Lyson

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All versions are worth watching, but they're not all the same. The drama and donghua (anime) are both censored, as you know, but the donghua was more censored (imo) when compared to the novel and when comparing scenes building the MC's relationship up to a non-platonic, albeit censored, level.

The official manhua is not technically censored, and it follows the novel. The explicit scenes of the manhua, drawn by the same artist but not included in the official release, can be found online if you know where to look. The audio drama is not really censored either, except the explicit scenes not being included.

Where to watch/read? There are official and unofficial methods of accessing these different media. It depends on what you're looking for, official or unofficial. Of course, I always like to encourage people to buy/pay for the official versions, but I know not everyone can.

I think that's too much speculation too soon for me, we don't know enough yet in the show. But if that razorblade spontaneously appeared in the food then that's stupid af. I didn't even take notice of the noodles and now the scene makes less sense.

Eh, I didn't find it endearing at aaaaall, From the opening scene when Ba Woo tried to cut ties seriously and all Ji Hoon could do was chase after him and laugh like a clueless goob, not taking anything seriously, I was put off. Someone who lacks THAT much self awareness, personally, I think it's impossible to find them attractive. So as a viewer, I can't see what Ba Woo would find attractive about him. And yep, probs will end up with the airhead, according to another comment I saw. Pity, that.

...Sure. lol

GMMTV's tropefest BLs are rated according to how much fans like the actors LOL. Can't take them seriously.

Oh, I'm gonna' enjoy this.

It's a weird feeling that is affecting a small amount of viewers it seems. I literally finished Last Meal Universe and Lost In The Woods and still haven't watched ep 8 of this. I dunno. Haven't dropped it yet though, I'm still gonna try.

You're not alone, Ji Hoon is pretty cringe and vapid as a character. Ha Min is more self aware and grounded.

Ji Hoon's head is empty, I swear, single thoughts occasionally bouncing around, once too many thoughts enter, he starts buffering. I can't find obnoxiously positive stupid characters like that interesting. It's a pity Ba Woo is probs not gonna end up with Ha Min.

Someone spoiled it above, and it's not great news, kind of. Seems like the adaptation decided to throw a spanner in the works for us non-webtoon readers.

To the last question, the only connection I can find is that the character Ba Woo [Do Ba U] was in Blueming too, but it was a different actor. Ba Woo was in the friend group of Da Un in Blueming.

Oh that's diabolically clever, now I have no choice but to watch and find out only to probably be disappointed when he ends up with Ji Hoon 😂😭 they really shouldn't make a secondary potential love rival more likable than the main love rival, it's bad form. Ji Hoon (imo) is very vapid and an annoying level of 'pleaser', him ending up with Ba Woo is gonna suck for me lol
Thanks for answering anyways XD

Ok I need someone to spoil it for me from the webtoon, I just need an answer of whether Ba Woo is gonna end up with Ji Hoon or Ha Min so I can know whether to drop this or not? If he ends up with Ji Hoon I'm Audi 5000.

It's a good story, well done and well acted, but with a bitter-sweet ending because at the end of the day, Fifa should not give up following his dream to stay in Pokpa, so the ending makes sense. I enjoyed it, I'd happily take a special episode follow up if they ever make one.
8/10

Yep, it was him all along. Just filling in for Gao Dawei's physical presence where needed so they didn't have to use an extra.

The novel is its own experience, it doesn't take away from the drama being good at all, it's like a similar story but with more detail and everything happening is absolutely real, not ambiguous. It's also uncensored for the BL aspect.

Hi, so to answer your question, it's because Gao Dawei is a plot device created for the series, he doesn't exist in the novel. There is no virtual game in the novel at all, it's a real alternate world. So there was no reason to place visual importance on Gao Dawei's character in the series, they just needed a character to refer to as the game's creator who had a personal connection to Jiushi.
Fun fact: Gao Dawei is played by Xia ZhiGuang, the same actor who plays Ruan Lanzhu.
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/290693350965493398/

So, pretty much, whichever ending you believe was right, one of the main three or any additional ones anyone has come up with, Gao Dawei existed in the series, specifically in Jiushi's past, for plot reasons.

I can lowkey agree during some scenes, like when Day said: "I need to stop this stupid mess." I thought, well, that's an understatement, man, you lost like...four family members. wtf

This is the fault of writer and director though, if that's the dialogue, there's already a lack of intensity. So the director should try and push for more, or the actors (if they're capable enough) should improv. There's a chain of errors, but it's not terrible so far.

It's either a major flaw or to satisfy our viewing minds, we can assume the damage wasn't that bad, since there wasn't that much blood and also the piece of meat was flat, so the razor was flat inside it. He bites the meat, bites down on the flat side of the razor, maybe cuts the inside of his gum or cheek, then spat it out.

I was more floored in the previous ep where the birthing mother flatlined and the nurses (and that doctor) just stood around like they were listening to elevator music instead of a heart monitor warning. Then they all just shrugged 'oh, she died.' lol