Kuragehime

@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

I don't get what you want to say

NO WAY Baabin doesn't already like Bua. After he hits on 4Mod he'll realise he already moven on. Him confessing shows his character debelopment, Bua's honesty might have given him courage. But I still feel so bad for Bua, I never rooted for anyone like I do for him. BaabinBua are more interesting than ChianMod.

It could indicate character debelopment for Jin, but it also definetely would be out of character, considering how "upright" he has been all his life. Even his reflections about being a bystander relay his pov. Besides, they just got back together - maybe in the future he will muster up the courage.

Don't get me wrong, Ming is a whole black flag, not even red one. But you dropped the show before such a turning point, besides Ming's character development is one of a kind. Hope one day you give that show a chance, it's gonna surprise you

Omg same, I dropoed it then picked it up. And now at episode 2 it seems weird to return to the beginning, I think it's just better to drop it altogether 😂

I dropped TharnType but My Stand in is a masterpiece. Why would you even compare them

Yeah, I finished it. Still wish they didn't do that

I started episode 1 and I'm so confused why they spoiled the whole show in the first 2 minutes? Anyone, does it make some sense later?