Bubili

One of the worst parts of this series is the lack of chemistry. And it turns out that people in AU are quite stupid. The script was inspired by the movie Idiocracy. Now I'm just waiting for them to show how they water the garden with that yellow juice.

Ohhh yes, that glass of snow that doesn't melt was really funny....

yes...I totally understand the AU...but it was just like out of the blue...so many things they could have done as something sweet and nice in the AU, but this with the snow is simply eye-popping...

I know this is an alternative universe, but could someone told them that it doesn't snow at plus 20 degrees. Totally stupid and unnecessary scene, they could have skipped it or at least they could have taken those juices out of the ice and added another layer of clothing on the people, so it looks like they know something about snow and winter.
The flirting of these two main characters is like fanservice. There is no real chemistry, no sense...but if we look at these people as if they came here to get a salary, to pay bills, rent, then it's ok.

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Preparation? I don't know her...


conclusion: MaMe wrote Omegaverse because Rain is obviously an Omega.. at least I think it has to be since everything slides smoothly...

And in the end, we are all Kim... I mean all of us who watched this can join Kim under the term- masochist... I have no other explanation why we watched 12 episodes of nonsense.

But I'm grateful to them that we didn't have to go through the Dom Kamol from Ali Express scene again... I don't think I could really go through that torture one more time...

Rain and Phayo and that's it...Noh was fucking sexy in Nitiman, but with this partner he is simply so hot, so sexy, so fucked up that this is on repeat.... dozens of times...

I think that every word of hers has a double meaning....some sentences are deliberately directed against In to hit where it hurts the most. She wants to portray herself as a good, self-sacrificing mother, but she sent Wang to boarding school and thinks that money buys everything. She told Wang that his father was an alcoholic, that he was a selfish person who abandoned family, and we see that In saying something completely different. With a sparkle in his eyes, In tells us about Siam as a caring person, full of attention, he says that Siam did not like alcohol. Wang is therefore confused, he certainly remembers father as In describes him, but mother poisoned him so he was not sure if his memory was correct.
In all this, Wang says: why did my father have to die? We still don't know if Siam died of illness or if it was suicide.

This is purely an idea...Wang is the narrator, but as far as we can see, Mom had a lot of minutes per episode, and it seems like she has a text ready for every situation.

I didn't think she used that term because of Wang's sexual orientation either, but when she says those words she looks at In and then those words have (at least as I see it) a double meaning. It's as if she's saying it on purpose with those arrows shining from her eyes...

Does anyone else have the feeling that mom is the one who planned everything and is slowly directing the show? She is too ready to torture In in a very cunning way...she found a location for filming the series and didn't even go to it? Since when does the director go to the location and not take any of the crew but his son? I have a feeling that she took advantage of Wang's interest in his father and that she was the one who put the idea in Wang's head where In could be. And she knew exactly that Wang would "take a wrong turn", so she relaxed and waited in the car. The award-winning director carries out twisted plan of revenge. She brought someone who looks like Siam, asks In to return Wang to the "right path", deliberately comments about gay people...
There is so much hatred in her eyes and all with a smile as she pours those poisonous words of a caring mother and old friends.

The whole series has a gray, monotonous tone, even the house is gray, only a few rays of light break through, creating shadows as if whispering... but when In and Wang jump to the other side, the colors are vivid, there is a sun that follows them all the time.. .as if with that jump they crossed over to their little paradise. Wang in a black wardrobe that is associated with something dark, dangerous, untouchable and In in green as a lonely island in that greyness...

thank you :)

“I am nothing special, of this I am sure. I am a common man with common thoughts and I've led a common life. There are no monuments dedicated to me and my name will soon be forgotten, but I've loved another with all my heart and soul, and to me, this has always been enough..”


These words from the The Notebook somehow go with Phayu tonight...

“When you are too afraid to cross and you never want to cross, bridges begin to appear constantly in front of you; it's as if the universe is encouraging you not to limit your life because of your fears and asking you to free yourself by crossing the boundaries you have drawn by yourself!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

In has been living in isolation for years, he has locked away both himself and his heart. But we see that he is subconsciously making an appeal for salvation. He is building a bridge so that other people can reach him, even though he is afraid to cross to the other side. Wang hears that silent scream... Wang will give In a hand...and the whole world.

I think What the Duck 2: Final Call has the worst rating of all BL series- 5.1

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And at the end of the series - a baby? Daonue gave birth? I mean, since everyone lied about everything, they can also make this up, what's one lie more or less...
I imagine Daonuea crying and saying: -"It's yours Nine, it just happens to look like Boat..."