I have a few questions for anyone who has read the novel. I shouldn't have watched; I should have waited for the series to finish, and now I am going insane.
What is BJ going to do in the next episode according to the book?
What are the darkest BJ moments, especially when it comes to LJ?
What attracted NJ to LJ?
What is BJs reaction and thoughts (if they are shown in the novel) when LJ breaks up with him and starts dating someone else?
What does BJ actually think of LJ?
Watching the clips of BJ. He comes across as creepily scary in some scenes. Does LJ ever feel scared of him?
Does BJ stalk LJ?
What do others think of BJ and LJ relationship?
What would you describe as your favorite and most disliked scene in the book?
I really enjoyed the episode. I've watched many toxic bl where the ML is a red or black flag, but this is the first drama where the director has shown a sinister feeling. It's like watching horror. I love the style. Honestly, this episode, Big Jane reminded me of Hannibal Lecter while he was cooking.
I watched it without reading the source material and enjoyed it. Now going to read the novel so I can then know why everyone is saying the adaption was screwed up
What is BJ going to do in the next episode according to the book?
What are the darkest BJ moments, especially when it comes to LJ?
What attracted NJ to LJ?
What is BJs reaction and thoughts (if they are shown in the novel) when LJ breaks up with him and starts dating someone else?
What does BJ actually think of LJ?
Watching the clips of BJ. He comes across as creepily scary in some scenes. Does LJ ever feel scared of him?
Does BJ stalk LJ?
What do others think of BJ and LJ relationship?
What would you describe as your favorite and most disliked scene in the book?
Dramacool and Kissasian seemed to not have it