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I just came to comment about that, the one at the beginning of this ep really does not suit his face. They ought to start giving out "Worst Wigs: BL Edition" awards. First would go to Ja Phachara, second would easily go to Frank.

Tbh when I saw the line-up months ago I was super excited too. I watched half of episode 1, got bored, told myself I'd watch it later on and now a month has passed and I still haven't watched it.

Now that I know for sure there's a love triangle, I'm taking it off my CW. I really wanted to see Perth and Ohm acting together just because of how alike they look and the brothers plot had me really intrigued, however, I don't do love triangles. In order to make it work, I would've had to be hooked from the get-go. Not to discourage anyone else (by all means, watch and form your own opinion), but this is not my cup of tea.

I haven't watched it yet(I'm going to soon), but people probably aren't hating for no reason. There's obviously reasons why certain people aren't liking it, maybe they aren't the target audience, maybe people are just expecting too much, idk.

I can def see it being better than the show, show got rly boring towards the end. Hope I like it

I know thanks, my point is they always get taken down.

I wish the authors of the novels put in effort for the Int. fans to translate the books into the most commonly spoken languages, Mandarin, Spanish, English, etc. It's hard finding fan translations just for them to be taken down half way through reading. And trying to understand with Google Translate on the Tunwalai site is practically impossible

This was a great watch, way easier to get into and enjoy than the prequel.

Damn I can't believe it's been a year already.

They really pulled the Uno reverse card for this...

I can't tell you how satisfying it was seeing Pond as the lord instead of Phuwin after what happened in the show.

Good point that.

Hmm, depends. I always say watch and see for yourself, but I'll still tell you my opinion. Things make so much more sense if you read the novel first. If you don't want to, and you don't like unhealthy toxic relationships, repetitive plots, and stupid leads, I'd say skip. But otherwise I'd say try it out. I like it but you may not.

Oh we know. Trust me, no normal person watches his and thinks "this is what a healthy relationship looks like!"

Sure!

I liked Choco Milk Shake, Semantic Error, and Cherry Blossoms after Winter are my top fav bls from Korea

Unfortunately yes. It's the reason Day and Itt's arc started, because Itt dared Gear to rape Night and Day decided to do the same to Itt for revenge. They're all truly fucked up.

Nevermind

Ooh I'm glad. What types of BLs are you interested in? Cute fluffy ones, university ones, darker plots, there's so many to choose from! Do you have a country preference too?

I don't why, but I'm uber interested in Gear and Night's current relationship. They're so cute together! Ik their story starts with rape too, but at least Gear isn't like that anymore.

Itt: "I figure it would be ok for Peace to stay with me since we're both men"


Itt, darling, in your case that's even worse.

LOL, so true.

"If you can't think of where Itt is, you don't deserve him."

Um, what? The man got amnesia doing something Itt begged him to do. How tf is he supposed to just remember? Is this some medical fact I'm unaware of, if something is very important to an amnesiac they'll just remember it? Dude, not excusing Day's actions, but where's the logic?

To be honest, although I like the show I have to agree. If you haven't read the novels there's really not much to cling to unless you just enjoy watching possessive men. In the novels, there were times where you could see how Day cared for Itt and felt them connect (though most of the time it was just character drama), in the show, there's none of that. I think the directors really failed to show critical turning points of their relationship and explain how they fell in love. To enjoy it, you just have to know beforehand.

There's also way too many unexplained mentions of events or people that showed up in the novels. A good show needs to be able to stand by itself and make sense 𝑤𝑖𝑡ℎ𝑜𝑢𝑡 viewers needing to read the books. This doesn't do that.