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i think it's a glitch. earlier it was saying the same thing about ep.4

I'll stick with it because it's so short but it's not that impressive.
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After watching the first episode, I feel that a lot of context was left out? There is only 30min left for the love triangle to develop, have the major conflict, and then have them reunite/makeup and finalize the pairings. It's gonna take 'rushed' to a whole new level, I think.

It's definitely not the best Korean BL that's out, but I say it's worth at least checking out the first episode. If you don't have time for it, just watch it slowly. I don't think its one of those dramas that you can binge IMO.

Agree; it's odd that it was mentioned at the end of this particular episode when they've spent the past few hanging out and going on dates. I think Ryo should've been more aware of it tho? He's the celebrity - he would be more aware of the paparazzi than Anda.

For a total run time of 40min, the plot sounds a little ambitious?

I have full faith in Anucha! She'll pull it off somehow 😊 I totally hear you, I often vent in the comment section to get my mind clear. I didn't mean to come across argumentative, I just love discussing this series and sharing opinions~

It was smooth sailing and then my heart shattered into a thousand pieces

if you're talking about the guy in the cars, he's Tawi's right-hand man. He was in the warehouse. If you're talking about the grandpa who seemed to be the head honcho, no we haven't seen him. He just kinda appeared.

I agree that things have been a little rushed the past couple of episodes, but they have been taking out the more filler scenes and just progressing the plot. There are so many questions left to be answered, but there is one more ep left. Fingers crossed that we get SOME of the questions that we have.

If anyone dies, I'm gonna be a total mess 😭

100% agree. They story is just getting deeper and deeper. It can't be the same simple plot that it was in the first episode; things need to develop. Dan's involvement makes sense as well as the entire plot. It's incredibly sad that Dan had to make that choice, but I understand the reasoning behind it.

I mean... kinda? He was in a bind. It was either give up their location or have his parents get killed.

There has definitely been a change in tone, but I think it's just the story getting more intense. During the first episode, it was a simple "find out who hurt my brother" but it's developed past that into showing off sociatel issues and complex relations. It's past the simple 'take down the villan' story line and is showing that sometimes you can't really defeat "the villan." Just my take in it though.

Can we all just give Yok a collective group hug? 😭

i watched the movie last year and i almost cried with how bad it was. 100% agree that the thai version is better!

For Fah and Thorn, I think they're just naturally drifting apart. The foundation of their relationship was basketball, and without that there wasn't really anything keeping them together. They finding their own paths, which sadly, don't seem to include each other. At this point, they just really need to re-evaluate the relationship they have and what's best for them.

This really is turning into a comfort series for me

Nah, you're right - they broke up sometime during the timeskip. The sister says that she wasn't going to talk to Dome about their relationship because she knows that it's over (or something to that extent).

so, since it's now 10 episodes instead of 16 does that mean they'll only be adapting the first novel?

has it been said that the format of this is going to be like? I mean, is it going to be like the first half is the 'star' plotline and the last half the 'sky' plot. Or is it more of the two being interwoven together?