Well at least Vasin and Chat are rotting in jail. I will just pretend that bullshit scene where Phob kneels for…
I'm trying to forget the jail scene between Vasin and Chat. Chat was an idiot and a thief. Vasin saying he's sorry for treating him differently, Chat acting like Vasin is the best father ever and laying his head on his lap.
It ventured into trying to explain the unforgiveable.
I usually don't comment on anything on this site, but I can't help myself this time. The finale was beautiful…
I said the same thing. It didnβt add up.
1. Tin said Naul told him they found the rings next to his body. 2. Phob said villagers found him. He was on the compound where the elitist and regiment were fighting. Wouldn't the regiment see him first after they won? Why not take him to a hospital? 3. He never mentioned losing his memory, so why make them wait? 4. Why didn't the writer have him come back earlier. Then use the garden scene as a unification of the royalty and the common man by both getting an invitation.
That grieving scene was not necessary, came across as stupid and cruel after hearing his excuse.
I think what's my issue it that both Asamiya and Mayama are not 'new' cute or exciting. I don't mean facial, I mean relationship and environment. Eito is acting the same role as in Takara's Treasure - quirky with odd mannerisms - in a school setting. So it feels like a follow on than something new. Gennosuke's portrayal comes across as flat and not dead pan. I've not seen him act before but I'm not getting anything from him. I know the part he is playing calls for no animation / reserved actions but it's still missing something. I'll keep watching to see where it goes or if it gets better.
I will add that maybe all bls should live outside the school setting for a while or add nuances that are truly original.
You guys should stop blaming the father, he tried his best, at least he loves his son
Maybe if he spent more time trying to fix Chat and cease his classist prestigious behavior I could look past it. His mother who knew wealth in her late stage in life could adapt. What does it say about him? Does he love his SONS enough to tend to their needs or is he stuck performing the role of royalty because he sees that as the way to have some importance. Had he embraced a more open way of thinking, maybe his sons may not have disappointed him so much. One a classist idiot and the other had to hide his true self to please him.
My sentiments exactly. Only because I loved them I gave them 7. That ep was terrible. The ending of the main series was so nice and then to get this....sigh.
1. The ep length is working in its favor. 2. How easily Jae On lifted his leg to hold Hyeon during the ticklefest, raised an eyebrow 3. Hong Seok should smile more. It improves his acting considerably and get his both eyes to cooperate. 4. They should sign up for kissing classes. Possible instructors: Si Woo and Yoon Sik or Jeong Ri U and Ji Sung. Maybe Jeong Ri U and most of the actors I've seen him with.
I think itβs a few logics active at the same time.1. The Bei name is toxic. It makes the half sister miserable.…
Is the name toxic or their desires? Lu Xin desires her brother. BLQ desires LXF. The Lu's aren't any better. The mother wanted to elevate the family at the cost of LXF. The brother's greed destroys the entire family's prospects.
The Lu's deserve to be destroyed. LXF was the sacrificial lamb that they bled continously. Old Bei did what any parent would - to protect his family. He was always generous to LXF. When you consider their roles Bei and LXF mother were trapped by family dynamics.
BLQ invested heavily to get away from his family and be financially stable to have LXF. Poor communication and pride has him in that position. LXF has to bear the burden also. His soft heart and pretending to be too stupid to know better, in essence make BLQ think this is who he is.
Does BLQ hate women or has a preference for men? The time period would not allow contradictory behaviors without severe repercussions. His circle knew, his parents knew but he had to live closeted professionally. Now, had he been financially independent do you think he would have stayed in that situation. His mother was obscene rather than cruel. She had them all tethered to her money and showed it.
Personally, I don't think anyone is above the other in both families and that's why I liked this series. They all had serious failings. The only three that I consider irredeemable are LXF's brother, father and BLQ's mother.
Never underestimate a silent man. So happy his mother stood on business this time. She wanted better for them but married to daddy leech and having baby leech, drained the poor woman. I think if LXF wasn't the 'woman to a man' and straight, she might have left both of them right then and there. I respected the final convo Lu Xin had with him. Didnβt know she had it in her.
I wonder how someone develops such single minded devotion for another. Making millions to save him after helping to break him. LXF is truly a case study.
This series had it's moments but was very entertaining throughout.
πππJ-atty, Iβm with you, in some of your expressions. Would avoid the train, but punch them a few times.…
There is an oral update on Youtube for ep 11... if it is to be believed.... we are gonna really like him .... alot
I'm just supposing he has money. He only spends his salary on soup, congee and stuffed toys. His brother assumes he has some put away, so π€·π½ββοΈ.
I'm sorry but he was deeply depressed. He could not switch and be all happy and in love in one night. Depression…
I don't consider healthy discussions as attacks and it's not taken as such. Also, I don't like fanfic. I appreciate quality and consistent storytelling.
Wen Shu is seen in a perpetual state of longing, loss and denial. Limiting.
There is no other way I can describe it.
If it serves a greater purpose at the end , it's fine. If it doesn't, then it exists for no other reason. Does his state and Tian's hold truth in this moment? I truly hope it is worth it.
Also, her story, her vision, her right. A writer slso has a responsibility to the intended reader on what is released. Intended or not, in their writing they expect to leave an impact.
It ventured into trying to explain the unforgiveable.
1. Tin said Naul told him they found the rings next to his body.
2. Phob said villagers found him. He was on the compound where the elitist and regiment were fighting. Wouldn't the regiment see him first after they won? Why not take him to a hospital?
3. He never mentioned losing his memory, so why make them wait?
4. Why didn't the writer have him come back earlier. Then use the garden scene as a unification of the royalty and the common man by both getting an invitation.
That grieving scene was not necessary, came across as stupid and cruel after hearing his excuse.
Gennosuke's portrayal comes across as flat and not dead pan. I've not seen him act before but I'm not getting anything from him. I know the part he is playing calls for no animation / reserved actions but it's still missing something. I'll keep watching to see where it goes or if it gets better.
I will add that maybe all bls should live outside the school setting for a while or add nuances that are truly original.
Took me a while to remember.
Chat and the father deserves all that is coming to them.
Eum and Grandma actually brought the waterworks out.
Phob needed to hear that the change is doing some good despite the new faces of corruption.
I applaud the writers for showing a balanced pov of the change.
1. The ep length is working in its favor.
2. How easily Jae On lifted his leg to hold Hyeon during the ticklefest, raised an eyebrow
3. Hong Seok should smile more. It improves his acting considerably and get his both eyes to cooperate.
4. They should sign up for kissing classes. Possible instructors: Si Woo and Yoon Sik or Jeong Ri U and Ji Sung. Maybe Jeong Ri U and most of the actors I've seen him with.
That's all.
The Lu's deserve to be destroyed. LXF was the sacrificial lamb that they bled continously. Old Bei did what any parent would - to protect his family. He was always generous to LXF. When you consider their roles Bei and LXF mother were trapped by family dynamics.
BLQ invested heavily to get away from his family and be financially stable to have LXF. Poor communication and pride has him in that position. LXF has to bear the burden also. His soft heart and pretending to be too stupid to know better, in essence make BLQ think this is who he is.
Does BLQ hate women or has a preference for men? The time period would not allow contradictory behaviors without severe repercussions. His circle knew, his parents knew but he had to live closeted professionally. Now, had he been financially independent do you think he would have stayed in that situation. His mother was obscene rather than cruel. She had them all tethered to her money and showed it.
Personally, I don't think anyone is above the other in both families and that's why I liked this series. They all had serious failings. The only three that I consider irredeemable are LXF's brother, father and BLQ's mother.
Never underestimate a silent man.
So happy his mother stood on business this time.
She wanted better for them but married to daddy leech and having baby leech, drained the poor woman. I think if LXF wasn't the 'woman to a man' and straight, she might have left both of them right then and there.
I respected the final convo Lu Xin had with him. Didnβt know she had it in her.
I wonder how someone develops such single minded devotion for another. Making millions to save him after helping to break him. LXF is truly a case study.
This series had it's moments but was very entertaining throughout.
LQ beaming with pride.
Finally!
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I'm just supposing he has money. He only spends his salary on soup, congee and stuffed toys. His brother assumes he has some put away, so π€·π½ββοΈ.
Imagine Fanfan's thinking, "I get to do what you keep dreaming of." π So worth the wait.
What made the entire family feel that it's okay to barge in like that? π€£π€£
Fanfan, keep you money and run away with LQ. None of them are worth it. Not even the mother.
The brother and ex needs to be hit by a train...
I would pay just to see ep 11, now. π€£π€£
Wen Shu is seen in a perpetual state of longing, loss and denial. Limiting.
There is no other way I can describe it.
If it serves a greater purpose at the end , it's fine. If it doesn't, then it exists for no other reason. Does his state and Tian's hold truth in this moment? I truly hope it is worth it.
Also, her story, her vision, her right. A writer slso has a responsibility to the intended reader on what is released. Intended or not, in their writing they expect to leave an impact.