Anyone know what was said during Tin visit with his father and brother? Gagaoolala didn’t translate the conversation…
Tin asks them how they’re doing. His father replies, “I am/we’re okay.” Chat immediately pleads with Tin to help get them out of prison, even asking him to ask Phob for help. Their father interrupts, saying, “I don’t want you to ask anyone for help. We did it, and we admit that. No one can change our minds.” Tin then tells them that Phob is no longer with them, that he has died, and the scene ends
GagaOOLala didn’t capture the English subtitles around 57:30 in Episode 11, during the scene between Tin, his…
Tin asks them how they’re doing. His father replies, “I am/we’re okay.” Chat immediately pleads with Tin to help get them out of prison, even asking him to ask Phob for help. Their father interrupts, saying, “I don’t want you to ask anyone for help. We did it, we admit that. No one can change our minds.” Tin then tells them that Phob is no longer with them, that he has died, and the scene ends
I have to agree with many of the comments—this series is genuinely disappointing. At this point, I think you have to be a pretty diehard BoatOat fan to keep watching. Everything from the script to the acting to the production is just lacking. A few actors are doing fairly decent jobs, but that in itself isn't enough to carry the series. Kinda bummed—I was really looking forward to this one :(
I think we all knew they were gonna get married in the end. How? Because nine times out of ten, in Chinese BLs specifically, I find that the opening credits basically spoil the entire series. I constantly have to remind myself to fast-forward or close my eyes during the intros because of that, lol
I just Googled “Bittersweet Love EP 11,” and it came up within the first few results.
As for my thoughts on the episode, I wouldn’t say I found anything completely unexpected or surprising, but there were definitely some impactful moments. And, of course, my usual annoyance with the treatment of Xiao Fan continued, along with his ongoing helplessness—though this time, it’s with a bit of a caveat 😉
Hey assez 👋 I found it on FB through Google, but you either have to understand Chinese Mandarin or be able to read Burmese subs. AI translate worked well for me lol. I know I should've waited till next week to watch it legit—but my impatience, especially with that ending, got the better of me 😏
I just do not understand the roles of the two young actors in this drama. for me it looks like there are 2 stories…
They’re actually there for a reason—not just as a random side couple. They act as a narrative mirror to Qi Lang and Yu Hao when they were rookie actors, highlighting how easily actors can become emotionally attached when they’re paired as couples, how the industry expectations placed on them can influence how they approach relationships, and how blurred the lines between acting and real feelings can become.
That said, even though I understand the purpose of their storyline, I’m not a big fan of it either. Imo, I think the series would have been just as impactful and understandable without them.
Ugh, I came here thinking we were only on ep 12, which I just finished—not 13. Y'all really need to learn to use that "spoiler" button. Heads up to anyone else who hasn't watched ep 13 yet... DON'T look at the comments!
I can't put into words how much I love this series. It's exactly what I needed right now. I'm a little confused, though—it suddenly jumped to three years later and he's "back"? I thought Saeki switched schools but stayed in the city. Anyway, one of them better not die or this better not have some other sad ending—I'll lose my shit.
same😭 That old man needs to die, like ASAP 😨 He is disgusting🤢
So, you've read the manhwa? If so, do you think we're in for more of this in ep10? Because I honestly don't know that I could handle that. I'm usually pretty thick-skinned about things, but the brutality of the SA was just way too much
same😭 That old man needs to die, like ASAP 😨 He is disgusting🤢
Yes, and I hope it's agonizingly slow and painful—he better not just get thrown in jail! And I honestly don't think it would have taken away from the intensity or dramatic impact of this episode, or the series as a whole, if they had just left some of that vile content out
The one time I wish I'd checked the comments for a sneak peek before diving into an episode. I can't get this one (ep9) out of my head, and I so wish I could. That was disgustingly horrific! I need a unicorns and rainbows BL stat 😭
Yeah, I saw people discussing it last week. It seems he followed him, and after people pointed it out, he quietly…
I agree, but I also disagree. Imo, sometimes an issue is important enough that a message needs to be sent. And if that message includes the possibility of others—even if not involved—taking a bit of a hit, it may just help that message get across more effectively. Hopefully, he’ll correct himself before something like that happens.
As for my thoughts on the episode, I wouldn’t say I found anything completely unexpected or surprising, but there were definitely some impactful moments. And, of course, my usual annoyance with the treatment of Xiao Fan continued, along with his ongoing helplessness—though this time, it’s with a bit of a caveat 😉
That said, even though I understand the purpose of their storyline, I’m not a big fan of it either. Imo, I think the series would have been just as impactful and understandable without them.