I had tears in my eyes when we got to see how Karan has been secretly taken care of Achi in all those years without Achi having the slightest clue. He had not other way to show how much he cared and that broke my heart. I'm so happy he finally decided to confess his love and that Achi realized how much Karan loves him. I'm loving this series possibly even more than the Jap version.
p.s. Finally a much needed light-hearted episode after the trauma caused by Pit Babe, Last Twilight and The Sign episodes...
wow is it just me or ep. 9 felt super short? What a great series, it's so good at mixing moments where you smile, laugh, cry, giggle or that keep you on the edge of your seat. I missed Phaya being in the action in this episode, so happy he recovered, next ep. is going to be dope!
p.s. I can't stress enough how good of an actor Babe is considering it's his first project! Mind-blowing!
Pavel omg, what an incredible actor, whether you like the series or not no-one can deny his acting skills, he deserves all kind of credits for his performance, it's flawless. I can't wait to see him in more projects.
But a break up? I thought it was quite impulsive, especially when they vowed their love to be at each other's…
The fact they had just confessed their love for each other makes it even worse for Day 'cause that means he fully trusted him to finally open his heart to him and what happens right the day after? he finds out he lied about such a life changing matter. He must have felt really betrayed and for me it's a reason enough to step away from him, which for Mhok might be a good thing, he needs to realize Day can take care of himself and live a normal life.
What a sad episode. While I may understand the reasons why Mhok lied, that was a big mistake. He screwed up big time the moment he lied to Day out of pity 'cause that's exaclty what Day hates the most (and Mhok knew it very well) so to be honest I wasn't really surprised when he decided to break up with Mhok. How could he continue being in a relationship with him not knowing If his partner is telling him the truth or not? At this point I have no clue what to expect from the last episode...
That Minato guy got on my nerves, a sneaky, subtle fellow who first treated Sahara like crap, then rejected him and now he's trying to get him back after having eavesdropped/spied on Sahara-Toki moments not once but twice... Despicable.
Less than 1 day for next ep. and I kinda want to watch it so bad but also not at all lol, I don't think I'm ready for the angst... Please BL Gods save our babies ❤️
I thought the reason why Mhok was crying in that (in)famous last scene of ep. 9 was because he knew Day was about to go completely blind and therefore was devastated (just like all of us) but Jimmy explained that Mhok is someone who can take care of everyone (not just Day) on his own (i.e. we see him protecting Porjai from her ex and let her stay at his place) so the reason why Mhok is crying is because that was the first time he couldn't do anything for Day, he couldn't help him.
From ep. 1 up until that very moment Mhok had always managed to help Day somehow (when Day didn't want to leave the house, see his friends or when he hit his foot against the table so he bought him those cute slippers, etc.) but in that situation he felt powerless. I admit I hadn't thought about this at all, so his explanation really helped me better understand the character of Mhok and love him even more. ❤️
I honestly don't think the surgery will go well (and that's fine by me) 'cause there's scenes we still haven't seen in William's MV where Day still seems to be blind and it's probably from the last episode as I believe in next ep. Day will spend the whole time in the hospital. But I obviously might be wrong.
From what I know, there's no literal translation into Japanese to "I love you". Is it true? It's usually an expression…
To literally say "I love you" you would use aishiteru (愛してる) but it's basically almost never used in spoken/everyday japanese, they normally use suki da despite the fact it literally means "I like you," especially if it's used in a more serious, heartfelt way.
Oh and btw, someone might not know this but in Japanese “The moon is beautiful, isn't it?” (月が綺麗ですね | tsuki ga kirei desu ne) is a more poetic way of saying "I love you." Knowing this adds a lot more meaning to those 2 scenes in ep. 10.
Karan got some balls of steel for confessing his love in front of everyone on that boat! I'd be so embarassed! 😅 But that also shows he really couldn't repress his feelings anymore, he had to let it out ❤️ I'm really loving this series, TayNew always deliver!
wow that last scene was powerful, Babe really delivered, I could feel all his pain and desperation, I got goosebumps all over and then I cried 😭 I can't believe it's his first project, he's really killing it! ♥️
Bruh I just wanted to point out how wholesome are the comments here, so much positivity, good vibes, I don't have anybody to watch this with but I feel like I'm not alone 'cause I know you're all loving this series as much as I do and I feel part of something great so thanks a lot guys, reading your comments and agree or even disagree about something you write makes me so happy! ❤️
K-Drama 
p.s. Finally a much needed light-hearted episode after the trauma caused by Pit Babe, Last Twilight and The Sign episodes...
p.s. I can't stress enough how good of an actor Babe is considering it's his first project! Mind-blowing!
p.s. This series is truly amazing ❤️
From ep. 1 up until that very moment Mhok had always managed to help Day somehow (when Day didn't want to leave the house, see his friends or when he hit his foot against the table so he bought him those cute slippers, etc.) but in that situation he felt powerless. I admit I hadn't thought about this at all, so his explanation really helped me better understand the character of Mhok and love him even more. ❤️
If you guys haven't watched this interview yet, you can find it here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JUim9Zvmqs