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Itâs so rare to find a series that delivers a strong plot, excellent acting, and amazing NC scenes all at the same time. This series has absolutely nailed every single box for me.
It would actually have been more surprising if he hadn't cried, considering everything he was going through.
We got the NC scene in Episode 4 of The Prosecutor's Proposal, the NC scene in Episode 3 of Bittersweet Love, the intimate scene in Episode 5 of Deep In, and now the bunny scene in Episode 6. That scene was absolutely wild and definitely lived up to the hype.
BL in 2026 is really becoming bolder. Thailand is still leading the way, but Korea and China are pushing the boundaries too.
Question for the Novel Readers
Was it really Big Jane who poured blood on Put's bike? If you've read the novel, feel free to drop a spoiler in the comments.
In Episode 1, he seemed like a complete green flag, but after Episode 2, I can already tell he's going to be a red flag and very manipulative. As a psychology major from Harvard, he definitely knows how to use his understanding of human behavior to his advantage.
You also said people should "stop glorifying SA just because the male leads are attractive." No one here is glorifying or romanticizing SA. Even if a series does include SA or RAPE scene as part of its story, simply watching it doesn't mean the audience supports or glorifies those acts.
I agree that romanticizing abuse is wrong, and media can influence how people think. But it's unfair to make a blanket statement that the audience here is "sickening" or is glorifying abuse without evidence. Most people are watching because they enjoy the story and the characters, not because they support violence or abuse.
Your follow-up explains your broader concern about how abuse is sometimes treated in BL fandoms, and that's a valid discussion to have.
But that's different from accusing everyone watching this particular series of excusing or glorifying SA when that wasn't even what happened in the show.
Is Big Jane actually a demon, as in a malevolent supernatural spirit? đ
OMG, episode 1 was such a green flag for me, and now I canât wait to see Big Jane become the red flag. Iâm all in. Give me the intensity, the toxicity, and the thrilling emotional roller coaster.
One tip for anyone watching on Viki or GagaOOLala. Make sure you stay until after the credits because there are additional scenes at the end of the episodes, and you definitely do not want to miss them. There is a hot NC scene post credit in epsidoe 3!
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First, we have Zhen Xin and Zhang Zhun as two straight actors but slowly in love. Then, within the story theyâre filming, we get Dr. Fang Chi and patient Gao Zhun. It feels like youâre watching two different romances unfold at the same time, which makes the series so fresh and engaging.
The hot NC scenes are an added bonus, but what really stands out is how well the concept is executed. This series is genuinely so good, and itâs seriously underrated.
Honestly, this already feels like a happy ending. The next nine episodes are definitely going to be brutal because there's no way a storm isn't coming.
This series is so good. I donât understand why itâs only rated 7.6. So many other shows with weak plots and cringe sound effects get ratings of 8 or 9, while underrated series like this end up being hidden gems.
Thank goodness we get two episodes every week because only one would be pure torture.
Now it's time to wait 700 years for the next episode. đ