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The issue might be giving away an opinion with no further arguments in a comment section full of PPL who are enjoying the show – that actually might pass as free hating. But there are also PPL who do see the flaws in this show but still love it. But there isn't many space to debate about it cause of the gaslighting. And some PPL are really biased, in both sides.

There's no need to force yourself to wacth or enjoy a show just because the big majority are, much less feeling that way about them/us. If so, you'll just find yourself having a hard time and it'll not help on your mood either way 😅.
Personally, MGB has many flaws worth of debating but still be one of the best series I ever watched. And I mean it.

I was led to question that myself after being confronted with other PPL's POV as that was my very first impression after watching that scene. There're PPL commenting that Tong migh have gave Mark a BJ...
However, I'm quite confident that that wasn't the case.

Ark – the director – stated that it was intentional to make this series campy. He explains it further in this interview:

https://www.youtube.com/live/mq9q4zJ570k?si=9olMHYYzcZE95O6h

I do recommend it, in case if you're interested. It was a really pleasant talk to follow through. Ark has indeed a mind of an artist!

I hope you continue to watch and try to enjoy the series as it is almost reaching its end 😁❤️.
MGB still has more drama and couple plot-twists to serve, I guarantee 🤌🏾👌🏾.

Mark healed Tonkla's injury after the car accident. So I don't believe Thara's perfume is the cause of Mark's inability to heal Tonkla when he had a literal steel rod pierced to his chest 😅

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That's some crazy theory right there. But who knows tho ?🤷🏾‍♀️
If so, I don't think Mark would be okay with an immortal 'Steve'...

About 7th topic: I'm staring to believe that Mark's attempt to heal Tonkla was out of stupidity or an actual premeditated move to rid Tonkla away at once and for all. Okay, Tonkla served his purpose as a great comrade, though to me his 'Steve' role throughout the series was starting to get a bit irritating. Don't get me wrong, I loved Tonkla but he got himself in too deep in the vampires' den as a mere fragile human with nothing special on his veins worth of a whole thunderstorm among vampires' world. Tonkla brought it upon himself, both Mark and Tong warned him about it, anyway. But still Tonkla thought his bravery and his whole life commitment to Tong was enough to keep his beloved brother safe. It did actually, but it killed him instead. His recklessness was too loud for him to listen too his survival instincts. In the end, Tonkla served his purpose and had a 'graceful' farewell moment (personally it felt comedic more than anything).

Girl, that NC was the most beautiful piece I've ever seen in my 10yr BL journey. No other, I repeat, no other BL was as artistic as this one is. Nothing that I say can describe how much completeness I feel with this series...

The 21 year old thing is a myth among vampires. The truth is that not everyone knows its real power and not everyone chooses to tell the truth about it.

No way! By any means! And I stated that in other comment chain.
Neo's acting didn't convince me and spoiled the whole mood, instead I bursted out laughing throughout the entire scene. I'm not even being sarcastic, it's totally true.

Exactly! He took advantage of the situation to rid Tonkla away at once.
I think Mark is the real villain here 🤣🤣🤣.

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At this point I think we both agree that Mark didn't try to save him at all.
Or he's just an idiot 💀🤣.

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Was that rod supposed to fuse with Tonkla or som'?
Mark could at least manage to pull that off... I think he didn't even try to save him 🤣🤣🤣

In the novel it's described as a sweat drop...
And Tong didn't seem too moved with Mark's almost 'death', I'd say confused, instead.
But whatever, sweat or tear all Tong's bodily fluids are golden.

I so felt the same about Neo's acting 😕

Mark was never about to die. Vampires in MGB universe only die if their heart gets pierced or their bodys get severely damaged. They only get weaker over the time like Thara or like Mark in that specific situation. The golden fluids only work on vampires.
It was a sweat drop BTW.

Mark is finally free from that burden! I'm jumping out of happiness cause finally Mark and Tong can be as loud and as wild as they want now!
Tonkla took too many chances of them to deliver something great for us to see.
The only good thing he did in this series was to forget his staff card on his laundry for Tong to take it and meet Mark on that event.

(This is a joke)

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Actually I have to say that I prefer this one the most, it went deeper to the point of ripping him of. Nakan went wild! D*MN!
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Nakan did Mark a favor, tho👀

That hair was not only avoiding water but a whole classic shower break down moment. That hair was giving I'll maintain my composure cause I still have to deal with this b*tch's PMS nonsense.

It's good that today's episode wasn't all about the distrust seed Thara planted on Tong. Fortunately, they talked it out like a mature couple.

If Mark turned him he would brake Thara's rule. Plus, to turn him into a vampire had to be done under Tonkla's consenting.

At this point I'm pretty sure Mark didn't even try. He've stated that he wanted to live alone with Tong and we testified how Mark couldn't care less about Tonkla's presence on that bed when he jumped over Tong attempting to do 'bad things' to him 🌚.
Mark saw Tonkla as a burden, instead 😅.

(This is a joke).

IK! However Tonkla is meaningless to vampires so what would be the point to turn him into one?
Also it'd brake one of Thara's rules if anyone decided to do that. The actual point here is the golden blood and everyone is eagerly wanting for Tong's birthday date.