Avis2022

I won't read the books because of the rape scene that I understood... I could never watch a series where rape is trivialized. There hasn't been one here, and I'm glad they made that decision.

Ming must be really, really rich....

Yes... I didn't like that he offered to walk away... and I hope he regrets it. After all, Joe suggested it... we can't always defend Joe when it's obvious he wasn't against this situation.

Joe returned his kiss in the end... maybe out of habit... or because he wanted to? It didn't seem like deep disgust.

But clearly Ming should never have done that.

Tong? He's a despicable being who took advantage of a young man's love... and did everything to keep Ming alone... so if there's a problem with May, he'll only have to take Ming. He doesn't care. He clearly prefers women but seems willing to do anything to get his hands on the family's money.

Is Ming a chaebol?

I agree, his behavior at the end of the episode is horrible. But what broke my heart was Joe's broken heart.

I understand better if he's never had love, he must not know what it is... if he's been accustomed to having everything... he must be used to it... and he's very young. I'm sure Joe can help him change with a good therapist.

Joe too, they should do couples therapy 😂

I have a good intuition about the end of the drama! I haven't read the books, and I don't want to. But I think Tong will fall so low. I didn't realize Ming was so rich... to give 5 million... that's a huge amount.

Indeed, Tong is the worst character in this drama.

I think that's all we're waiting for, for Ming to show himself to be kinder, gentler, more romantic with Joe. It doesn't matter if he gets along with Sol or the others. He just needs to be a better person for Joe.

But I think his family, his upbringing have made Ming someone "bad."

I can't wait to see Ming's reaction when he learns that Tong has been lying to him for years, when he discovers that Tong is using him as a backup plan in case his family rejects him. And if I understood the preview correctly, Tong will ensure that Joe's ex abuses him... I eagerly await for Ming to understand everything! He was blinded by his love for the moment, but when Joe really comes back... Tong will have no way to hide anymore.

I really enjoyed "Unknow" this year too!

1. Once Ming discovers that Joe is dead, will he go into depression? Attempt suicide? Harm Tong?

2. Once he realizes that Joe is HIS Joe, will he terminate the contract? How will he explain his behavior to Joe? How will he regain his trust?

3. What will happen to Tong? Will he lose everything by becoming an enemy to Ming?

I gave up a long time ago because I understood that Joe has Ming tattooed in his soul. Now I eagerly await meeting Ming's family, seeing Tong fall to the ground, and the discovery of Ming.

And how he will reassure Joe.

Aside from being a jerk, Ming is actually very intelligent and intuitive.

Thanks ;)

Same.

I always wonder if May hadn't wanted Tong, would he have gone as far as selling his body to Ming for money?

Deep down, he prefers to be with Ming rather than accepting free money... that says a lot about what he truly desires.

Did you see Joe's reactions? He was devastated that Ming wanted to make him Tong's replacement again. It's surprising that Ming, who is usually very observant, didn't notice anything. Joe wasn't angry that Ming proposed to make him his sexual toy; he was devastated that Ming was using him as Tong's double again.

Because Joe doesn’t believe that Ming loves him. Even when Ming tells him (while drunk) that he misses him... Joe doesn't believe it. Joe can't believe Ming, but he also can't stay away from Ming. He’s drawn to him like a magnet.

He’s afraid of getting hurt.

The reality: Joe loves Ming. Joe prefers to be with Ming. Actually, Joe... should seek counseling. In fact, he and Ming should do couples therapy. But really, if people don't understand that Joe is as obsessed with Ming as the other way around, they’re missing the point. Joe is simply softer, kinder, whereas Ming is cold, distant, and manipulative.

I hope we learn more about Ming's childhood and family. It's quite possible that he is this way because of his family environment.

As I mentioned above, Joe doesn't have the will to truly distance himself from Ming. He wants to be with Ming; he just has a minimal amount of pride (if any...). If Ming had told him over the phone that he loved him, Joe would have come back right away.

They are made for each other. Since Joe doesn't want to make any effort to stay away from Ming... he should just tell him that it's him. It would be faster 😅. He is so afraid of being just Tong's replacement again (as we saw with his reaction in the episode, he still thinks Ming wants to replace Tong). If he knew that Ming wanted him and him alone, he would have already forgiven him and gotten back together with him.