ashesinthewind

Save and Wan (and Auau and Third) deserve the world.🥰

The Phatee/Ranne story arc is engaging and once again a prove why Pop is one of my favourites of the Change2561 actors. He's so versatile. He was a great villain in Pit Babe, a great ambiguous character in I'm the Most Beautiful Count and here he's the most awkward and sweetest cutie pie ever. I'm really impressed. <3

Seriously, what happened to the individual episode rankings? There's no way they would drop (all of them, btw, not just for one episode) that much unless someone was deliberately trying to manipulate them?

It's Tle - Safe Zone.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mE3lN71ToZg

I saw a video on Tumblr. :)

They filmed the NC scene in one take.

I'm even more speechless than before. <3

Thank you for this amazing analysis and for especially emphasizing how amazing their acting is, of both Auau and Save. It's been driving me crazy to see comments claiming they cannot act, and they are both doing an amazing job with these characters, and not just in the NC scene.

I don't get it either... Third has been sweet and supportive to Wan from the very beginning. Has anyone forgotten episode 3? Third looked unhappy with anyone but Wan, and they were just getting closer. Of course now he would feel comfortable emough to relax, he has confessed, knows his feelings are returned and he just cried on Wan's shoulder. Why would it be out of character to be open about his feelings to the person he has liked since he saw him? There is literally no one else in his life who seems to understand him and is just willing to listen to him but Wan.

Also, they were on a date far away from the mess with Nine and everything else. There was no one breathing down their neck. They are allowed to just enjoy each other's company for once. It's clear that it's not going to last.

I like Kla's shows, generally, despite some cringe. I was actually very happy to find out that Kla was going to direct this, because I love Auau and Save and wanted them to be successful and Kla's shows, no matter what, are generally well done.

Confirmed, it was love at first sight for Third. But we already knew that. :)

Save outdid himself in that NC scene. He had to play vulnerable, shy, excited and bold and did all of it with a bang.

Was Nine involved in Thee's accident? I wouldn't be surprised.

Thank you, episode 8, you gave me what I wanted.

The semi-zombie brother is more humane and likable than He Yao. It's time that He Yao leaves the scene, no matter how, he's been manipulating and lying and deceiving everyone for way too long. I could use the last two episodes without him.

I know we're supposed to sympathise with Lin Zhai and I do, to some extent, but him having an one-track mind and being that gullible at the same time is getting tiresome at this point. In a way, he's just like He Yao - fixating on one thing only, disregarding anyone and everything else - only without using others to achieve his goal, which makes him a very easy target.

All the previews and spoiler pics are about ThirdWan and this is what I want to see today, please. 🥰

I'm not absolutely sure about it, but one of the mains doesn't look like a real person. It's very disturbing to watch, because the other one does.

Way too much AI, I'm really struggling to get through episode 3.

This is so much better than I expected it to be! Can't wait to see what will happen next!

IA, too. In one of the threads on Reddit, someone had written that their unpopular opinion is that there's way too little ThirdWan in this show. I'm here for them, they are supposed to be the main characters (well, with Nine, but he's been taking up a lot of airing time and it's enough) and I hope the preview for the next episode means that it will be about them.

Thank you for your last two paragraphs, because I felt like the only one wishing there was more ThirdWan in general, not just episode 7. I get that Nine is a main too and that his role is important, but I don't care about him and he is taking up a lot of the airing time. I'm here mainly for ThirdWan and hope that they will get more scenes together in the last 5 episodes.

I've been thinking about why what Third did bothers me so much (well, besides the obvious) and have finally figured it out. It was not Third's decision to make, because no matter his excuse, it was not about him.

When Nine betrayed Third in high school in order to get the scholarship and Third decided to delete the video and keep quiet about it, while I think it was wrong, it was still his decision to make, because he was the victim and it was up to him to decide how to deal with it. This time, however, it was not about him. It was about the man he had just confessed to and told him he would leave all of it for him. The right thing to do would've been to tell Wan about the video and have trust in him to make the right decision. Instead, he didn't even think of telling Wan about it, and there is really no excuse for that. He basically made a decision on Wan's behalf without bothering to tell him about it, on a very serious matter.

I'm starting to think that Renji is just having fun by playing everyone, watching their reactions and amusing himself. If he truly wanted to help Wan, he would've sent him the video and not Third. I agree that he seems to like Wan more than Nine (really, who within their right mind would want Nine as their brother-in-law), but not enough to put a stop to his fun. Well, he can afford it, as the brother of the producer, I guess, he's in a better position than all of them combined.

I just realised that despite what everyone was saying about Wan and his acting, he's the only one in that series who got his role normally by auditioning.

North's got his boyfriend, his brother and his brother's boyfriend a role, and how Third got his role and why he accepted it (and whether it was with or without his mother interfering) is yet to be revealed, but I strongly suspect he did not volunteer to be Nine's partner by himself.

Run, Wan, run!

Even if he was, he's not anymore, he's had only eyes for Wan. Why would he protect Nine over Wan after all of this?

I have no idea why he would do that. Some lingering feelings for Nine still left, because they were childhood friends? Even if Nine really leaves Wan alone, he'll find another victim.

The scene at the end with him crying in Wan's arms was heartbreaking, because it was clear that he was struggling with what he did and it felt to him like betraying Wan and at the same time he's the only one he can find comfort in. This is why I need to understand why he did it, because honestly... only because the horrible manager asked him to and North's anger is not good enough for me.