was todays ep so good? i still havent watched it yet.. should i wait for next ep also? idk what to do when i read…
I agree. I SHOULD wait, but Iām impatient and impulsive. My ADHD brain wonāt let me because Iāve come so far already. That cliffhanger in the previewsā¦I know Iām gonna lose it.
This is KILLING me! Episode 8ā¦why do you have to end like that?! I canāt take another week of waiting. (Well, I can, but stillā¦) The preview for next weekā¦Part of me wishes I had waited until itās all done to bingeā¦the anticipation. I know this will go into my rewatch cycle already.
I finally completed this series and Iām left feeling like I needed one more episode to resolve to my satisfaction.…
I REALLY needed them to find each other at the end. like, out of all the people he āmetā in the game, why couldnāt he see The one he really should have met- the one we all hoped he would meet? This drama sucked me in and left me hanging until the very endā¦and with that ending, Iām still left hanging. Like, they could make a whole second season based on that endingā¦or at least a special short. I know, I know. The theme makes sense because it was a blend of virtual and reality. Even Ruan Lan Zhuās line in the 10th door where he poses the question of reality to Ling Jiu Shi before the ceiling collapses on him.
I honestly donāt see why this was so censored. The bromance/BL wasnāt as overt as I anticipated. It was actually pretty clean- I feel it was more clean than some of the other bromances released by China. Maybe itās just meā¦
All in all, I really enjoyed this drama and hope for more like it.
I finally completed this series and Iām left feeling like I needed one more episode to resolve to my satisfaction. Iāll post the rest as a comment to myself because of spoilers.
have you seen the number of episodes of the spirealm on iqiyi, it has changed to 38 episodeshttps://www.iq.com/album/the-spirealm-2024-120dnehjj1h?lang=id_id
38 episodes makes sense. if you combine the episodes sharing the same door into a couple episodes per door or theme, it amounts to about that. The cutoffs for the episodes as they are now are a bit disjointed. 40min episodes are way better than 20 mins. The whole series is about 26 hours long. Wonder if iQIYI is going to drop all the episodes at once again or draw it out for 36 40 min episode weeksā¦
I almost did it. I almost started this series since I love thrilling crime dramas with my BLsā¦but o refuse to be sucked in just to have it torn from me after only 8 out of 30 episodes. Nope!
Iām still gonna park here in case China ever decides to resurrect this series.
Iām now at episode 60 and my suspicions about the game being about Jiushi are confirmed. I still think Ruan Lan Zhu is his friend from college. which is why we never see his face. Iāll definitely finish this soon. Only 6 hours of episodes left.
I am on episode 24 (still so very many left to go) but I am hooked. BL or not, I am eager each episode to see how Ling Jiu Shi progresses through the doors and what the purpose of the game is...and what the final door is. I feel like the game has something to do with his subconscious and the events that happened when he was younger. Each door so far seems to have a piece of Ling Jiu Shi's past or connect to it in some way. Feels like Ruan Lan Zhu is also connected to his past. I'm just speculating, but I think Ruan Lan Zhu is the blurred friend whose face he can't see clearly.
In any event, it's interesting and the visuals of Xia Zhi Guang and especially Huang Jun Jie (why does he remind me of Cha Eun Woo? I think it's the eyes...) draw me in even more. They're a pleasure to see on screen, and their on-screen chemistry is on point.
Yes...it's getting totally messy and baseless..seems like no effort is needed...and about korea thai collaboration…
I misspelled but Khun is like saying Mr/Mrs/Miss. Similar to how the Japanese use it I guess.
My main point is that since he is the son of her boss, she should be using the Thai polite khun instead of Phi/Pā. But that may be expecting too much from a likely Korean writerā¦though Iām kind of surprised those who speak Thai natively donāt correct the script to fix this cultural misunderstandingā¦
I came back weeks later after being unable to finish ep1 due to horrific subs. Skipped to ep7 and yes, the subs are STILL that bad. They really need to fire the sub team (if there is one and it isnāt AI) and resub it.
Love Is like a Cat is one of Hanyang Studio's four joint Thai-Korean BL projects, from the same WeTV Original…
Peqch of Time did the cultural collaboration better, I think. Iām sure Wuju Bakery will do better, too. (I need it to because the wait canāt be for nothing- I refuse to believe it!). I didnāt hear of the other two you mentioned. Time to do some searching. Thanks!
As another commenter said and I agree with- PāUno is supposed to be working and living in Korea but doesnāt speak a word of it? And a company that works with Thai actors speak zero Thai? Thai well as his estranged father who managed to have a child with a Thai woman? Also, how does the pet daycare guy understand Uno? Or is it just a vague sense he has based on body language?
Alao, whatās with his dadās secretary calling him PāUno when heās clearly younger? Uno-kun would make more sense if sheās using honorifics.
Definitely a cultural disconnect here.
Side noteā¦The vet looks like he has some Japanese in him, or is it just me? I didnāt look up his stats yet.
So far, not much really happening. With 2 15 min episodes released at a time, they might have well made it 6 30 min episodes instead of 12. Iām hoping it picks up in the next episodes. I really want this Korea/Thai collab to work.
For someone to understand another language, surely one would have learned a few phrases of that language. Maybe…
I agree! PāUno is supposed to be working and living in Korea but doesnāt speak a word of it? And a company that works with Thai actors speak zero Thai? Thai well as his estranged father who managed to have a child with a Thai woman? Also, how does the pet daycare guy understand Uno? Or is it just a vague sense he has based on body language?
Alao, whatās with his dadās secretary calling him PāUno when heās clearly younger? Uno-kun would make more sense if sheās using honorifics.
I honestly donāt see why this was so censored. The bromance/BL wasnāt as overt as I anticipated. It was actually pretty clean- I feel it was more clean than some of the other bromances released by China. Maybe itās just meā¦
All in all, I really enjoyed this drama and hope for more like it.
Iām still gonna park here in case China ever decides to resurrect this series.
In any event, it's interesting and the visuals of Xia Zhi Guang and especially Huang Jun Jie (why does he remind me of Cha Eun Woo? I think it's the eyes...) draw me in even more. They're a pleasure to see on screen, and their on-screen chemistry is on point.
My main point is that since he is the son of her boss, she should be using the Thai polite khun instead of Phi/Pā. But that may be expecting too much from a likely Korean writerā¦though Iām kind of surprised those who speak Thai natively donāt correct the script to fix this cultural misunderstandingā¦
As another commenter said and I agree with- PāUno is supposed to be working and living in Korea but doesnāt speak a word of it? And a company that works with Thai actors speak zero Thai? Thai well as his estranged father who managed to have a child with a Thai woman? Also, how does the pet daycare guy understand Uno? Or is it just a vague sense he has based on body language?
Alao, whatās with his dadās secretary calling him PāUno when heās clearly younger? Uno-kun would make more sense if sheās using honorifics.
Definitely a cultural disconnect here.
Side noteā¦The vet looks like he has some Japanese in him, or is it just me? I didnāt look up his stats yet.
So far, not much really happening. With 2 15 min episodes released at a time, they might have well made it 6 30 min episodes instead of 12. Iām hoping it picks up in the next episodes. I really want this Korea/Thai collab to work.
Alao, whatās with his dadās secretary calling him PāUno when heās clearly younger? Uno-kun would make more sense if sheās using honorifics.
Definitely a cultural disconnect here.