MarxistCat

Honestly, agree. The scene and the acting might not have been particularly good, but the criticism should be about that, not the inclusion of a GL couple at all. There are many beloved GL couples in BL drama, and it isn't the first time it happened. Sounds like some people just can't handle the existence of gay and bisexual women in media because their relationships don't turn them on.

Penny and Jun's nails, though, especially Penny's. It will definitely not be smooth sailing down there. Seems like the plot is just that this company hires horny people.

Finding out Suzy Choi's actress is homophobic has put me off finishing the series. Why play a gay/bisexual character if your religious values don't align with that then have your husband post homophobic statements?

I just don't understand the point of the whole Babe and Willy storyline if nothing is going to come out of it. It's reminiscent of the second male/female lead that never stood a chance in kdrama and romance novels. At most, Willy is going to kiss Babe by force and get punched by him or Charlie. It's like they ran out of ideas for BabeCharlie, so they are introducing a new character to add some spice to their relationship then have him fade into irrelevance. It would have honestly been better if they hadn't introduced Willy because many viewers are drawing comparisons between the two pairings and seeing that Willy has that X factor with Babe that Charlie and Babe are missing as a couple. At least many would have just resigned themselves to the fact that it's only Charlie we are ever going to see Babe and moved on.

Ek must be one of the most annoying characters I had the displeasure of watching over the last period. So, this man knows Wan has never been into him, but he proposes to her anyway, cheats on her, then acts like the victim. I saw some people on discussion threads saying that he was used and that it's sad. Right, but to what degree can one deflect blame when they got themselves in this situation to begin with? The woman couldn't be more repulsed by him, and yet, he keeps harassing her and acting psychotically. How many times does Wan need to spill it for him to understand? Ick is making the series very hard for me to finish because I just want to reach through the screen and punch him.

Wan is also not helping her case by saying that she married what's his face because young Pleng told her so. Huh? That's unreasonable. I get that they're trying to show Wan's undying love for Pleng, but you mean to tell me that this woman couldn't find a single person whom she is at least slightly attracted to besides Pleng to marry, and instead, went for Elk (sorry to the animal for this comparison)? Don't even get me started on Pleng's decision to work for him when she knows that Wan is clearly uncomfortable with it. I get it. She needs money, but why work for the one person with nefarious intentions? Both Wan and Pleng knew why he offered the latter a job, and yet, Pleng brushed it off, and now we have Ick running amok acting homophobic and psychotic.