Bi_Myself

Yes, someone losing their child in that horrible manner doesn't give them the right to perpetuate centuries of pain. The cruel injustice she faced cannot excuse her from the evil she has done.

Will she actually be able to move on? I doubt that.

Exactly my thought. If they had shown her story earlier in the series, i would feel so bad for her. But now, after all the pain she's caused, I wouldn't say she deserves it (nobody deserves that), but I don't feel any iota of pity for her.

I'm sorry but even after learning of the injustice she faced, I still have ZERO empathy for Ramphueng. Since she's so obsessed with dishing out "karma", she should better be ready for the fate that awaits her with all the evil she has been doing.

I understand Khem's guilt and wanting to stay away from the people he loves, but at the same time, I still think him trying to leave is absolutely stupid and will put himself and the people, that will surely try to find and protect him, in more perilous situations.

I just realised that i was thinking too positively. I thought it would be the start of a redemption arc for the father 😪

That's sad.

To see what? More pining, dodging and refusing to effectively communicate with one another. I love Gao Tu, but his love story with Shen Wenlang is currently a snooze fest.

Did his dad not know he was an omega?

"You have 30% of my abilities and 100% percent of my love" 🤭🤭🤭
I just love shamelessly honest Hua Yong.

I'm late to this party but why am I being bombarded with face card after face card. 😍

It was so random that i thought i had hallucinated it

I expected the first twist and although i didn't anticipate the second, in retrospect it had always been hinted at.

Stop trying to gaslight people. That final scene clearly alluded to a possible American spin-off.

"Best things comes in pairs" I definitely agree with that review. Now they're giving it the Squid game treatment. They should better dead that thought of an American version.

Okay, I'm glad there's a reasonable explanation. Thank you.

GMMTV has become an idol company. Dishing out fan service content after another with little to no story. But people should still eat it up.
I find that any series where people talk mostly about the actors rather than the characters never has a good story.

I went through so many emotions in the span of 2 hours. Incredible episode.

I don't know how to feel about this; it reminds me of "Happy of the End", which i loved, but it feels like it's missing something.

Na Aejoon looked younger than all his students in that final group picture.
This show was great, the right amount of fluff, angst and comedy; really brightens up ones day.