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Doesn't actually seem like much happened after ep 8 then... I won't be coming back to this series ever again, that's for sure 😪

I decided to drop the show after ep 8 (when Akin and Than FINALLY made up and cleared the air, but they then killed off Don). But I'm just here to ask, to those who did make it to ep 9, if it's worth continuing ???
From the comments I've seen, it doesn't seem like it 😅😅

Yes definitely. It's kinda exciting knowing what will happen, but at the same time not knowing what could happen!

It was confusing to begin with, and I honestly had no idea where it was going. There were a lot of plot holes at the start, but as it went on, everything started piecing together, the plot holes were filled in, and it was an amazing watch. Honestly, the confusion is part of the reason I loved this series so much. It keeps you guessing before it drops the plot twist, and it may be one of the best ones I've seen!

It was very confusing for me at the start. I had no clue where the series was going, but things started falling in place in ep 8. Ep 9 pretty much explains everything that was happening and sums everything up. So even if you're lost, things will eventually fall into place. It's actually an interesting plot/storyline... I'd deffo reccomend it!

I'm pretty sure they're unrelated to the game, except for the fact that Jay is Jade's younger brother and they're working to solve the case. Not gonna mention the name in case anyone reads this, but the killer doesn't have anything against Jade or Kamin, it was just the Avengers friend group they were trying to get revenge on and frame

Honestly, I'm not sure either. It was never mentioned in the book, but at the same time, the series isn't exactly the same as the book, for example, Jade and Kamin never received the letter in the book, as far as I remember...

Honestly, I was so confused since this wasn't in the book. I was so sure they were trying to mislead us, and then it actually came. Especially since they only go the Dare not a Truth...

OMG I LOVED THIS SERIES. Pooh and Pavel don't disappoint. Except for some dumb actions in ep 12 (but it was for the plot, so what can I say), this series was amazing. From the graphics to the story to the acting, everything was portrayed really well. I really wish this series didn't end. I can't wait to see PoohPavel in their next fantasy series, 'The Grim Lover'

I can't believe some of my crazy theories came true!!!! I loved the plot twist and the fact that I predicted it, but still wasn't expecting it, makes me feel 10x better. Glad I stayed through the confusion because this series may have just topped my list!

You're Welcome. If you remember to, let me know how you found it!

What the fuck was this episode!
HOW DARE THEY KILL OFF DON! He and Pond were the only thing keeping me going through this series, and they killed him off so easily. I didn't even believe it until they mentioned the funeral, and even after that I was hoping he wasn't actually dead and would pop up out of nowhere saying it was all another misunderstanding or smth. I was sobbing with Pond on the second and the next, and everyone else was helping promote the gym and smiling as if nothing happened.

The only good thing that happened in this episode was that Akin and Than finally cleared the misunderstanding, but even that was written in such a shitty way. Like it took 2 mins to clear the misunderstanding that lasted for 8 episodes, and Than just accepts it like nothing even happened.

As you can probably tell, my problem is that everyone is acting like nothing happened at all and not addressing stuff that needs to be addressed. I'm sorry, but this is one of the worst scripts ever written. I don't know if I'll watch the next episode, but I might simply for Mawin and Nene 😮‍💨

I finished this and came out thinking, "What the hell did I just watch?"
This drama was a perfect representation of what goes on in Khun Thee's (ab)normal brain.
I loved every second tho, the perfect ad placements, the comedy and of course Khun Thee!

I wouldn't say it was a sad ending tbh. It's actually kinda cute.
My main issue was that it wasn't portrayed in a chronological order (i think most people found that the issue). It made everything a bit confusing to follow along, but I think I was able to place everything into place as the series continued.
I personally liked the series. The flashforward to 2026 at the end was a bit useless, but it doesn't affect the story so I just pretend that never happened. Other than that, I loved it, and it's definitely worth giving it a shot.

This episode actually helped put things into perspective about what was actually going on, but at the same time, I am CONFUSED AF!
Like, while I kinda get it, I actually don't! 😭😭😭

...Not that I support any of what Atikun and Bom are doing... (My personality forces me to consider and justify both sides 😭)

To be fair, he is the illegitimate child and based on how he cast them out and treated his mother 20 years ago, I'm not actually surprised 😭

Saathu 🙏

Love this show, but this episode had me pulling my hair! (over and over again 😭)
Like if the murders were happening all over again, wouldn't that place with the tree be the first place to check and secure?

Also, why let Darin go to the toilets alone, and if that wasn't enough, they left Thup in the car ALONE, like haven't you learnt your lesson after King, Darin and Sergeant Khem!?

I'm nervous af for the last ep. I hope they all can make it out 🙏

In that case, Darin dies too 😨