Jemima Zain

I saw him grinning when Porsche was making all those moaning sounds. I was wondering if that was Mile or Kinn grinning.

Nah... Vegas is an actual Psychopath. He plans and he executes. Nothing he does is just btw as can be clearly seen from all his interactions with Porsche. He tried to take advantage of Porsche twice when he was inebriated. What Kinn did was terrible let's get that straight, he allowed his passion for Porsche to cloud his decision and he should NEVER have done what he did to Porsche in EP 4. He should have just walked away when he was egged on by the intoxicated Porsche.

But with Vegas, there is always a premeditated attempt to do harm. He might love Pete later on (I mean.... I have no opinion on the matter of their love right now as it's too early). But whatever this is he has going on with Porsche it's not any type of love or care. You cannot consistently try to harm or take advantage of someone behind their back and say you care for them.

I mean... Same. And btw Kinn (Mile) was serving looks throughout the episode.

Exactly what I've been saying. Kinn has consistently warned Porsche about Vegas but he refuses to Listen. While I believe Kinn probably has a plan, I would not fault him if he still couldn't fully trust Porsche.

He probably went to the pool to have a discussion with Porsche, probably knowing that his man loves to take late night swims to clear his head. Then he goes and finds him sharing drinks with his enemy? I mean... As a mafia boss, who lives in a world where one mistake could mean instant death, he would be dumb to brush it off.

The only thing I wished Kinn did this episode was to talk to Porsche and reassure him concerning his feelings for him especially after the reminiscing and handholding debacle with Tawan. Aside that, if Porsche wants Kinn to trust him more then maybe he should also stop doing things that throws in doubt in the relationship. Like stop frolicking with the enemy maybe?

Yeah... I kind of understand what you mean😂, they sometimes have this "bro" aura with how they act with each other but I think it's because they have known each other for a long time and are very comfortable with each other. I know a few couples who act like that irl.

Exactly! 😂. Dude missed his baby so much and got too excited.

They are obviously vers. At some point in the episode, you can see Pran wanting another round and calling out Pat for finishing in like five minutes and not satisfying him and Pat explaining that he was just too excited hence why he finished too quickly (It was probably because he missed his baby Pran so much and got too excited). In the last scene you can also see that they were playfully fighting for dominance showing that they are versatile.

I am not really sure but I think that girl in the scene is just a manifestation of a part of his consciousness that is trying to fight Yo-Han's influence. So, that part of his consciousness was telling him look, something that is foreign to you is trying to take over you, so you must eradicate it. Remember when the Head hunter was telling him he should not allow Yo-Han take over him too? I think that is one of the reasons for his emotional instability after the surgery (aside the drugs he was taking). The original (the real him) was fighting with the new (emotions brought about by the brain transplant).

What!? I am really surprised. To be honest, while both of them are attractive in their own right, I find Nanon more attractive specifically because of his nose (I really don't know why exactly but I just love his nose, the dimples are just a plus). He is also soo cute I want to put him in my pocket. I personally believe they are on par when it comes to attractiveness, but Nanon is more cute and Ohm more classically handsome; either way I think it depends on one's beauty ideals. I also think Lee Seung-gi from the show "mouse" is one of the most attractive men ever so maybe I am just one of those people who is not that into conventional beauties.

Yeah... true. Not faulting the punch though, it was well deserved. However, it's a bit strange for Aek to act like the past two episodes never happened, or maybe they discuss it in the next episode? Well, the Chef apologized already, but I think that whole incident and the fallout that resulted needs to be addressed. But as you said, maybe they handle things differently than how we think they should, who knows?

Exactly! The scene at the Kitchen was sort of cringe to me. I mean... they had this big falling out where things got physical and the Chef was hit. It's kind of weird to now approach the Chef with a smile like things were as cool as before the incident. I mean... he should arrive with a more sober countenance and discuss all that happened including why he acted the way he did.

I think it's more than just it being "slow burn". A show like "The untamed" (though due to censorship it was turned into a bromance) is what is called a slow burn romance. I mean... even though their true relationship was censored you could feel the build up and enjoyed the ride every step of the way. This show... I am sorry but as much as I love the leads and will watch till the end mainly because of those two, the director and writer/writers of the show had a difficult time adapting the novel into a series it seems. They started well, but at some point the story arc became convoluted. I really hope they make up for it, even if it's just a little in the last two episodes.

Exactly! Why is it so ridiculous? I started this show cos of the chemistry between the actors, and initially didn't mind the slow pace but as time went on, I began to wonder what the heck was going on. I mean... some scenes are pure comedic not because they are intended to be funny but because of how ridiculous they are. Like the part in episode 8 when Aek fell, I couldn't help but laugh cos of how ridiculous that fall was. And how come sweet Aue has suddenly turned into a creepy dude? I mean... if I was Aek and the guy whom I respected, looked up to and probably have a secret crush on suddenly forced a kiss on me and creepily pushed himself into my apartment after I told him I wasn't interested (even though I was but was just struggling with my feelings); I would probably think, "wow! what a weirdo, I definitely dodged a bullet by not pursuing a relationship with him". Again, what was that random oishii tea advertisement by Chef Aue and Aek at the end of episode 9? This show is just a complete joke at this point, LOL. They sure did these incredible actors dirty.

He is Thai Chinese hence the name.

While I am Switzerland in regard to the ships, I cannot pretend that this show is the greatest thing since sliced bread. I mean it started well and they did good for the most part, but they ruined the flow at some point. So based on earlier parts and the sweet ending I will say it's good. But towards the ending they failed to make me understand why Taegyeong chose Shinwoo, I know Daon broke his heart and he formed a bond with Shinwoo etc. but still, maybe it's me and I didn't get what was going on, but till the end I was convinced that Taegyeong was still into Daon although he wavered with the thought of Shinwoo. So, the sudden switch, got me confused.

I mean, after Daon said he wanted to go after him, he seemed fine with it or maybe undecisive, but its the subtle looks and smiles at Daon I didn't get. Were they just friendly? But those were the same looks he had for him when he started having feelings in the beginning? Then what was that ending all about? Suddenly his first love is now Shinwoo? So what was the point of the love confession and yearning for Daon? I never saw him yearn for Shinwoo the way he did for Daon. Look we are not kindergarten kids here, this dude didn't just have some infatuation with Daon, don't play that card now producers, put some respect on what those two shared. That was what carried the whole show for me at some point, their interactions were effortless and sincere even when I wasn't thinking much about it.

While some people might say that what Shinwoo and Taegyeong have is how true love is suppose to be, not the showy drama between Daon and Taegyeong. Still, that is just my opinion on the matter. Overall, I loved the beginning of the show, and the sweet scenes at the last episode. But the lead up to the finale gets a side eye from me. I mean there will be a lot of people watching the show again, but like you, I cannot watch the show again, mostly cos I don't see the point.

And yes, about the looks Taegyeong was giving Daon in the previous episode, that part didn't also make sense. It looked like the producers of this show had two endings (I mean possible, since its actually based on the game were Taegyeong could date either Daon or Shinwoo). They wanted to test the waters to see what the fans would like, and when they saw the majority vibed more with the Shin-Tae arc, they were like guys, we better release the Shin-Tae end game episode cos we don't want our show to go down in flames with bad ratings. I say this cos some of the things that went down in this episode were pretty random and unnecessary, it was like a last attempt to patch things up and convince viewers why Shin-Tae made it to the finish line . But overall I think, they did an okay job. Was it a perfect storyline? Nope. But they did pretty good and I applaud their work.

I mean... I get your point 😅😅. They both moved on pretty fast, it was like Daon was chucking up the deuces to Taegyeong. He literally went "boy bye✌✌" after all of 10 seconds of feeling sad about his rejection. I was staring at the screen like huh!? what just happened? Am I missing something? I just chose to pretend that never happened cos it didn't make sense at all. I mean they made the whole Daon and Taegyeong storyline look like a total joke. Why build up the storyline line of these two characters adding angst and everything to just jump unto the next thing? That is the part I thought the writers messed up in the storyline. The transition between the Daon-Tae arc to the Shin-Tae arc didn't make sense to me at all. I mean I have watched a lot of dramas where the female protagonist ends a situationship and enters a relationship, but there is usually a better transition where it all makes sense. And by the end of the show regardless of who you support, it makes sense. But with this I am like what just happened? There was no awkwardness between Daon and Tae afterwards and Daon is still tutoring and having banter with the couple like he never even had feelings?! So soon!? Wow! he really is the great Daon😅😅. I also don't understand how the time jump happened or was it a time jump? Cos in the beginning of ep 1 they said all that went down happened about two years ago. Did I miss something or did they suddenly just jump to the beach scene ? Look overall this show was good, but there were certainly moments I gave the writers the side eye.

I personally didn't care who Taegyeong ended up with cos I tried to understand how both sides had a chance and could make it work. But from the last few episodes I think it's best that it ended the way it did. I don't think it makes sense for Daon to end up with someone who can move on from him that quickly. It means Tae wasn't serious about Daon at all. Daon should consider it a blessing. So I think Daon shippers should be rejoicing now that Daon didn't end up with some superficial love story. Shinwoo and Taegyeong seem to share similarities and are suited for each other imo.

Why do you feel that way? Do you think it came out as rushed? I just want to hear your point of view.