ashesinthewind

This is a series that must be binged.

Putter was so obviously lying, seriously.

I think that together with episodes 1 and 2, episode 7 was my favourite one! Pure adrenaline, yarning and tension, from the beginning to the end! However, I wanted the kiss at the end, come on!

I adored AuauSave in Your Sky, so I'm really excited about them as mains! <3

I have to rewatch just because I want to count how many times Rin ended up in Khobfa's arms in the very first episode. It kept happening and happening and happening, again and again. ;-)

No matter how much frustrated you are with the guy, you do not break up with him on his birthday. And why wasn't anyone calling them on their (well, fake, but no one knows it) cheating?

I meant that Bay and his father are childish in general, not just when they are with each other. ;)

Why are Bay and his father so childish? Sun is by far the more mature and relatable of the two for me. At least he tries to be civil and live his life in peace, but Bay is way too obssessed with this pointless rivalty to let him be. Bay should be old enought to recognize what his problem actually is, but with a father like that, it's no wonder he doesn't.

I seem to be in the minority here about not caring about any side couples.

I would've preferred to see him dying mentally and emotionally in jail.

You're probably right, but I can't forget how he strangled that poor boy in the pool, didn't get into jail for it and then had the nerve to call Sun a murderer. He was on his way to becoming like the other two, and considering how young he is, I don't want to imagine him 20 years later.

My favourite series for 2026 so far. I loved Sun so much, amazing character, and anticipated his journey to accepting what happened and giving himself a chance of life every week.

Sunny got off too lightly, he should've died like the other two, he was just as bad as they were.

To be honest, I was so sure about the bear for the reasons you mentioned, especially the fact that Changyang refused to bring back his body, that suicide never occurred to me at all until I came here and read the comments. Also, Tian knew Wenshu loved him and he would never be as cruel to him as to run away from him like that, promising to return, and kill himself instead, right around the corner. For me the more reasonable explanation is that the bear got him.

My heart is broken, no matter what happened. That poor boy was bearing a burden for years and deserved a chance to move on from it. He was surrounded with people who loved him. Why did they take that chance from him?

This is what I thought, too. A bear.

It was very smart of you to watch the small theater episodes first. I wish I'd done that too.

I should've known it was coming, he was acting way too cheerful and nonchalant considering he knew what had happened. This is never a good sign.

I can't remember the last time I've been that upset and crying over what happened to a fictional character. Maybe I should've seen it coming, but I honestly thought he would get if not a happy, at least a hopeful ending. I get that life is not fair and all, but why was that necessary?

I hope GMMTV can do more series like this, it was an all-around standout for me. I enjoyed every episode and every single character, the cinematography, the pacing, the overall vibe, the adorableness, and the comfort it brought me. This summer, we got very lucky in BL land, many great series are airing right now and this is one of them.

The plot reminds me a little of Bad Buddy - rivaling fathers, the boys are neighbours, bicker a lot and at least one of them already has a secret crush on the other, or at least this is what it looked like to me.

I wonder how the uncle knew about that. Is Jay really the kind of person to share something like that with him (or anyone)?

This actor has actually had several different roles, this is not his first one. I've seen him in Dead Friend Forever (where he played the role of the most innocent character) and in 4 Minutes, where he played someone seeking revenge for the death of his brother. He was convincing every time. As far as I'm concerned, he can continue doing versatile roles.

I think Sunny and his backer have to be vilest characters I've seen in a series for a very long time. Both of them have to die, I don't accept any other punishment.

Sun, on the contrary, is my hero, I adore him to pieces.

Yes, I don't know if it's a coincidence or they also looked at their ages when they picked them, but it's a nice touch for sure. :)

The age gap in the series is 7 years, but both are adults. IMO, it's actually a good thing that the actors have about the same age gap as the characters.