Kuragehime

People that defend Teh seem to ignore this fact. If Oh witnessed that scene he would be heartbroken. Btw you forgot "spoiler tag", apply it - don't kill the fun for others.

Yeah, except Oh's tattoo was...Teh himself? And he wasn't homesick etc. I'm not saying he's a villain, but you seem to try too hard to understand him. Some things are simpler: Teh was always egocentric, and Oh always loved Teh more than he loved himself - that's why they seem to "complete" each other.

A unique way to gaslight yourself. Even Teh himself knew exactly what he did (at least after the fact), he doesn't need defending 🤦🏻‍♀️

Thank you

Your comment is a spoiler, you should've marked it as such. Not everyone wants to know how series end, you spoil the fun for others.

I see, thanks. Overall is first season good?

Thanks, I think then it should be ok, I don't do well with jumpscares, + I avoid shows that have SA

I'm confused, comments under Kiseki Chapter 2 say that show has nothing to do with this one. Am I not sypposed to watch the prequel first, and then this show?

Could you compare it with some other gore show? I'm so intrigued by the show, but want to know what I'm getting into. Are there jumpscare elements too?

Ikr, there're so many dark shows with heavy themes, and you know what you sign up for. Tbh the opening scenes were so moody that I expected something heavy, for whole 2 episodes I thought there might be some develooment in that direction. By ep 3 I realized that it was just bad writing, but by that time I was hooked by actors and didn't drop the show.

@delena666 Thanks, I won't attempt reading the book. I knew they followed the source material, but it just shows bad writing. There should be coherency in tone and theme. If not for that scene out of the blue, the series would be just funny, light, with second hand embarassement (but that's fine, it's still entertaining)

Exactly, so uncalled. I know it follows the source material, but it doesn't serve the tone of the show, or its theme. I kean the show is funny, the chemistry is great, but it's on "entertaining" side of things, you can't dip into SA and then go on to have fun and games

@claddagh yes, it's not about being a snowflake, but an attitude towards cheap storytelling - in bl Happy of the end there were much more disturbing scenes, but they served a purpose and the theme. Here they "attemted" to show that ML is a red flag, but there're so many other ways to show it without relying on such tricks

The only beef I have with the series is ep 1, how Chi Chrng left that "traitor" boy as a play thing for those guys - it was a grape and aside from it being disgusting, it doesn't even fit the rest of the series AT ALL. I'm surprised no one seems to be disturbed by that.

Same, I'm starting today. The cast has 2 of my favourite actors

What the heck is wrong with this horrendous synopsis - why not spoil the ending of the series too at this point?

Thank you so much! I don't mind watching something light and funny from time to time, but that's as far I go in terms of wasting time, I'm dropping this show 😭

SHOULD I CONTINUE? I'm only 2 episodes in but this whole premise of kidnapping, forcing , coercing someone to become a funeral director when he wants to perform is too ridiculous. You can inherit family business on paper and hire specialists to manage it, you don't need to become a pro at it yourself if you genuinely hate it. Production's good, the second couple looks interesting, + I love Parker, but I'm afraid the plot'll get even more silly in later episodes 😭

"As dead as they believed" has ne cackling

I agree about screenshot thing in regards to Bua, but I think he's just "used to" liking Fou - he doesn't seem to like him in that way anymore, more like someone he genuinely cares for. But he hasn't realized it yet