Positively

Well deserved too.

Are you telling me you've never seen Love by Chance?!

I feel like I'm the only one not really interested in WinTeam, and I feel guilty :( I love them as characters, but tbh I'm more excited to see where Manow's relationship goes, if she even gets one.

It's not that we're unaware of how great the actors and direction were, it's just that no one element can completely carry a show. This was one of my favorite BLs, and I absolutely loved the cast, but that final episode soured the experience. It's like the writer pissed in a quality glass of wine, ruining the whole thing. Bad writing is still bad writing, so for that I'm going to vote fairly.

I personally wouldn't recommend this to anyone (unless I tell them to stop on ep9). I don't want anyone to have to experience that final episode.

The sight of it dropping is easing some of the pain I endured watching the final episode lmao

The difference though is that what happened in Trapped actually made sense. It wasn't some random cliche that felt shoehorned in. The story of MODC followed Yu Xi Gu's struggle, climbing out of the dark hole he'd been put in. It made the viewer want to cheer him on. And when he finally started enjoying his life he randomly gets hit by a car? That's literally the dumbest way to end a show (or movie). It's so bad that it's actually pretty funny.

Ikr? I feel like the first (and only) time I ever heard bisexuality mentioned in an asian drama was in Until We Meet Again, which is currently only on it's 6th episode.

HIStory is known for having happy endings (up until this point). To me it's been a breath of fresh air when compared to a lot of other LGBT media. The way they ended it was complete bs. Everything was flowing well and made sense until that random half-assed car crash scene (or lack-there-of since they didn't even bother showing what happened). It feels like the show suddenly went in an entirely different direction in the final episode which is rarely ever a good idea.

PREACH!

Another thing about this episode that has me pissed is Hao's parents. They know how much he loved Yu Xi and how much he was grieving, yet they pressured him into dating someone he didn't even care for.

mf preach, you're not the only one. I feel the EXACT same way (even about The Effect). I'm so heartbroken right now.

Just wait and watch the rating drop. Same thing happened to Effect.

What the actual fuck was that ending. I'm so pissed off right now. I'm absolutely gutted and heartbroken. I feel like I've invested so much time into this show only to be betrayed. I haven't cried this much in who knows how long, and never this much just over a TV show.

That stupid cliche twist coming out of nowhere seriously ruined the entire experience for me. This is going to mess me up for a while. Call Me By Your Name did a number on me, but this has me feeling twice as bad as I did then. I'm angry and my face is covered in tears and snot rn.

Oh rly? Gonna have to check it out then! Thanks for the heads up.

Hopefully this gets subbed '~'

That scene with Lhong & Type was the funniest crap ever. That dramatic music just added to it.

So many freaking butterflies this episode!

Khom :(

It's pretty fast, but not to the point where it doesn't make sense, so it's still very enjoyable.

I was able to accept what happened in the last episode (I hate sad endings, but this time was an acceptation). Despite what was happening it was very well written and even cute at times... that is until the last few seconds of the episode. Seriously wtf was that?