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Replying to Nickton • 23 days ago
I also felt very bad such a selfish act honestly
Who is selfish?
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Replying to Leila • 23 days ago
Omgggggggg I am genuinely so mad at Lin Zai right now because his logic makes zero sense! He APPARENTLY has deep-rooted…
"A-Lie carried this man on his back for days when he was sick, saved his life multiple times, and completely changed his ruthless ways out of love,"

Yeah, let's just ignore that Lin Zai would not have been in any of these situatons if he were not kidnapped by A-Lie in the first place against his will, right after Lin Zai literally saved his life, fed him, treated his wounds, etc. But who cares about these insignificant collateral fact ? And in what way A Lie changed his ruthless nature? He still does what he thinks is right without any consideration for others, including Lin Zai.

"completely taking A-Lie’s unconditional loyalty for granted just because he’s too scared to admit his real feelings for him."

And this is not only a blatant lie but an excellent demonstration of the typical blinkered BL fan vision which could only see the proceedings through romantic lens.

A Lie's love is not unconditional, considering he is still willing to complete his mission and take Lin Zai to the organisation where god knows what is gonna happen to him, a fate which Lin Zai is apparently expected to embrace at the altar of love for A Lie according to many of you - seriously the mind boggles. And he is not staying because he cannot accept his feelings, what a dumb thing to say. He stays because he wants to saver his brother and he sees a chance and hope for that. I could scratch the wall that you all are unable to grasp this and you expect him to turn his back on his brother and his adopted family only to be a lab rat.

Seriously, the endless spinning, mental gymnastics and victim-blaming you all go through to invalidate a character's very rational and emotionally valid choice just because he refuses to follow the romantic trope that love conquers all and the main lead must only trust in their lover at all costs is hair-rising.
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Replying to Zack • 24 days ago
Sure, this is all about survival. It's whether or not you're ok with the cost. And at least A Lie would most likely…
Like when he stayed with Lin Zai and his adopted family, pretended to be their friend and then kidnapped Lin Zai - who saved his life, fed him, treated his wounds - against his will to deliver him to his masters for rat lab, for instance?
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Replying to Zack • 24 days ago
If I met He Yao, I’d be at least skeptical/suspicious of him and his motives. He screwed me over once before…
"What would make me want to trust so easily now? "

Seriosusly this bloody gaslighting is increasingly irritating.

LIN ZAI DOES NOT TRUST HE YAO.

He sees a chance to save his brother and hee sees himself in safer environment there than going with A Lie to complete the mission and end up at the organisation where no one knows what is gonna happen to him, while in this community he seems to be able to walk away when he wants to.

And that is why stays. It does not mean he trusts He Yao personally, no matter how many times you all try to bend reality into a pretzel and spin ther situation into a twisted "he chose He Yao over A Lie" nonsense.
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On The Last Oath • 24 days ago
Unpopular opinion: I don't hate He Yao either. I am not condoning his actions and he is certainly ruthless and unscrupulous but I get where he is coming from. He is desperately and madly in love with his step-brother who means the world to him. He looks at everyone else as collateral damage in this situation, but let's be honest: Is A Lie much different in this respect? He also eliminates anyone in his way without a second thought if he finds that necessary for his own purpose.
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Replying to assez • 24 days ago
🤣 This is so relative, you know... in our country people are fully adult 18, not 21. Vice versa, we have to…
Choke on your vomit and stay triggered, retarded thicko.
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Replying to assez • 24 days ago
🤣 This is so relative, you know... in our country people are fully adult 18, not 21. Vice versa, we have to…
Choke on your vomit and stay triggered, retarded thicko.
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Replying to assez • 24 days ago
🤣 This is so relative, you know... in our country people are fully adult 18, not 21. Vice versa, we have to…
Choke on your vomit and stay triggered, retarded thicko.
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Replying to assez • 24 days ago
🤣 This is so relative, you know... in our country people are fully adult 18, not 21. Vice versa, we have to…
Choke on your vomit, retarded thicko.
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Replying to assez • 24 days ago
🤣 This is so relative, you know... in our country people are fully adult 18, not 21. Vice versa, we have to…
Proving you are a retarded thicko. Choke on your vomit.
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Replying to Pincolino • 24 days ago
I read some comments and it's funny how people find excuses for Lin Zai's behavior as if trusting Yao is reasonable…
You are spinning a lot of the actual happenings to suit your BL fan agenda where the uke has to follow the seme blindly with the romance specs on.

First of all, neither A-Leh nor Lin Zai knows it was he He Yao who activated the alarm. They might suspect it but they did not see it. And He Yao did it to distract their attention so he could escape with his brother/lover whom they would not let him taking away from there with them. He Yao had no intention to kil them.

And you are distorting the facts when you say Lin Zai trusts He Yao. He doesn't. He simply sees a bigger chance to survive in that community of civilians, especially when his adopted family is there too, than with following A-Leh to complete the mission. Plus he found his brother there too and now he sees a chance to save him. It has nothing to do with "trust". It is a deliberation and absolutely rational. Ah-Leh's promise to protect him has as much effect as a fart in the seastorm when they reach the final destination where the organisation is certainly full of professionally trained mercenaries like A-Leh.

"Going with A Leh to that organization is a whole different story. I would do it because I'm curious, I would want to help humanity, not because my lover told me so."

Sure, you would walk into a laboratory and make yourself a human sacrifice by offering to be their guinea pig out of pure curiosity and helping humanity - the latter is not even the likely purpose of that organisation as it seems. Don't make me laugh even more.
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Replying to burnot • 25 days ago
Maybe you'll be the first one!!!
Pardon?
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On The Last Oath • 25 days ago
I so knew that the victim-blaming BL fandom of "Don't be too emotional" would carry on here after today's episode and I was right.

Who tf cares that Lin Zai was basically abducted and taken away against his will by A-Leh who still doesn’t know and cannot tell Lin Zai what’s gonna happen to him with the experiment to which he was about to take him, whether he will survive it or not., ordered by by a shady organisation which trained kids to be professional mercenaries.

But he should blindly trust A-Leh and follow him, not giving a shit about his brother and adopted family he found again to satisfy blinkered romance-hungry BL fans and just because A-Leh is so fecking hot.

Seriously some of you are so childish it physically pains.
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Replying to nobodyknows • 26 days ago
and anda anda anda anda anda eveything anda im so sick of him alreay its like he's the main character like we…
Need some 🍭?
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Replying to aicto • 26 days ago
Title Oops! Mysterious Sounds Spoiler
The vibes were weirdly off during and after the funeral...
I know it is crazy but what if he is not dead?
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On Oops! Mysterious Sounds • 26 days ago
Anda's father is an absolute trash. I hope he is deserted by Anda's mother after everything but I know this almost never happens in Thai dramas.

Why do Thai screenwriters always have to make every mother figure this weak subordinate house slave who never steps in and all she can do is crying and begging instead of standing up to the bastard?
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Replying to assez • 26 days ago
🤣 This is so relative, you know... in our country people are fully adult 18, not 21. Vice versa, we have to…
Then you are clearly illiterate or worse. You are still talking rubbish. Seriously just go back to school.

Read my virtual lips: Paedophile means sexually attracted to PRE-PUBESCENT CHILDREN, so people under 14.

18 years old - but brace yourself even 17 and 16 years old - youngsters are neither pre-pubescent nor children. So no, even that would not be fucking paedophilia. You're welcome for the educatuion.

18 years old qualifies as a grown-arse man and age consent is even below that, around 16 or 17 in most of the civilised world, including South Korea. So if you oppose the romance of two consenting adults, one of whom is 18 and the other one is 30 years old then you are not a "paedophile opposer" but a n obtuse and emetic ageist tosser. Full stop.

"The fact that y'all would watch a show that might involve a teenager and 30 something old romance tells me all i need to know."

Yes, it actually shows we are adults whereas you are clearly an ignorant, immature, puritannical little shit with zero life experience and even less knowledge about the world out of your nursery room.
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Replying to assez • 26 days ago
🤣 This is so relative, you know... in our country people are fully adult 18, not 21. Vice versa, we have to…
Child, go and google what paedophilia means before spouting ignorant bullshit. Some kind users even pasted it in the comment section for diddums like you.
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