I'm obsessed with the second couple, and honestly, I find the second couple way more interesting than the main couple... I'm only continuing the series because of them.
OMG Park Eun Bin in red hair is soooooo pretty. I'm not a fan with some of her outfits, sometimes it was too 'heavy'…
I was wondering whether her hair was burgundy from the beginning and I just hadn’t noticed, or if she dyed it recently. Your comment answered my question. Thanks!
Episodes 7 and 8 didn’t have the excitement I was expecting. I thought something was going to happen to Ma prosecutor in the elevator, but it seems like nothing did. Or maybe something actually happened, but he didn’t say anything because he didn’t want to worry Yeo Ri?
She definitely fell for wooseok on set lol, poor lee jong suk
Obviously, you have no idea what IU is actually like as a person, nor have you watched any of her other dramas. Otherwise, you wouldn’t be talking so thoughtlessly, especially when IU herself has been struggling because of this situation and all the pointless rumors surrounding her.
I have to say, what you’re saying is complete nonsense. She has acted this professionally in all of her dramas. Unfortunately, this particular drama happened to coincide with the news of her breakup, and suddenly all kinds of ridiculous rumors started spreading everywhere about her falling in love again and supposedly cheating on Lee Jong-suk.
A professional actor is supposed to play a romantic role in a way that makes the audience believe they genuinely have feelings for their co-star. IU has done exactly that in every drama she’s been in—or at least in every one I’ve watched. Through her incredible acting, she has always been able to convey those emotions convincingly to the audience.
And if an actor can’t make you believe that they actually have feelings for their co-star while playing a romantic role, then honestly, they’re not doing their job as an actor.
As far as I know, mixing antidepressants with alcohol can be very dangerous. But the main character has depression, is on antidepressants, and is still drinking every night. I really wish this important detail had been addressed.
It seems like the music used during the relationship scenes was added later in post-production. In the bed scene, both Khem and Peem were clearly moving their lips and saying something, but because of the edited-in music, their dialogue couldn't be heard.
The OST was unfortunately quite poor, especially during the emotional scenes between both couples. The chemistry between the second couple wasn't convincing, and their emotional acting felt weak. It was hard to believe that they were actually in love with each other.
The chemistry between the main couple, on the other hand, was decent and much more believable.
Overall, the story felt fresh and different compared to most Thai BLs, but the pacing was extremely slow. I watched most of it at 1.6× speed, and in some parts I even increased it to 3×.
I think the concept had a lot of potential and was quite original, but it wasn't explored as well as it could have been.
Overall, this was the first Thai BL that kept me watching six episodes in a row, and I think that's a good sign.
I finished the series, but I'm still confused about the ending. What exactly happened with their fathers' case? Did the show actually confirm that the investigator's father killed the prosecutor's father, or not? If not, then who really killed the prosecutor's father? And what about the investigator's father? Was he actually killed in prison, or did he commit suicide? If he was murdered, was it to keep the truth from coming out?
I think what makes this drama so fun and refreshing is that, unlike similar drama, the ML isn't this strong, fearless guy who immediately jumps in to protect the girl—especially after he starts seeing ghosts:)Instead of acting tough, he's scared and vulnerable, and that gives the story a completely different vibe. It makes the whole thing feel fresh and a lot more intresting... waiting for EP4 :)
I honestly don't understand why divorce is still seen as some kind of flaw, especially in a developed country.Anyone can choose the wrong partner. What really matters is realising it's the wrong relationship before it's too late, learning from it, and not repeating the same mistake.To me, Kang Si U and his ex-wife never seemed to have a particularly strong emotional connection in the first place. If they had, she probably would've wanted to stay by his side during one of the hardest periods of his life instead of going abroad on her own. They could've supported each other through that time.Instead, she chose to leave, then later blamed Kang Shi-oh for her loneliness. On top of that, she sent him divorce papers without even considering what he was going through after his mother's death.Honestly, it felt more like they stayed together because they'd known each other since childhood, not because they were deeply in love.In the end, they both made the wrong choice, but they recognised it and ended the marriage. Isn't that better than staying in an unhappy relationship for another 10 or 15 years just because of social expectations?Some people don't realise they're incompatible until they've spent 15 years together. By then, they've lost so much time. So why should realising your mistake earlier and fixing it through divorce be treated as a flaw?
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I have to say, what you’re saying is complete nonsense. She has acted this professionally in all of her dramas. Unfortunately, this particular drama happened to coincide with the news of her breakup, and suddenly all kinds of ridiculous rumors started spreading everywhere about her falling in love again and supposedly cheating on Lee Jong-suk.
A professional actor is supposed to play a romantic role in a way that makes the audience believe they genuinely have feelings for their co-star. IU has done exactly that in every drama she’s been in—or at least in every one I’ve watched. Through her incredible acting, she has always been able to convey those emotions convincingly to the audience.
And if an actor can’t make you believe that they actually have feelings for their co-star while playing a romantic role, then honestly, they’re not doing their job as an actor.
The OST was unfortunately quite poor, especially during the emotional scenes between both couples.
The chemistry between the second couple wasn't convincing, and their emotional acting felt weak. It was hard to believe that they were actually in love with each other.
The chemistry between the main couple, on the other hand, was decent and much more believable.
Overall, the story felt fresh and different compared to most Thai BLs, but the pacing was extremely slow. I watched most of it at 1.6× speed, and in some parts I even increased it to 3×.
I think the concept had a lot of potential and was quite original, but it wasn't explored as well as it could have been.
Overall, this was the first Thai BL that kept me watching six episodes in a row, and I think that's a good sign.
What exactly happened with their fathers' case?
Did the show actually confirm that the investigator's father killed the prosecutor's father, or not?
If not, then who really killed the prosecutor's father?
And what about the investigator's father? Was he actually killed in prison, or did he commit suicide? If he was murdered, was it to keep the truth from coming out?
waiting for EP4 :)