Serenity210

So we have an arrogant, rich egocentric who always got what he wanted and a photographer who tried very hard to set him straight and is the only one who isn't afraid to oppose him and reprimand him. This series looks promising. I'm just really curious how much of the gossip about him is true and whether it's just gossip or if the company is actually a cover for shady dealings.

This one female spirit could indeed be Thupa's mother from episode 1, but the other one from the tree and the bathroom looks like an evil spirit and may be connected to this case.

Okay, three ghosts in one episode, and what was going on here? I wonder why these ghosts are drawn to Thup and why they attack him out of all the others.

I thought so too, the ghost will surely be happy to meet him.

I'm waiting for them to find something on King, and I hope Sign will start investigating the cases he worked on and expose his fraud, falsification of evidence, and framing of random people who weren't even connected to the cases or who had never even seen the victims.

The only question is what Aisoon wants, because his lover clearly wants the jewel to get rich, and now the enemies of our main characters have joined forces. And judging by the preview for the next episode, things are about to get interesting.

I'll say this: it's rare for a character to annoy me from the very beginning, but in King's case, that's how I feel. He acts like a typical sycophant who doesn't even conduct proper investigations, but just throws the first person who happens to suit him as the perpetrator into prison.

Judging by their behavior, it would seem so.

Thanks for the info, I'm watching it on YouTube, but it seems that it's worth checking out the other version.

I don't know what you think, but this King is starting to annoy me. It's obvious that he's a sycophant, and I wonder how many innocent people he'll lock up so he can curry favor with his bosses by solving cases quickly. I think the reason everyone thinks he's good is because he doesn't solve cases, he just looks for scapegoats.

This line about fire raging with the wind and water trying to control them is great and, in fact, perfectly sums up what's going on between these three. I don't know about you, but I think this drama is great. we have chemistry, relationships between characters, supernatural elements, secrets and mysteries, it's addictive and great to watch, and the best thing is that we have balance here and everything fits together nicely, plus we have a slow burn when it comes to the development of the MC and ML's relationship, and not like it often is in BL where the main couple throws themselves at each other and into bed in the early episodes.

It's getting more and more interesting. It turns out that Suriya/ Siwat, killed the water lord because something possessed him, and now something from the casket has taken control of him. The question is, why can it only possess Siwat? Is it because he used his blood spell, or is there another reason?

I don't usually like horror movies, but I like this one. they really put a lot of effort into the characterization of the ghosts, because most ghosts tend to look gentle, but that's not the case here, although it's not very scary so far, but maybe that's because I love crime stories and fantasyand watch a lot of them, so maybe that's why I'm a little immune to some of the milder scary scenes in TV series or movies,We'll see how it goes, and if it gets too scary, you can always skip the scarier scenes.

As for the perpetrator, at the moment I suspect this King guy, or whatever his name is, the detective who showed up at the end. First of all, he is very eager to take on this case, and secondly, he gives the impression of someone who is hiding something.

I stopped watching PB after three episodes, but this title looks interesting, and it's great that we don't just have a romance, but something is happening. Only Thap has a problem because the inspector is not the type who believes in the supernatural, and Thap clearly has a connection to supernatural events and the case itself, and I wouldn't be surprised if he or his family were victims of all this, since it repeats itself every five years, and at the beginning we had events from 25 years ago, so this theory would make sense.

That's exactly the impression I get from these two episodes, that this title is one big mess. In my opinion, nothing makes sense there. Maybe it will get better, we'll see.

I watched it and no one can tell me because I can't figure out which one is ML and whether the one he runs into and the president are the same person, because so far we have a friend, a president, the one from the cafe, the one with the glowing aura and the half-naked guy in a rabbit mask. Rejecting the friend and the rabbit, we have the guy from the cafe, the CEO, and the glowing one, unless these three are one person, but it's hard to tell from their appearance because they look different in different scenes, unless it's just about clothes and hairstyles, because in manga, a hairstyle alone can completely change someone's appearance.

I agree, their older series were good and enjoyable to watch, but now they're weak, and even when things start to get interesting, the next episodes become boring or tiresome.

Maybe some kind of spiritual guide or something, because a half-naked rabbit couldn't parade around the streets without attracting attention, unless others see him dressed and only Win sees him, well, not very dressed.

The drama is okay, but the ending is hopeless. At least it's happy, but seriously, there were other options for how to end it. Turn Punn into a vampire, Ramil turned Methas, Ciar and Mekin, so why couldn't he turn Punn? Then everyone would have lived happily ever after, especially if someone had turned Pong, or maybe turned Ramil into a human, for example, with the help of Lilith's powers, but why choose another option? It would have been better to move the main characters into a magical painting for eternity so they could be together. Seriously, the ending pissed me off because, in my opinion, the script really allowed for a completely different and better ending. The series itself is okay, but nothing to write home about. The OST is great, but the story is actually boring, and the pilot, trailer, and early episodes promised something good, and I think the plot could have been handled a little differently, more interestingly. Besides, I don't know about you, but I feel like the studio itself has been lacking ideas for some time now, because their latest titles have been weak, especially when it comes to vampire themes. I remember, there are some interesting titles announced, but I don't know how they'll turn out. Overall, GMMTV has a lot of series, but I've noticed that lately, new or little-known studios are making better titles, such as Cursed Love, Khemejira, and Revenged Love.