I HAAAAATE THAT LADY KILL HER JUST ANYBODY KILL HER.....She can't be the real mother of Kang pio She is insulting…
To her, talent is just something to be bought, suppressed, or starved of opportunity until her son is the only choice left standing. How can anyone even be proud of that kind of a win ?
Them taking turns stripping off their outer layers carries way more heat and raw emotion than most BL make-out or NC scenes. It isn't hasty or over-eager. They even pause midway a few times just to meet each other's lips. I can practically feel the heavy breathing, and honestly, the sheer amount of calories burned in that moment alone! π
And then when James slowly unbuttons Kenβs jeans and lets them slide down, it doesn't even feel like undressing isn't it? It feels like Ken is finally letting go of a heavy burden he's carried for years.
Guys,how is the show ? I haven't started yet and I need some reviews from those who have watched π₯Ί
To me, it's incredible, but set your expectations right. It's a dark, moody supernatural mystery with amazing atmospheric storytelling. Not a lighthearted slice-of-life show. Very focused on tension, subtext, and a high-stakes dynamic between an immortal captain and a rookie cop. If you like dark fantasy noir with deep character layers, highly recommend giving Ep 1 a try!
omdss i love it when these type of theories come up. That makes sense esp cause dr. ji seems fine now
I believe he won't. We've seen how he is. James isn't built to sit back and pretend he didn't see something. He's hot-headed, gut-driven, and relentlessly persistent so he'll try to cross boundary lines by testing Ken, watching his reactions, pushing for answers while Ken will be on a high-alert mode. . But I see this as him trying to protect James from the curse by pulling back, even as James aggressively closes the gap. He might be confused or overwhelmed by what he's sensing, but turning a blind eye or treating Ken like a total stranger is literally impossible for him now. Heβs hooked, and Ep 5 could be where he starts actively chasing the truth.
As for the acting, Boss left his previous job to start acting. Of course, he might seem a bit unnatural, but that's…
"Needs to be practiced and learnt" - okay, so where are actors actually supposed to learn if you claim they "don't deserve the roles" the second they aren't instantly perfect? You can't preach that acting takes experience and then throw a fit the moment you have to watch someone gain that experience.
And literally who is forcing you to like the shows we like? Nobody cares if you drop it. What people are actually calling out is you treating your personal taste as some objective standard of "skill" - and then crying "entitlement" when everyone points out how flawed your take is.
34:00 - 35:45 jakob ahlbom - In Between.
36:20 - 37: 30 Rachel Sandy - The Redline Principle
38:00 - 40:29 Dillon Knighton - Half Moon
And then when James slowly unbuttons Kenβs jeans and lets them slide down, it doesn't even feel like undressing isn't it? It feels like Ken is finally letting go of a heavy burden he's carried for years.
The leads are natural actors.
Since there's no listing for them here :
Noh Jin-Wook https://www.instagram.com/noah88world/?hl=en
Jin Eun-Ho https://www.instagram.com/zi_euno
And literally who is forcing you to like the shows we like? Nobody cares if you drop it. What people are actually calling out is you treating your personal taste as some objective standard of "skill" - and then crying "entitlement" when everyone points out how flawed your take is.
The exit button is right there. Move on.