I will defend Phob till my last breath. I genuinely think that people who don't understand Phob are looking at the situation from a bubble where they've never had to worry about their country or the well-being of their people. Romantic love is not all there is in the real world. Phob had to make sacrifices for the greater good. That doesn't mean he didn't love Tin — it means he understood that he couldn't afford to be selfish when the lives of thousands of people were at stake. Do you remember that scene where Tin saw people picking up scraps from the floor to feed themselves, and after feeling sorry for them, he went on to order a full table of expensive food at the restaurant? That scene tells you everything about Tin. He is a royal. Despite his soft and sympathetic heart, he was still an aristocrat who could never truly understand what ordinary people had to go through every single day.
And that's exactly why I understand Phob's decision. Phob did understand that reality. He knew what was at stake, and he knew that sometimes you have to make incredibly painful sacrifices for the people you're fighting for. He didn't choose his country over Tin because he didn't love Tin. He chose the lives of thousands of people over his own happiness.
Phob did what he had to do, and he has my utmost respect for that.
You can clearly tell that a director has changed for this season… I don’t wanna judge too quickly but this episode did not captivate me the same way s1ep1 did
I think they intentionally left his death up for interpretation. It could’ve been a bear attack or a suicide, both of these were hinted throughout the show.
Anyway I am absolutely devastated, I haven’t cried like this in a long time… I really hoped he would learn to let go of the guilt and would be able to move on with Wenshu. Qingtian deserved all the best in the world
I really don’t understand why they treat Toto’s job like that. Being a medic, rescuing people is not something to be ashamed of, it’s something to be proud of. Yes it may not pay that much money (which is a problem within the system) but treating it as something embarrassing is crazy
The issue i have with One31 is that they do very “soap opera” kind of series, but the chemistry between these two is so incredible that i have to keep watching it 😩 Plus their visuals are crazy
Overall, I really liked the series. It was interesting, suspenseful, and well-acted, but I have one problem...…
There are tons of thriller and crime dramas that still have minor hetero romance subplot, so why can’t the same be made with BL? I think their relationship was integral to the plot, because if Seo YiDo hadn’t fallen in love with Taejeong, he would’ve killed him on the first day and that’s it.
I loved it! Such a beautiful and meaningful story. They perfectly combined romance, humour and suspense. And i loved that even their secondary characters had distinct personalities (i’ll miss my silly Chuai-Sai-Khong trio). Both Net and Jj did great, but especially Phop’s yearning eyes and soft voice were portrayed amazingly.
I’m glad Domundi finally makes shows with good writing/storytelling.
Hey guys I have a question about the ending. When Peem came to the guys’ graduation, he and Khem made it sound like they haven’t seen each other in 2 years. Can I ask why? I mean I understand that Khem had to finish his studies and Peem had to stay in the village, but what stopped them from meeting during the breaks or holidays for example? Maybe the novel readers could explain it better.
people were at stake.
Do you remember that scene where Tin saw people picking up scraps from the floor to feed themselves, and after feeling sorry for them, he went on to order a full table of expensive food at the restaurant? That scene tells you everything about Tin. He is a royal. Despite his soft and sympathetic heart, he was still an aristocrat who could never truly understand what ordinary people had to go through every single day.
And that's exactly why I understand Phob's decision. Phob did understand that reality.
He knew what was at stake, and he knew that sometimes you have to make incredibly painful sacrifices for the people you're fighting for. He didn't choose his country over Tin because he didn't love Tin. He chose the lives of thousands of people over his own happiness.
Phob did what he had to do, and he has my utmost respect for that.
Anyway I am absolutely devastated, I haven’t cried like this in a long time… I really hoped he would learn to let go of the guilt and would be able to move on with Wenshu. Qingtian deserved all the best in the world
I’m glad Domundi finally makes shows with good writing/storytelling.