I see everyone in the comments acting so surprised... But for me, it was obvious from the start that Chita was the Nour-killer ! I always got a weird vibe from him, so no surprise there lol
Someone needs to get Fuen a pair of glasses, please !! The guy is ridiculously oblivious... His best friend, who’s loved him for years ? He doesn't see it... His buddy Din, who’s OPENLY hitting on him ? He doesn't see it... Come on, man !!
There is something indeed XDD(I don't know if the most important part is the soup or washing the dishes really…
China really loves super submissive, weak bottoms and toxic-as-fuck tops ! They keep using the same formula and churning it out in every possible variation...
The only thing that bothers me about this drama is the use of AI for the music and the opening credits... 😐 Everything else, the actors, the chemistry between them, the story, the zombie makeup, is top-notch 👌
Even with the awkward, uneven kissing, I still prefer the Japanese version to the Thai one, lol. Seeing the actors from the Thai version gave me something like PTSD... I disliked it that much, lol.
Just like in 90% of zombies dramas and movies, the real danger comes mostly from other survivors...not the zombies. That family freaked me the hell out 🤮🤮🤮🤮
Thanks, guys, for those kisses, actual, real kisses, not that "I'm just pressing my mouth against his lips and freezing" Japanese style... SERIOUSLY, THANKS !!
Why is no one talking about the blue flash in James's eye during the NC ? Is he a Nour without realizing it ? Or maybe half-Nour, since his father might have been one ? And Chita... That character gives me the creeps 😬 He and the doctor have a disturbing vibe, their scenes make me really uncomfortable 😵💫
This is the first time a GeminiFourth BL series hasn't won me over. Before starting, I thought six episodes would be too short, yet in the end, the runtime felt interminable... I was expecting a genuine critique of religion, but instead, I got an explosion of sentimentality and mawkishness, bordering on religious propaganda. Perhaps my expectations were too high... Or maybe I’m just too atheist to appreciate it...
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But for me, it was obvious from the start that Chita was the Nour-killer !
I always got a weird vibe from him, so no surprise there lol
The guy is ridiculously oblivious...
His best friend, who’s loved him for years ? He doesn't see it...
His buddy Din, who’s OPENLY hitting on him ? He doesn't see it...
Come on, man !!
They keep using the same formula and churning it out in every possible variation...
Everything else, the actors, the chemistry between them, the story, the zombie makeup, is top-notch 👌
Seeing the actors from the Thai version gave me something like PTSD... I disliked it that much, lol.
Playing the villain suits him so well 😈
That family freaked me the hell out 🤮🤮🤮🤮
"Harder"
OOKKKAAAAYYYY 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
SERIOUSLY, THANKS !!
Is he a Nour without realizing it ?
Or maybe half-Nour, since his father might have been one ?
And Chita...
That character gives me the creeps 😬
He and the doctor have a disturbing vibe, their scenes make me really uncomfortable 😵💫
Before starting, I thought six episodes would be too short, yet in the end, the runtime felt interminable...
I was expecting a genuine critique of religion, but instead, I got an explosion of sentimentality and mawkishness, bordering on religious propaganda.
Perhaps my expectations were too high... Or maybe I’m just too atheist to appreciate it...