By the time Duang is 60, he would have made more than a 100 emergency room visits due to painful muscles and joints from being kicked by Qin all the timeππ
I love this show and this is exactly why I pay for all those subscriptions.....to have such a great time watching shows that fills me with so much happiness and laughter.
I love Duang so much and now, we get to see Qin opening up and fighting an inner battle with himself. For a person who's walls are so high, it can be quite scary to find yourself getting attached to someone who could potentially hurt you in the future. However, we can see that Qin has finally decided to give this a 'try' by getting a matching Tatoo and compromising on allowing Duang spend a second night at his house.
Even thou we knew from like episode 4 who was the killer, the show was not bad. Viewers need to consider this…
Viewers need to consider this is a GMMTV production.//
Here is the problem though. GMMTV also made shows like Leap Day, Moonlight Museum, etc. If those shows could be done so well, what was the problem with producing this? It's worse for me bcos I'm a big GMMTV fan and I like a lof of their shows and also, a lot of my favourite BL actors are working under GMMTV. It gets harder and harder to defend them. When Ep 1 and 2 aired, I was fighting for my life on TT to defend this show and I kept begging people to believe in GMMTV and to trust the process. By Ep 10, I'm so ashamed that I can't even raise my head on TT. This show could have been a bomb, but alas! I feel sorry for Joong and Dunk especially Joong who worked his ass off to promote this.
A novel plot generally can be great or poor but execution and screen writing can either make or break it.
I mean, there were so many things wrong with the way the story was written and how it was directed. The inconsistencies and the lack of logic is one of many and I won't go into any of that.
However, what baffles me the most in the finale is how the show literally just wrapped up the whole 'Puifai becoming a villain arc' just like that. Puifai was raped, drugged, betrayed, forced to have an abortion, recorded secretly and her videos were posted online. She ended up with depression and was mentally ill. She then went to the hospital to seek help. The attending doctor who took over her case literally took advantage of her vulnerability. Instead of referring her to a psychiatrist or a psychologist, he used what she told him to convince her he was a safe space and the security she needed. He went into a relationship with her and led her down on the path of revenge. Yet, the show just wrapped everything up like she was just along for the ride. In the end, I can't tell exactly what the show is trying to say to us with all of these.ππ Lol. Amazing. And of course, Jay gets to survive bcos his brother is one of the lead cops. Lolπ
I was comparing with GBYFD too and somehow they were worst....
I knew the original novels were from the same author right from the beginning, and I saw how similar both the police investigation work are. However, when I just could no longer stand the illogical mess, I and a friend went looking and we found the screenwriters and compared. Lol and behold....πππ
Marriage is hard, but this episode screams: divorce is hell.Angelina Jolie has been divorcing since what feels…
And yes, itβs a comedy, but weβre being asked to forgive two professional scammers like theyβre just some silly little guys. No. There are ethics here. Crimes were crimed. Feelings were defrauded.//
That's exactly what I said to myself. I can already see the show handling the scamming part with so much levity, barely talking it seriously and everything is just shit and giggles. I don't deny that the show is entertaining, it's a romcom after all. However, I can't imagine coming back from any of these. These guys are basically being lied to. Their emotions, hearts and body toyed with. To maintain a lie, you need to spin a web of more lies. However, we all know how this will end. Lolπ
Pai's aunt might be a nasty person but she's the only one who would have cared enough to push Pai until Pai accidentally finds out Tim is a conman. She might be a piece of work, but she's unknowingly hitting the nail on the head about Pai and the people close to him. Now, if only Pai would just stop and think.
Lol, the moment he rented a house and a mom, he was on the road to deception. He didn't do any of that because…
This is such a naive way of thinking.
Just bcos he married North doesn't mean that is the end. He could have divorced him but he refused. He's not willing to let go of the fat hen he accidentally found. Scamming someone is not just about money only. Taking advantage of someone's enotions and vulnerability to achieve your impure goal is also scamming. The show is definitely working towards "a happily ever after" so all of what I'm saying won't matter in the end, but have you not heard of married couples scamming the other, secretly moving money and amassing properties without the knowledge of the other and in the end, leaving them with nothing? Lol.
Yu didnβt scam North, though? North didnβt really care to find out about his past/family before marriage.…
Lol, the moment he rented a house and a mom, he was on the road to deception. He didn't do any of that because he had a mom in jail. He did all that bcos he's already been scamming people way before he met North. Just bcos his mom is a scammer doesn't absolve him of the decisions that he, a grown man made. The lies he told in order to worm his way into Pai's heart wasn't bcos he loved North. It was because he saw North as a golden goose. He's already been using that house to con people and this is not the first time he's hired that woman to play his mom. At some point, you gotta take responsibility for your actions and stop blaming everything on daddy and mommy. Yes, North married him and gave him money on his own accord but everything else afterwards, including all the planning he's doing with Tim is on him.
Somebody, pls, save Duangπ. He's so overwhelmed by Qin's cuteness that he might just one day die from cuteness overload ππ Bro is this close to getting an excitement orgasm just from how cute he finds Qin.ππ
I love Duang so much and now, we get to see Qin opening up and fighting an inner battle with himself. For a person who's walls are so high, it can be quite scary to find yourself getting attached to someone who could potentially hurt you in the future. However, we can see that Qin has finally decided to give this a 'try' by getting a matching Tatoo and compromising on allowing Duang spend a second night at his house.
Here is the problem though. GMMTV also made shows like Leap Day, Moonlight Museum, etc. If those shows could be done so well, what was the problem with producing this? It's worse for me bcos I'm a big GMMTV fan and I like a lof of their shows and also, a lot of my favourite BL actors are working under GMMTV. It gets harder and harder to defend them. When Ep 1 and 2 aired, I was fighting for my life on TT to defend this show and I kept begging people to believe in GMMTV and to trust the process. By Ep 10, I'm so ashamed that I can't even raise my head on TT. This show could have been a bomb, but alas! I feel sorry for Joong and Dunk especially Joong who worked his ass off to promote this.
A novel plot generally can be great or poor but execution and screen writing can either make or break it.
However, what baffles me the most in the finale is how the show literally just wrapped up the whole 'Puifai becoming a villain arc' just like that.
Puifai was raped, drugged, betrayed, forced to have an abortion, recorded secretly and her videos were posted online. She ended up with depression and was mentally ill. She then went to the hospital to seek help.
The attending doctor who took over her case literally took advantage of her vulnerability. Instead of referring her to a psychiatrist or a psychologist, he used what she told him to convince her he was a safe space and the security she needed. He went into a relationship with her and led her down on the path of revenge.
Yet, the show just wrapped everything up like she was just along for the ride. In the end, I can't tell exactly what the show is trying to say to us with all of these.ππ Lol. Amazing.
And of course, Jay gets to survive bcos his brother is one of the lead cops. Lolπ
Ignore me, just passing byπππ
That's exactly what I said to myself. I can already see the show handling the scamming part with so much levity, barely talking it seriously and everything is just shit and giggles.
I don't deny that the show is entertaining, it's a romcom after all. However, I can't imagine coming back from any of these. These guys are basically being lied to. Their emotions, hearts and body toyed with.
To maintain a lie, you need to spin a web of more lies.
However, we all know how this will end. Lolπ
She might be a piece of work, but she's unknowingly hitting the nail on the head about Pai and the people close to him.
Now, if only Pai would just stop and think.
Just bcos he married North doesn't mean that is the end. He could have divorced him but he refused. He's not willing to let go of the fat hen he accidentally found.
Scamming someone is not just about money only. Taking advantage of someone's enotions and vulnerability to achieve your impure goal is also scamming.
The show is definitely working towards "a happily ever after" so all of what I'm saying won't matter in the end, but have you not heard of married couples scamming the other, secretly moving money and amassing properties without the knowledge of the other and in the end, leaving them with nothing? Lol.
He's already been using that house to con people and this is not the first time he's hired that woman to play his mom.
At some point, you gotta take responsibility for your actions and stop blaming everything on daddy and mommy.
Yes, North married him and gave him money on his own accord but everything else afterwards, including all the planning he's doing with Tim is on him.
Bro is this close to getting an excitement orgasm just from how cute he finds Qin.ππ