"The ban for BL actors appearing on any drama projects will start this September. Whether Tian Xuning and Zi Yu will be included in this ban, remains up in the air."
It seems that chubby friend Yoo Ho Jin is actually a cop who is the leader of a small group of cops who don't like the fact that many violent scumbags escape justice from the legal system.
So they've been feeding info on potential targets to Nam Yun Je, who agrees to kill them because he is fed up, too, as a result of what happened to his Dad years earlier. But I get the feeling he agrees to do all of that with the understanding that he will be the fall guy if he gets caught, and he has promised not to rat out the cops that are helping him.
Because the cops obviously know who the vigilante killer is, they have been protecting him and creating just enough diversion re: evidence so that NYJ isn't implicated. Which is why no one ever calls him in for questioning, why no one goes to his apartment (where they would see the map of all of his targets), etc.
And once Nam Yun Je leaves and goes off the radar for a while, Han Jin Hyeok goes back to playing baseball, which gives him a pretty good cover as HE, then, becomes the vigilante killer. The cops start feeding info about targets to him, instead.
Interesting notes:
1) When HJH delivers a (most likely) fatal brain injury by throwing a baseball at the cop that was trying to kill NYJ (the same cop whom, years earlier, killed Nam Yun Je's father in the car accident and got away with it), that was the first time HJH is able to throw an accurate "pitch" in a long time, having lost his pitching accuracy years before. His accuracy comes back in a flash, I'm guessing, because the man he loves is being threatened.
2) With the bad cop's fatal brain injury, that's the first official "kill" for HJH. Thus starts his journey as a vigilante hitman while NYJ is gone.
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Although the series is now over, I wonder how the next part of the story plays out.
Once Nam Yun Je comes back, do one or both of them continue as vigilante hitmen, or do they decide to quit and begin a happy life as a couple, instead?
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Separately......is this series based on a manga? Because it TOTALLY has manga vibes.
But I DESPERATELY long for the day when Japanese dramas overcome the prevalent stereotype of men being deeply repressed and absolutely paralyzed by the prospect of any form of intimacy.
Throughout, there's been such great acting, and the chemistry between the characters, especially the couples, is so good.
In the final episode, I love the way Cheng Yu bought the other part of the building so Xiao Shuai could expand his clinic. That was really touching.
But my favorite part was the lengths Chi Cheng went to, to get the original tree back for Wei Wei. It was so important to him. That actually made me tear up a little.
And overall, for the whole of "Revenged Love," I enjoyed the way the characters grew and changed. They all had past trauma, and they helped each other heal, find love and ultimately, happiness.
If they know who falsified the company finances and fraudulently caused Chi Cheng to go to jail, why not report him to the police? Why did Wei Wei instead go to find the guy and beg on Chi Cheng's behalf?
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"The ban for BL actors appearing on any drama projects will start this September. Whether Tian Xuning and Zi Yu will be included in this ban, remains up in the air."
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/14GgXFjjC7H/
It seems that chubby friend Yoo Ho Jin is actually a cop who is the leader of a small group of cops who don't like the fact that many violent scumbags escape justice from the legal system.
So they've been feeding info on potential targets to Nam Yun Je, who agrees to kill them because he is fed up, too, as a result of what happened to his Dad years earlier. But I get the feeling he agrees to do all of that with the understanding that he will be the fall guy if he gets caught, and he has promised not to rat out the cops that are helping him.
Because the cops obviously know who the vigilante killer is, they have been protecting him and creating just enough diversion re: evidence so that NYJ isn't implicated. Which is why no one ever calls him in for questioning, why no one goes to his apartment (where they would see the map of all of his targets), etc.
And once Nam Yun Je leaves and goes off the radar for a while, Han Jin Hyeok goes back to playing baseball, which gives him a pretty good cover as HE, then, becomes the vigilante killer. The cops start feeding info about targets to him, instead.
Interesting notes:
1) When HJH delivers a (most likely) fatal brain injury by throwing a baseball at the cop that was trying to kill NYJ (the same cop whom, years earlier, killed Nam Yun Je's father in the car accident and got away with it), that was the first time HJH is able to throw an accurate "pitch" in a long time, having lost his pitching accuracy years before. His accuracy comes back in a flash, I'm guessing, because the man he loves is being threatened.
2) With the bad cop's fatal brain injury, that's the first official "kill" for HJH. Thus starts his journey as a vigilante hitman while NYJ is gone.
-------------------------------
Although the series is now over, I wonder how the next part of the story plays out.
Once Nam Yun Je comes back, do one or both of them continue as vigilante hitmen, or do they decide to quit and begin a happy life as a couple, instead?
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Separately......is this series based on a manga? Because it TOTALLY has manga vibes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVHz3Saa7jc&list=OLAK5uy_msoy90m35I5AoQRPW4tx0iRRXT3U2igGY&index=5
But I DESPERATELY long for the day when Japanese dramas overcome the prevalent stereotype of men being deeply repressed and absolutely paralyzed by the prospect of any form of intimacy.
https://news.mydramalist.com/article/tving-confirms-the-production-of-study-group-season-2
Spare Me Your Mercy
The Sign
https://www.bumc.bu.edu/sexualmedicine/publications/the-central-mechanisms-of-sexual-function/
In the final episode, I love the way Cheng Yu bought the other part of the building so Xiao Shuai could expand his clinic. That was really touching.
But my favorite part was the lengths Chi Cheng went to, to get the original tree back for Wei Wei. It was so important to him. That actually made me tear up a little.
And overall, for the whole of "Revenged Love," I enjoyed the way the characters grew and changed. They all had past trauma, and they helped each other heal, find love and ultimately, happiness.
I really will miss this series. ♥️♥️
I'm confused.
If they know who falsified the company finances and fraudulently caused Chi Cheng to go to jail, why not report him to the police? Why did Wei Wei instead go to find the guy and beg on Chi Cheng's behalf?
Why not have him arrested?
It makes no sense.