watching dark or controversial content does not mean you support it. Nobody watches a serial killer movie and thinks, "Wow, I want to do that."
Fiction allows us to confront uncomfortable truths. It explores trauma, redemption, and the darkest parts of humanity, not to glorify them, but to understand their impact. That's what storytelling does. It creates tension, challenges our empathy, and reflects the worst aspects of society so we can examine them.
If we only consumed stories with perfect morals and flawless characters, we'd lose works like Breaking Bad, Dexter, Joker, The Godfather, and Scarface. Entire genres would disappear.
So no, watching a rape scene does not mean someone supports rape. Watching a forced kiss scene in episode 3 and 4 does not mean they're normalizing it. Watching a story that includes abuse does not mean they support abuse.
It simply means they understand the difference between fiction and reality, something that some people in these comments seem unable to grasp.
Millions of people watch Game of Thrones, and The Handmaid's Tale, all of which contain murder, rape, assault, and other disturbing acts. Does that mean all those viewers support those actions? Of course not.
If you can’t separate storytelling from real life, that’s a you problem, not this show problem.
Under “Where to watch”
You will see iQIYI
The kissing scene really surprised me. I couldn’t believe it turned out to be Sun’s imagination and not something that actually happened. When they finally share a real kiss, I think it’s going to be a very powerful moment.
The ending was difficult to watch, especially when that man pressured Sun into doing something sexual. I know situations like this can happen in real life, but I really hope Sun doesn’t give in. It’s a clear abuse of power and a form of sexual coercion.
I’m hoping Jay arrives in time to help, or that Sun finds a way to get himself out of the situation safely. I hope Sun does not do it even though he has a gun pointed to his head. Will be more satisfying if he grab a knife and cut that fat guy's dick off to teach him a lesson.
I’m not saying people should never watch through unofficial sources. I’m saying they should try to watch through legal platforms first whenever possible.
I understand that some people are students or unemployed and simply can’t afford multiple streaming subscriptions. That’s completely understandable. But if you do end up watching through unofficial sources, please don’t promote or share illegal streaming websites.
If everyone had the mindset that it’s fine to pirate everything without ever trying to support the official release, we would end up with fewer shows because the industry, the actors, and the production teams wouldn’t receive the support they need.
Many GMMTV BL series are completely free on their official YouTube channel. A lot of other series also release the first few episodes for free on their official platforms. If you don’t want to pay for the later episodes, that’s your choice. But at least make an effort to support the official release whenever you can. Every legal view helps show there’s an audience for these series and encourages more productions in the future.
I always try to watch a series through legal platforms first, or on YouTube if it’s available for free on the official channel. If it’s not available anywhere I can access, then I have no choice but to watch it elsewhere.
As I said in my original post, if you choose to watch it through unofficial sources, that’s your decision. Just don’t promote or share illegal streaming websites here.
Also if it’s not available in your region you can always change your VPN
The actors, crew, and creators worked incredibly hard to bring this story to life. They deserve to be supported, not pirated.
If you don’t want to pay or can’t afford it, that’s your personal choice. But please don’t come here promoting illegal websites as if it’s acceptable.
It’s disrespectful to the people who made the series and to the fans who choose to support it through legal channels.
Sharing illegal streaming links is not only unlawful, but it also undermines the hard work of everyone involved in the production. Piracy hurts the industry and reduces opportunities for the writers, directors, actors, and crew who create the content we love.
If you truly care about BL and want to see more high quality series in the future, please support them through official platforms whenever possible. That’s how the industry continues to grow, and it’s the least we can do to show our appreciation.
Duang with You 8.9
It’s a very good series, but I’ve watched over 500+ BLs, and I still wouldn’t say it’s my top one. So 8.8 is already justified.
The reason I think he’s annoying is because he keeps speaking Thai and expects the Korean guy to understand, even though the Korean guy clearly says multiple times that he doesn’t understand. Isn’t that annoying to you?
Imagine I walked up to you and started speaking a language you don’t understand. You tell me you can’t understand me, but I just keep going anyway. Wouldn’t you find that annoying?
A plot is the foundation of the story. It explains the setting, the characters, and the central conflict. Saying one family is supportive while the other is homophobic is part of the plot. It’s no different from describing what’s already established in the premise, trailers, tags, or synopsis. A spoiler is revealing major twists, surprise events, or the ending, like who dies, who betrays someone, or who ends up together.
Here’s a bit of advice though. If you don’t want to know even the basic plot, watch the episode before reading the comments. That’s like walking into a movie discussion and getting upset because people are discussing the movie.
I didn’t spoil anything. The homophobic parents are a common theme in many BLs.
As for the police officer, that’s already in the trailer, the tags, and the official plot. Maybe next time watch the series first before coming here. What did you expect us to talk about, the weather instead?
Say you apologized to a friend and they didn’t accept it. Would you really buy a plane ticket, go to the airport, check in, go through security, wait at the gate, board the plane, and fly there just to apologize?
That’s my point. Going through immigration is only one extra step. What matters is the level of determination. He was willing to go through all of that just to say sorry.