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I've seen a lot of reels talking about the betrayal. Although I haven't watched the drama I've seen a summary and I saw the clip of his letter to the prince and I immediately knew that they both had something to lose. All for one/one for all. What baffles me more is that this issue of classism & elitism still happens today even though it's not downright slavery but their focus is romantic betrayal. I get the pain of the prince but he seemed to have forgotten why he was separated from the captain in the first place.

I can't remember which drama it was but the lead didn't get his beloved but through his actions many people were able to dream and achieve more and openly love who they want. No matter how this drama ends for the leads, what phob did would last and benefit others in generations to come and that's a hard but necessary sacrifice.

When does the 'hilarious' begin in this drama? I'm more invested in jao's story so far. I hope episode 3 convinces me to continue.

It gets more emotional later on especially from the taller guy's perspective. The earlier episodes shows his mask, the later episodes reveals it was a mask all along.

This is certainly not everyone's cup of tea. Personally, I love it. It's clear what they insinuate without throwing it point black in your face. What many perceive as frustrating, I simply see it as a tease and I luv it 🥰. I usually wait to binge watch after a show ends but all the clips were too funny to resist. Plus it's ✨tutoryim✨.

Although I'm new to BL dramas, most I've watched recently have all been serious and this one made me laugh in every single episode so far. If everyone liking this drama is seen as a weirdo then I'm a proud one.