"Oh wow, are you getting married to cover our relationship? How thoughful you are. Wait, let me making a Xiao Fan soup, so next time you can fooled me even more"
This was exactly reaction that Vincent want from Fei Foon. He's so stupid
Atleast Big jane more caring about his lover feelings and not doing some shit infront of lil jane in a nonchalant way like Vincent did. He is worse and worser than Fan Xiao if you think about it
5 things that I hate about this mf Vincent: 1. Right from the start, he’s been such a cowardly asshole who just can’t facd his own sexuality. 2. He always says the nastiest, most toxic things without even caring how much it hurts Fei Foon's feelings. And the end of the day, he always plays the victim. 3. He’s never genuinely remorseful and never properly apologizes whenever he hurts Fei Foon. Then he turns right back around and does the exact same thing again and again. 4. It’s always about his reputation and his company first. Fei Foon is always, always his last priority. 5. I hate him so much, especially in this episode. He’s literally making my blood boil. I’m 100% on Fei’s side, he have every right to be furious. Especially since this fake marriage whole thing was Vincent’s stupid idea in the first place. Expecting Fei Foon to just be completely fine with it is so selfish, considering he didn't give a single fvck about Fei's feelings when he proposed that dumb plan.
And this kind of drama when the trope is fake wedding, I'm pretty sure that girl will turn out like Vincent at the end.
honestly, I hope this drama doesn't end with Vincent getting everything he wants on a silver platter. I know they're probably end up together anyway, but Fei Foon better not take him back that easily. He deserves to suffer a bit and actually work hard to win Fei Foon back. We seriously need a second lead to step in right now!
Something unreal about gmm series when the character is a playboy but they can't even kiss or barely touching other people beside their partner😭 and somehow they're only talk eo??? like yall not a playboy gurl just conselor atp😂
This show was so unserious😭 what do you mean they moving like cdrama short with their bad supporting char and put ai slop in the middle of the story lmao
Never meet a character that so annoying as hell like P'Dan. As much i hate a homewrecker, this guy was top tier evil. His persistence in trying to get Lil Jane is disgusting. I hate this episode sm
I think no one can save Lil Jane except himself cuz this boy is down bad toward Big Jane, not even joke anymore.
Like, usually someone would find Big Jane is weird and creepy after the sculpture thing, but Lil Jane was speechless to speak( in a nice way). Even his smile more brighter than ever😭😭😭
Atleast they're already got a happy ending in real life that means idc if they have a sad ending in this series. Cuz after all of the pain that Lu Qng made toward Xiao Fan, i swear he is not deserve a good heart like Xiao Fan at all. Lu Qing need to suffer more and more pain than Xiao Fan going through.
I feel like InnOngsa is one of the best bl couple i've ever seen alongside with ToptapMinlee and TeeHeng in a while. Their chemistry is just another level.
Everytime they appeared on the screen, i feel like they're the most straight couple for non straight couple. Cuz, there is no awkwardness and no toxic masculinity between them. Just pure relationship about two men who falling in love
ANSWERS ***Mild Spoilers***1. Jay's strategic and secretive. Much of what he's doing is likely dependent on him…
I'm not just a viewer, but also a manhwa reader, and honestly, your take is super impulsive for assuming everything has to be identical:
1. Jay didn't need to spill his long-term master plan to Sun, but letting your person know where you're going is basic relationship etiquette. Even if they're not officially dating, their dynamic is deep enough that communicating their whereabouts is just common courtesy so the other person isn't left stressing out. Plus, I feel like you totally missed my point: it's not about Jay keeping his plans secret, it's about how careless he was to just leave some old guy to watch over things when he knows how insanely powerful and unpredictable Songphon is.
2. I am definitely not ignorant of what goes on in the real world. But fiction is literally where we go to see bad guys like Songphon and Sunny actually face consequences for ruining people's lives. It's the one place we can get a tiny bit of satisfaction for justice to be served. If these villains get away scot-free in real life and in fictional dramas too, it just feeds their egos and makes them think no one will ever stop them, on screen or off. Besides, you gotta remember that fiction doesn't always have to mirror the harsh realities of the real world. I mean, the MDL tag literally says #revenge, so where is the actual revenge supposed to be, especially this late in the story???
3. Patience is a virtue, sure, but there's literally only one episode left and the plan still has zero clarity. Even the preview for the upcoming finale is still 100% pure conflict, right before the literal last episode, like what???
4. I'm fully aware of how he is. My point is just that, as a viewer, it's not wrong to hope a character actually shows some growth and gets a bit more genre-savvy and aware of their surroundings. That’s a totally valid expectation.
5. There's nothing wrong with wanting a happy ending, even if it deviates a bit from the manhwa source material. That's literally what plot improvisations and adaptations are for.
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This was exactly reaction that Vincent want from Fei Foon. He's so stupid
1. Right from the start, he’s been such a cowardly asshole who just can’t facd his own sexuality.
2. He always says the nastiest, most toxic things without even caring how much it hurts Fei Foon's feelings. And the end of the day, he always plays the victim.
3. He’s never genuinely remorseful and never properly apologizes whenever he hurts Fei Foon. Then he turns right back around and does the exact same thing again and again.
4. It’s always about his reputation and his company first. Fei Foon is always, always his last priority.
5. I hate him so much, especially in this episode. He’s literally making my blood boil. I’m 100% on Fei’s side, he have every right to be furious. Especially since this fake marriage whole thing was Vincent’s stupid idea in the first place. Expecting Fei Foon to just be completely fine with it is so selfish, considering he didn't give a single fvck about Fei's feelings when he proposed that dumb plan.
And this kind of drama when the trope is fake wedding, I'm pretty sure that girl will turn out like Vincent at the end.
honestly, I hope this drama doesn't end with Vincent getting everything he wants on a silver platter. I know they're probably end up together anyway, but Fei Foon better not take him back that easily. He deserves to suffer a bit and actually work hard to win Fei Foon back. We seriously need a second lead to step in right now!
This drama heal me after #payback end. Go watch yall😍💞💞
Even after explanation behind all Lu Qing's acts, i still prefer if the author give us a sad ending than this shit
Like, usually someone would find Big Jane is weird and creepy after the sculpture thing, but Lil Jane was speechless to speak( in a nice way). Even his smile more brighter than ever😭😭😭
Everytime they appeared on the screen, i feel like they're the most straight couple for non straight couple. Cuz, there is no awkwardness and no toxic masculinity between them. Just pure relationship about two men who falling in love
1. Jay didn't need to spill his long-term master plan to Sun, but letting your person know where you're going is basic relationship etiquette. Even if they're not officially dating, their dynamic is deep enough that communicating their whereabouts is just common courtesy so the other person isn't left stressing out. Plus, I feel like you totally missed my point: it's not about Jay keeping his plans secret, it's about how careless he was to just leave some old guy to watch over things when he knows how insanely powerful and unpredictable Songphon is.
2. I am definitely not ignorant of what goes on in the real world. But fiction is literally where we go to see bad guys like Songphon and Sunny actually face consequences for ruining people's lives. It's the one place we can get a tiny bit of satisfaction for justice to be served. If these villains get away scot-free in real life and in fictional dramas too, it just feeds their egos and makes them think no one will ever stop them, on screen or off. Besides, you gotta remember that fiction doesn't always have to mirror the harsh realities of the real world. I mean, the MDL tag literally says #revenge, so where is the actual revenge supposed to be, especially this late in the story???
3. Patience is a virtue, sure, but there's literally only one episode left and the plan still has zero clarity. Even the preview for the upcoming finale is still 100% pure conflict, right before the literal last episode, like what???
4. I'm fully aware of how he is. My point is just that, as a viewer, it's not wrong to hope a character actually shows some growth and gets a bit more genre-savvy and aware of their surroundings. That’s a totally valid expectation.
5. There's nothing wrong with wanting a happy ending, even if it deviates a bit from the manhwa source material. That's literally what plot improvisations and adaptations are for.
Hope this helps