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You mean they filmed it but didn't release it ? Or they didn't even filmed it ? If it's the first case... That mean the "uncut" version is already out there, right ? (for being able to know it exist) If it's the latter, I don't see them re filming the scene for this request.

The bed scene ? Don't get me wrong, I don't mind that but it's very unusual for them to be nitpicking about this matter, no ?

I mean, for me, this scene was like any others C-Drama. Well, I would even say it was a bit more bold that some. It's why I was wondering if the issue was about not following the OG work as it's more common that it's the issue.

Very good one. Probably one of the best from 2026. I especially liked the villains here. The Uncle & the Psycho Brothers were for once very charismatic and with proper backstory & goal. They didn't especially outshine the main couple - as they were also very solid - but I will not forget about them like I usually do. :)

9.5/10

Really ? I found this scene quite good & esthetic personally . I mean as westerner, I obviously seen scene more "graphic" & explicit but it didn't surprise me to see that in an Asian Drama especially a Period one as they are usually even less explicit (a lot of shadow behind a light). Did they expected a 5min bed scenes ? Was it because of the OG work ? Those scenes were maybe really spicy in the novel, Idk.

I'm really surprised by this reaction tbh. :P

I don't think "anybody" could had kill him. It need to make some sort of sense. Being able to do it ? Yes, his father, Ken & probably Kelvin are perfectly able to do it. But it's not like they will start killing randomly either. They need a valid reason, a mobile. I really doubt it's his brother. It would make little sense as he is almost the only one who seem to truly care about him and searching him.

But tbh, his "death" is so unclear that it's very hard to match the few puzzle's piece we have. Like we don't even know exactly when he died. Was it just recently or when he was "leaving for Malaysia" ? We never saw the body or any information at how he died. Just that he was "discovered" (at a suspicious timing I would dare to say) and buried by the hitman in the mountain.

It's also why I also doubt that he is actually dead in the end. When we have this few information on a character's death that have this much impact on the story, they are usually not dead... But I can't ruled out a issue with the writing here as they didn't shine with it tbh. :P

This is a messy mess.

- First of all, Lalit's "death". I don't know if they truly want us to believe that Ken killed him. It really seems so because of Sei, the dead former hitman but... why ? Ken didn't have a reason to kill him. For revenge against Kelvin & Veir ? Seems a bit farfetched. My wild guess was either his own father for unknown reason (I believed he wanted to also expose his father) or simply Kelvin. Tbh, he is the only one with a motive at this point.

- Still on Lalit's death. Can we talk about her sister ? Don't know if it's the acting - this actress really didn't impress me - but she seems to not care at all that her lost baby brother is dead. Sure, she never lived with him but she is completely expressionless.

- That random flashback about Vier & the Doc ? What was that ? Didn't they act like it was the first time they met each other for the first time at Kelvin's House ? Either way, it was completely unnecessary (as the Doc's crush on Vier).

- On to Vier & Kelvin relationship. For me, Kelvin didn't turn a new leaf. He is still as manipulative & controlling as before. I remember seeing him smile when Vier was arrested for the murder of Lalit. After that, nothing show he was responsible of this whole circus so maybe I saw it wrong but... Yeah, this whole him being "vulnerable" does ring a bell. At this point, Vier really have a savior complex when it come to Kelvin so personally, I cannot fully blame Kelvin if he fooled Vier again.

- Ken is an idiot. It's just fact. :P

I know I have seem to nitpick on everything and I would probably be able to continue forever tbh but I just want to say I do like this sort of messiness. So yeah I like this show, it's still a 9/10 for me. :P

Hope the finale episode will exceed my expectation. I really hope they will reveal that Vier was the mastermind all this time again or Lalit to "resurrect" as the mastermind for whatever reason those writers I'm sure can pull off. :D

Not sure what confuse you but so far:

- Lee Serin - an unknown character for now as far as I know - hold a grudge against Haneul. We don't know what but it could be because of Saebyeok and his "habit" to steal any female attention Haneul get and then dump them.

- This woman was probably an orphan because of her connection with the cafe guy. She "engaged" him to do her dirty work to kill Haneul.

- After that, because Cafe guy fell in love with Haneul, he confessed everything.

- Probably not long before his second car accident, Haneul & Saebyeok broke up. The reason is still unclear but it's probably linked to the death of Saebyeok's dad. He said it was an accident but did it happen indirectly because of Haneul ? It could be the "first attempt" of Lee Serin to harm Haneul for example. I said that because we had a flashback Haneul saying he became a "bad memory to Saebyeok now" or something similar.

- Also unclear, but we can also deduce that before his father's death, Saebyeok was hiding completely that Haneul was receiving threat from this woman. Haneul learn the truth latter and the result was the scene of him throwing his couple ring.

I hope it's not terminal. I would prefer that yes he have something life threatening and he need to have a surgery. But the risk of dying on the table is high so he is stalling for now. It could also explain his behavior and why the hospital is calling tbh.

As if he had a terminal illness and left the hospital on his own accord, they shouldn't seek him as they wouldn't be able to do anything for him anyway. Except maybe palliative care but he doesn't seem to need as of now.

I finished ep. 5 and tbh, I like it but BE really ruin a show for me. I was warned from ep. 1 with those flashback that scream "I will not end well" but still decided to push through because we never really know with drama.

(Important spoiler warning)

That being said, with the death of the ML's Best friend and now revealed to the lost brother of the others two... I REALLY struggle to see the light at the end of the tunnel now. :P

I can see a world where he isn't dead and "trapped" by MC somewhere with either amnesia or in coma but regardless... I don't see how they will twist it to make it "forgivable". So yeah, I need spoiler now to be able to continue this. Is this a HE ? And by that, I don't mean this will be a bad show if it have a BE - it would probably make more sense tbh - but like I said, it's just not my cup of tea so I prefer cutting my losses before being too invested. :)

It's one of those that would really benefit from having less episodes. 10 was waaaay too much for what they tried to tell. So they repeated the same plot again and again AND again -> Wataru friend-zoning Minato. Worse, I just can't relate to this issue ("risking losing the friendship when you change the statue to lover") as when I think about it, literally all my lovers were friends at first.

Anyway, I wouldn't say it's bad bad, but I don't think I can recommend it either.

Well, he isn't forgiven yet so... They were a couple for at least year I think ? Being worry or saying "baby" because you were use to don't mean much. And based on preview, he will still beg next episode.

Watched the first few 4 episodes so far. Ngl, the little brother is kind of a creep.

- He purposefully went take a bath because he know his "brother" wouldn't mind take a shower.
- He used his position as "little brother" to sleep in his bed.
- He tried to force a kiss when his confession didn't seem to work out.
- And lastly, he manipulated his brother's GF to think he is cheating on her.

It's just too much and I see how biased I can be because if the "big brother" would be a woman, I would straight up think police would need to be involved.

That being said, the big brother also seem to have a Brocon at least so it literally feed the delusion of the little bro. IRL, they would 100% need to split up as it's a VERY unhealthy relationship. But it's a drama. Regardless I don't see this ending well personally. :o

Can someone make it more clear to me about the identity of "Silver-haired antagonist" and to some extent who is really this Lord Chia-something, the father of those two psycho brothers ?

(Spoiler here so don't read if you didn't see the latest episode)

I kind of understood that it was revealed that he wasn't the true son of this Lord as they kept hinted his behavior changed after the fire and the one that was just saved said he was "the Imperial Eldest Grandson" saved by the Imperial Princess but I'm just completely lost about who is who to begin with.

His tittle of Imperial Eldest Grandson imply that he was the grandson of the previous Emperor, right ? The Princess was... His aunt ? Was she the daughter of the Emperor ? Or she is his mother ?

Also, who is this Lord ? I knew they briefly explained his background but I just didn't get it. Was he the brother of the Emperor ? A son ? Or a Brother-in-Law ?

And Lastly who is the current Emperor ? Another Grandson or someone completely unrelated ? Or he is just someone they found to impersonate this "Imperial Eldest Grandson" ?

Like I said, I'm just completely lost. A kind soul could explain thing more clearly ? Without spoiling thing that aren't reveled yet.

It's a very realistic drama with mundane & every days issue that could happen literally to anyone. No one is a rich heir, no sociopath want to take the lead's lives or any of the usual gimmicks drama use to make drama "spicier". It's a pure slice of life with a really down to earth approach.

So yeah... It's probably not everyone cup of tea. I can "understand" that the ending upset some people but with all I said previously, it's the most realistic outcome to this situation.

So if you want a drama to escape reality I wouldn't really recommend this one exactly as I don't think it would be for you. It isn't heavy or anything but it sure dampen peoples expectation who watch it for this reason. But if you are interested a realistic take on peoples in their twenty dating without all those drama's cliché and facing some challenge you will face or already faced, I can recommend this for you.

Personally, it's a 8/10 for me.

A bit hard to tell as like season 1, this drama have multiple stories. They are 8 episodes long in this season (so the first one is already completed) and can be watched independently to some measure.

I'm saying that because... yeah, the first story isn't that original & a bit draggy in the end so I'm not sure if it would be your cup of tea but still, I personally liked it. The second story has began and it does have a more interesting story (they added a fantasy twist in this one). You could try both if you really want something to watch as like said I do think they can be viewed independently.

Well, no wonder Lee U Jin died young. Here for example he tried to fix a light when it was still on with a freaking chair with wheels. No amount of saving can cure being this clueless. :P

Not sure about that because of the incident in the crossroad. It was show it happened in the past and we know it was because he didn't see it was a red light before crossing. So, it mean that he became colorblind in the past as well. He still succeeded in his artist carrier but nowadays colorblindness can be treated or assisted at least.

But yeah I'm also confused where this colorblindness plotline is going on.

Ngl, imagining her in a "woman outfit" but still wearing her famous butcher knifes while trying to "socialize" with a bunch of noble ladies make me giggle for no reason. :P

But anyway, I'm pretty sure she already have the royal princess's back so she will be fine... If not, those knifes are still handy. :D

No need to be this defensive as I wasn't really calling you out personally for biphobia as I understood your "trauma" with them. BUT like I said, your comment have undertone of it - meaning even if it isn't what you were trying to express, involuntary you did - and by seeing all those others reply, I was right. As to why I warned you to be careful at how you worded it. Take it whatever you want but it really wasn't a attack. I even tried - and failed obviously - to appear as such with an emoji. :P

As for my remark on Qin, it's because I was really confuse at how you seemed to only relate to Qin & maybe ignored the fact that both could be bi and both at some point were jealous for the same reason - others people attention. It just seemed odd.

But anyway, have a good day!

Didn't Qin also said he dated & slept with a girl ? He even pointed out that he didn't like being on "top" because of that experience (too "tiring" :P).

That being said, I understand where this opinion come from but it's never "fine" to generalize a personal opinion. The undertone of your comment can be view as "All or most of bi people are cheaters" and it's the most common biphobia expressed out there. I mean it's completely fine that you don't want to be involved with them anymore but don't word it like that. ^^'