I completely agree with how they handled the revolution because it's such a real and important topic. I really liked how they portrayed the fight to free the people from a dictatorship, as well as the relationship between two men during such a difficult time. To me, Phob putting the revolution first was the right decision because, in the end, freeing the people was the most important goal. What I didn't like was the way he handled his relationship with Tin. From the very beginning, he should have been honest instead of mixing his feelings with his mission. Tin opened his heart completely, trusted him, risked his family, his position, the kingdom, important documents, and valuable information. In the end, Phob used all of that trust to get the information he needed to accomplish his mission. Yes, his cause was just and necessary, but that doesn't change the fact that he used Tin. That's why I think both of their perspectives are valid at this point. Tin has every right to feel betrayed, and Phob did what he believed was necessary for the greater good. Even so, I don't think they should end up together as if nothing happened. It might be painful, but I honestly believe an ending where they don't end up together would be much more realistic and fair. Not every story needs a perfect ending or the usual cliché where love fixes everything. Some betrayals leave scars that simply don't disappear. That said, since it's a series, I have a feeling Tin will probably forgive him. But honestly, a small part of me still hopes he doesn't. Not because I hate Phob, but because I think Tin deserves someone who gives him the same love, trust, and commitment that he gave so freely. And, at least in my opinion, that never happened to the same extent...
a shame how some of y'all are so clearly here only for the NC's and can't appreciate the story being told. it…
same I love how it shows the growth in the relationship and also the reality behind how mated pairs meet. it isn't always roses and love. And the fact that the nature slowly corrodes your self will, you have to learn by force to live with it and make do. They are slowly accepting each other and hopefully make the best out of this situation.
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What I didn't like was the way he handled his relationship with Tin. From the very beginning, he should have been honest instead of mixing his feelings with his mission. Tin opened his heart completely, trusted him, risked his family, his position, the kingdom, important documents, and valuable information. In the end, Phob used all of that trust to get the information he needed to accomplish his mission. Yes, his cause was just and necessary, but that doesn't change the fact that he used Tin.
That's why I think both of their perspectives are valid at this point. Tin has every right to feel betrayed, and Phob did what he believed was necessary for the greater good. Even so, I don't think they should end up together as if nothing happened.
It might be painful, but I honestly believe an ending where they don't end up together would be much more realistic and fair. Not every story needs a perfect ending or the usual cliché where love fixes everything. Some betrayals leave scars that simply don't disappear.
That said, since it's a series, I have a feeling Tin will probably forgive him. But honestly, a small part of me still hopes he doesn't. Not because I hate Phob, but because I think Tin deserves someone who gives him the same love, trust, and commitment that he gave so freely. And, at least in my opinion, that never happened to the same extent...
this one is way better
Cann't wait for ep5