SaaaaaaaaaaaaaaameHe didn't bother me until now but he's been really manipulative in this episode. I understand…
While I have a guilty pleasure for Ming, and it's most likely because of the actor who plays him, I really think Joe needs a break. So that he can think for himself. Without being influenced by anyone. He has enough on his plate anyway.😬
SaaaaaaaaaaaaaaameHe didn't bother me until now but he's been really manipulative in this episode. I understand…
Exactly. I had nothing with him until now, I understood his motivation, but man, let him breath. You are suffocating. I understand that you are afraid of losing him again, but stop manipulating him. Let him make his own decisions. Good or stupid, he has this right. The part when he hit Ming was my limit, so the "he's my boyfriend" part didn't surprise me at all. He tries to do what Ming does, suffocate Joe. But, there is a difference, Joe likes Ming, while Sol is just a brother in his eyes.🤷
I really liked the line exchange in the novel for this scene, and I expected to see it in the series, but it wasn't to be. So, I'll let you below both versions. Series: Joe - "What right do you have?" Ming - "Because he's mine. Mine, only." Novel: Joe - "Ming, who are you to Joe? What right do you have to decide on the whereabouts of his things? He's Joe's best buddy, you should..." Ming - "I'm Joe's man, Ming's eagle-like eyes looked deeply into his eyes. No one is more qualified than me to handle his things."
Do you want to answer your question based on what I read in the book? About Tong's reasons.
Yap. He knows of Ming's feelings for him and needs Ming to continue being in love with him in order to be his ally in the family. If you saw ep. 7, there was a scene where they were at the same table and Tong was trying to convince Ming to go into business with him. After all, Ming is rich, and Tong needs him.
Looks like it’s XY’s turn to be mad at WQ in the next episode. He’s been hiding his illness & it was only…
My guess is that Yuan overhears Q's conversation, then Q goes up the stairs and finds Yuan there. Then there will be the scene where Q grabs Y's hand. And I have a vague impression that will be the final scene, and only in ep 11 will we get the kiss scene. 🤪
Based on the clothes they're wearing in the trailer for the next episode, I think we're getting closer to the kiss scene.🤔 But I have this vague impression that episode 10 will end with the scene where Qian grabs Yuan's hand, so, maybe in ep 11 we'll be able to enjoy the kiss scene. This waiting...
I haven't done this thing of going after every episode to re-watch the trailer (the long trailer) and analyze what happened and what's next since "Only friends". It's crazy how much I can love this show.
My expectation for Korean BL has been higher lately. This was below that. The reasoning for some of the characters…
I really recommend reading the manga as well. It's not very well drawn, but the relationships there are much better developed. And you understand much better why X or Y behaves the way they do.
I don't know why but now I wanna defend everyone except top😬..I must be evil for doing that...1st of all the…
I've said it and I'll say it again. No one is innocent anymore. But, at the same time, I can find an excuse for each. 1. Jin. The only reason I don't like him is because he was selfish. Although he knew that his friends treated Non badly, he insisted "n" times that Non should continue to be part of the group. Just for the simple fact that he liked him and wanted him close. 2. I'm sorry, but I can't hate Phee. He tried as much as he could to help Non. And if we put ourselves in his shoes (although I understand Non's side too), he was the one cheated. Out of guilt, he helped New, and that is a truth that must be accepted. I can't hate him bcs he doesn't want to kill or bcs he fall in love. Sorry, not sorry. P.S. Yes, I dislike the fact that he considers those dushbags his friends. 3. Tee. He was in a delicate situation and took advantage of the first comer. Is he a bastard? Yes. But we saw in his relationship with White that he's not a villain. Do I want to see him suffer? Yes. 4. Fluke. He was just scared. He was the nerd. The one who would have taken the place of the victim if he had dared to defend Non. Was he a coward? Absolute. 5. Non. I didn't understand why he insisted so much to be part of that group. Why would you want to have "friends" who hurt and humiliate you? I'm just curious what the next episode will bring about White. He can't be as innocent as he seems either.
??? Why would Jiwon blame Sumin for what their shitty parents did? She thought they could make up for it by loving…
Selfishness. I understood that maybe this was the ideal feeling for a child, but now she an adult. I wanted to laugh when I heard her saying: "I lost my pregnancy because of you". Really? If an asteroid falls tomorrow, I can swear it's Ji Won's fault. 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
You may be right. But the web novel was pretty well-received, enough to get multiple adaptations, as a webtoon,…
It's already too much drama for me. I understand to a point, but really? Now she's trying to seduce the guy she hate just to change the karma? I'm pissed off. It's to much.
??? Why would Jiwon blame Sumin for what their shitty parents did? She thought they could make up for it by loving…
That's not what I meant. I just wanted to say that I can't believe that Ji-Won didn't realize all those years who Soo-min really is. Not even after she called you under a false pretext to the meeting with your ex colleagues, even though she knew how much they hurt you? I think the right word would be sad, not pathetic.
The part when he hit Ming was my limit, so the "he's my boyfriend" part didn't surprise me at all. He tries to do what Ming does, suffocate Joe. But, there is a difference, Joe likes Ming, while Sol is just a brother in his eyes.🤷
Series:
Joe - "What right do you have?"
Ming - "Because he's mine. Mine, only."
Novel:
Joe - "Ming, who are you to Joe? What right do you have to decide on the whereabouts of his things? He's Joe's best buddy, you should..."
Ming - "I'm Joe's man, Ming's eagle-like eyes looked deeply into his eyes. No one is more qualified than me to handle his things."
Here we go again. Suffering is announced.😳
If you saw ep. 7, there was a scene where they were at the same table and Tong was trying to convince Ming to go into business with him. After all, Ming is rich, and Tong needs him.
Joe: "Where are you going? I can give you a lift."
Ming: "Don't bother."
Joe left and lived happy.
Fin. 😂😂
1. Jin. The only reason I don't like him is because he was selfish. Although he knew that his friends treated Non badly, he insisted "n" times that Non should continue to be part of the group. Just for the simple fact that he liked him and wanted him close.
2. I'm sorry, but I can't hate Phee. He tried as much as he could to help Non. And if we put ourselves in his shoes (although I understand Non's side too), he was the one cheated. Out of guilt, he helped New, and that is a truth that must be accepted. I can't hate him bcs he doesn't want to kill or bcs he fall in love. Sorry, not sorry.
P.S. Yes, I dislike the fact that he considers those dushbags his friends.
3. Tee. He was in a delicate situation and took advantage of the first comer. Is he a bastard? Yes. But we saw in his relationship with White that he's not a villain. Do I want to see him suffer? Yes.
4. Fluke. He was just scared. He was the nerd. The one who would have taken the place of the victim if he had dared to defend Non. Was he a coward? Absolute.
5. Non. I didn't understand why he insisted so much to be part of that group. Why would you want to have "friends" who hurt and humiliate you?
I'm just curious what the next episode will bring about White. He can't be as innocent as he seems either.