Low-key feel like King’s father has something to do with the killing or at least he’s funding the abbot ( whatever you call him) and that’s why he wants the case to be closed immediately. I still hate King, he needs to grow some back bone and stand up to his father. Also, personally Thup isn’t getting enough scenes for me. Even though he’s quite literally the main character. They keep sidelining him and I don’t like that.
Lowkey want all of them to be in a big poly with Hioki, I know this is wishful thinking (plus Watari will have my head for thinking like this) 😭😭. Hioki just seems to be good pair with everyone in my humble opinion.
Why are some even want Singha and King to be together after all he did to Singha? LIKE EWW. I've also seen many…
Let’s be real. This isn’t about acting — it’s about your personal preference and the fact that you just don’t like Pooh, which is completely fine. You’re allowed to critique his acting while also enjoying the show. But what doesn’t make sense to me is wanting Singha to go back to his toxic ex instead of exploring someone new who isn’t Thup. Opinions are opinions, but that one just feels… a little weird. This is also my opinion, based on what you said about Pooh. And just to be clear, I’m coming from a place where I don’t hate anybody in the show or dislike anyone’s acting, so my views aren’t one-sided. Case in point: King is a toxic ex, yes, but his acting is amazing — so much so that I dislike him in the show the way I do because of how well he portrays the character. The pacing, emotional shifts, jealousy, and awkwardness between Thup and Singha are intentional character choices. You’re refusing to acknowledge it because it doesn’t match the pairing you prefer. You literally admitted you’re not a fan of Pooh, so of course you’re not going to feel chemistry — that’s your opinion shaping your view, not an objective flaw in the acting. And wanting a redemption arc with a toxic ex instead of letting Singha explore someone new who could actually help him grow tells me everything I need to know about the kind of stories you gravitate toward. That says more about your taste than it does about the acting. So yes, have your opinion, enjoy the story your way, and critique if you want — but don’t pretend your dislike for Pooh isn’t coloring the entire experience.
First of all, who doesn't like grilled pork? Secondly, it's time for Singha to do the yearning. Ghost lady needs…
OMG you put out my thoughts exactly. And there are people out here shipping him with Singha even though Singha have expressed that he doesn’t want anything to do with King. Him donating blood is the least he can do😒😒
Seeing King on screen literally makes me want to vomit. (I just don’t like the character. I don’t hate the actor) And y’all shipping Singha with him? Disgusting. Who goes back to a toxic ex when there’s a new relationship on the table — something Sigha can actually look forward to and grow from? Some fans really out here glorifying toxicity, and that’s disturbing.
Why are some even want Singha and King to be together after all he did to Singha? LIKE EWW. I've also seen many…
No fr, it’s not his acting — they just can’t handle Pooh as the smaller top, so they hide behind the “he can’t act” excuse. That’s also a big reason why they ship Pavel with anybody but Pooh.
It’s clear a lot of the criticism isn’t truly about performance, but about expectation and bias. Pooh portrays Thup with nuance — uncertainty, jealousy, and vulnerability included — which is entirely appropriate for the situation. Especially considering King’s past toxic behavior toward Singha, Thup’s reactions make emotional sense. Yet viewers are fixated on his jealousy rather than on the actual unhealthy dynamic presented by King. That suggests the issue isn’t the acting — it’s discomfort with a nontraditional pairing or a personal dislike toward the actors.
But what doesn’t make sense to me is wanting Singha to go back to his toxic ex instead of exploring someone new who isn’t Thup. Opinions are opinions, but that one just feels… a little weird.
This is also my opinion, based on what you said about Pooh. And just to be clear, I’m coming from a place where I don’t hate anybody in the show or dislike anyone’s acting, so my views aren’t one-sided. Case in point: King is a toxic ex, yes, but his acting is amazing — so much so that I dislike him in the show the way I do because of how well he portrays the character.
The pacing, emotional shifts, jealousy, and awkwardness between Thup and Singha are intentional character choices. You’re refusing to acknowledge it because it doesn’t match the pairing you prefer. You literally admitted you’re not a fan of Pooh, so of course you’re not going to feel chemistry — that’s your opinion shaping your view, not an objective flaw in the acting.
And wanting a redemption arc with a toxic ex instead of letting Singha explore someone new who could actually help him grow tells me everything I need to know about the kind of stories you gravitate toward. That says more about your taste than it does about the acting.
So yes, have your opinion, enjoy the story your way, and critique if you want — but don’t pretend your dislike for Pooh isn’t coloring the entire experience.