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to still come to that conclusion shows me that you didn't actually take time to comprehend what I said

after finishing the show, they def were trying to protect her character but yeah it is hypocritical she took it so personal especially when they were going after him to begin with

yes, the pictures don’t portray a niece and uncle relationship. Like if I didn’t already watch the show, it looked like two mains but not in a familial sense. However, I don’t think they were sexual or really disturbing, it just didn’t feel right and I’m not sure what the plot photo director was trying to go for

nah she still gotta die for what she did to Jian and woojin on the island

I’m on ep 3, the kiss was random and they did not play it off well. It just felt like a force way to have some type of skinship but tbh it was stupid and nonsensical. And he kissed him twice while saying he despises him… It genuinely makes no sense and the enemies to lovers feels forced. At this point he should have no sexual attraction to him, or if he does it needs to be held at bay cause it doesn’t make sense for the point we are at in the story. And it makes no sense how he is righteous and has a high intolerance for murder but any form of assault and abuse is okay…. But I am enjoying the show so far

I think two things can be true at the same time. While I understand why you think I mean realistic, I don't think that is an accurate way to describe the themes that I talk about as no matter how "unrealistic" the shows can be, the themes will always be from real life and topics discussed in literature should reflect themes you see in real life. I don't think there's any theme or topic that can't be found in real life so to me all topics are realistic. However, some of these shows aren't and the way characters go about things aren't. Like The Untamed is the furthest from realistic or realatable for me, however topics like being an outsider/black sheep, found family, forgiveness, jealousy, greed, and genocide are all things themes presented in the show that exist in real life. Yet, I would like to emphasize that in this case, it's not about whether the show went about the heavier topics in a realistic way, it's about whether I think it was an okay choice to display the topic of rape as a minor issue or something that can be overlooked

will do!

Idk her feelings were valid to me. I feel like she liked Seunghun, he dropped the bag and wrote her off as a friend and then circled back and claimed he had feelings for her. Then with Hyukjoon she liked how he made her nervous and they had a bit of tit for tat. But more than anything I feel like she really wanted it to be Jungyun. Like he was her ideal type, he was kind and handsome and I think she found him to be on her level, however, he really didn't flirt. He didn't know how, all he knew was to honestly share his feelings and that was it. He also didn't take any initiative. So I feel like her dilemna became that she really wanted to committ to Jungyun even though she knew he's not who she wanted but ultimately it stressed her out too much and she felt too seen so she just gave up

Can you help clear this for me: which part of the show is based off of a novel, the entire show or just the Deep In aspect with Gao Zhuna and Dr Fang?

Either way, I still don't think it makes it okay just because the book was worse, if anything I feel like they should have changed more of it to completely deter from the book because they know how bad and problematic the material is.

And no I did not watch the end credits, I wasn't aware there was more to view

yeah idk about this one, 15 mins into it and I can tell its on some bs. Horrible production w/ scenes that are unnecessary and long, the text messages are done poorly, they're not explaining who Yi Shua is or who these characters are, they didn't even highlight Chang Yang until after everyone left, and there's like forced little moments already that makes no sense in the scene and where the story is right now. I also like longer dramas and eps, but this one seems unnecessary. I feel like as I keep watching, the show is gonna feel like there were people who wanted to share a story and maybe had thoughts for certain scenes, but overall execution wasn't planned out.

Like this first ep is boring and doesn't have enough structure. Even the opening scene was trash and isn't sucking you in. It also fails to show the story conflict and like I said explain characters and their importance to the main character

This was a good show. My favorite part about this show was the second show in it, it made me interested all throughout and was very good.

What I didnt like is the how the show dealt with sexual assault. In the main story, just like Double Helix it felt like they excused the assualt with “oh but look how much he loves you.” Obviously, this wasnt nearly as bad as double helix but I felt like they shouldnt have included it in this series, it was unecessary and the writers didnt know how to deal with it. And in the second show, i dont like how much they romanticized sa, it shouldnt have been used almost as a kink. I also feel like the inclusion of Justin wasnt necessary.

Also, I didn’t like how dismissive of everyone Zhen Xin was. Like the way he acted didnt feel cool, it just felt plain dumb and reckless and I get that’s his character but his character is also supposed to be nonchalant in a way and he just wasn’t that. Like they acted like they were the only two people in the world and it made me mad because think of everyone else’s hard work that are being put into this show and these two are just ruining it b/c of the scandal. But lowkey I do like how they act because the only toxic trope I like is codependency😃 and it was like that in both the main story and the inner show

lol she def didn’t make them fall in love with her, and she never gave publicity stunt to me

that being said, I didn’t like her because I felt like she didn’t consider herself an eternal single and understand why she’s never found anyone. I guess in a way it felt like she thought she was above them and didn’t really feel like she had any reason for why she’s never dated

I agree, I think the avatar blind dates should have just been for support when the convo fell flat or the singles dont know how to make their heart flutter. It almost gave disgenuine due to hm the spectators interfered

def better production than the last however, i think the dates needed to be more exciting and have cause for heart flutters and also the advantages were lame. They should have stopped with the 5 min library and the safe house was just a waste as it never led to anything.

also I wish they had vetted Taehoon more. He was just a distasteful pick and don’t have a single redeeming quality. Like he genuinely felt like a greasy, bad person to me.

ty! I will give the show a try

okay thank you so much, I wanted to wtach it but was hesitant and this has assured me its not anything weird. I will give the show a try

I agree but then again there really are such incompetent cops. I feel like he would be a parking ticketing cop😭 not a detective

I said the same thing lmaooo

I watched this because I was in the mood for a short bl and even though it was short, it wasn’t missing anything. This show was so good, I literally neglected all my responsibilities just to watch it. This is how a show should be

ooo I'm really hesitant to watch this. The theme is almost pedophilic but if its like the Taiwanese show Innocent, then it has the potential to be great. Someone let me know if it's weird or not