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I concur on all points. Knight is definitely my favourite character. Per’s too handsy and too much of a tease. His sincere, sweet moments don’t change that for me.

I’m not talking about force. I’m talking about consent. Failing to get consent isn’t always about brutality. Sometimes it’s about boundaries, respect, and consideration with regard to what is okay or not.

Tuo needed a lesson about consent. I’m glad he got the brakes put on him.

Which city is the beautiful shot from episode five taken in? It comes immediately after the staff in the foyer are gossiping.

I have an audio processing problem, so it makes it impossible to hear voices properly. I’m not a Mandarin speaker, so I use subtitles anyway, but with some scenes hearing the speech is important, even so.

Believe whatever you want. If it’s ambiguous then it’s considered unimportant, so odds are the least controversial explanation is correct, but if you want to clutch your pearls just believe the worst and go to it. It’s not like they’ll be having kids together…

Martin’s acting is abysmal. He makes my teeth itch. I’m giving up on this series. It’s a shame, because Fan is delightful as Haiyuan. I just hope he gets a decent co-star next time.

Was the grandson wearing the magic contact lenses at the time?

I see Satoh, I watch. The original Korean version of this was quite good, and I’ve seen a Cdrama that closely resembles this plot line, but I’ll definitely check out this version 🙃

He’s a rare talent.

Oh, I see. Thanks ☺️

How to get the title corrected? Trajectory…

Depression isn’t a mood. It’s a disease. Being strong is an incredibly unhelpful approach to mental illness. It hides the fact that things are not okay. Accepting you’re ill, and seeking treatment is a much better approach. It’s okay to not be okay. That’s the only way to get help.

It is! It’s also Ace, trans, cis, and straight. It’s rainbow-like in its spectral nature.

He had no interest in the original body’s owner, so I don’t think the face is a factor. Also, given the first couple of episodes, I think the younger soul belongs to Cha. He’s like a big kid even when he was in his elderly body.

I’m going to be over here, sitting in the corner, being old 🙃

In a culture where reincarnation is a standard part of the mythos, the soul is ancient. Only the depth of memory changes with age within a single lifespan. The discomfort over Cha’s age doesn’t make sense in this context. For all we know Hai Yuan has the older soul. He certainly behaves as though he does. Cha’s a bit of a kid, given he has so many decades of memories.

After seeing him in two roles, and not seeing any resemblance between them, I’ll watch anything and everything he does. A true character actor, with leading man chops. Extraordinary.

Thank you, Vortex. I can 🙃

Boom is outstanding.