Serenity210

At this point, given the pace of the plot, I can see two possible scenarios here drag out the fake friend storyline until the final episodes, then have a big reveal of all the lies and a super-quick reconciliation—or, in the second version, the big reveal comes early, everything in their relationship falls apart, and for the next few episodes, Itt will try to win Rit back

Thanks for the explanation, and I'm really curious to see how this collaboration turns out. Maybe BL shows will actually start appearing more often on Netflix, because I happen to have a lot of anime and Korean dramas on mine. But seriously, I was really surprised to see this title in the previews.

So Pete is some kind of half-demon because of some ritual, and Niran told him he’d take care of him, which means Niran knows more about him than he does himself. And in the drama’s description, there’s something about the merging of souls—it’s hard to believe their meeting was a coincidence, because it looks like they’ve either already met or Niran was looking for him for some reason. In my opinion, it’s too big of a coincidence that Nirai is investigating Yao at the gaming house just when Pete is a frequent guest there, and on top of that, finish off those 24 years that weakened some kind of seal

This title is great, and my favorite character right now is Leo and his spot-on lines

Episode 3. I know there are supposed to be 10 episodes, but isn't it moving a little too fast? I'm talking about the scene in the car, and after that episode and what It—I think it was Tiger (that true friend)—said, it's starting to become clear that everything is going to fall apart for him at some point.

Thanks for info

I have to say, the description doesn't really convince me—we'll see after the first episode

Is it possible that we're finally getting a historical BL?

I didn't even realize it was out because there was practically nothing on May where I usually check for titles. Now I found some site called dramabl.com, and there are a lot of May premieres there—it looks like it's some new site.

I'm curious because, for some reason, this title is available on Netflix in my country with subtitles, and to be honest, I don't think I've ever seen them offer any bl

Man, they really rushed the romance. But the ending was interesting, especially Rang and the incense—though now I'm really wondering what the heck is in that incense, and the dog's ghost... I'd really love an episode about the dog's story.

It’s possible, though I doubt he came up with a plan like that on the spot. I think he’d already devised a few plans for various situations, because I somehow doubt he set out to find Muda without a plan to carry out—after all, he probably didn’t think he’d just walk into Muda’s place and say, “Hey, who wants to be used to make perfume?” and immediately find volunteers. .

That bastard had it all planned out: first he gained his trust, then he took him away from his tribe to a strange place, which is why Kaysorn has to rely on him—and that’s how that bastard can manipulate him, deceive him, and take advantage of him without any trouble.

I did think that old lawyer was behind the case involving Rang’s father, but I never would have guessed he was plotting something this elaborate—and he even has the nerve to claim he did nothing and that it just happened on its own. The only question is why he chose Mr. Yoon’s case—after all, he had so many other cases he could have used if he wanted to get rid of Rang’s father.

It's not some romance rather criminal with ghosts and lawyers in the lead roles

I don't know why, but man, the contrast between the reviews on the two pages for the same title is great

You know, when you read the reviews for the full version and this one, there’s really a great contrast here—the full version gets almost nothing but positive feedback, while this one is mostly negative and mixed. That’s why I’m really curious about the difference between these two versions, since the opinions are so polar opposite.

I actually agree with that. Poma as Wayu is really a pleasure to watch, whereas Kirit sometimes seems emotionless to me. I don’t want to complain, though, because they usually act together, but the contrast between the handsome Wayu and the average-looking Kirit is pretty stark, and I don’t know why, but to me they just for some reason, in this particular title don’t seem to work well together.

I agree—if they release two versions, the site should stick to just one, especially since whenever you type in a title, the censored version is the first thing that pops up. Logically, most people are looking for information or posting on the forum in that version, not the uncensored one.And worst of all, when you want to discuss something on the forum, you basically have to jump back and forth between the two pages of the same title

Generally speaking, I feel the same way—I had *Love of Silom* on my list, not *Flower Boy*, but after those first two Silom releases, that title just didn't appeal to me, though it turned out that *Flower Boy* piqued my interest.