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wow, you have a really good point with shin scared of his future, I didn't even think about it, that's right and also could be a reason

Yeah, as I interpret it this way, I couldn't stop crying and my whole evening was ruined. The saddest drama I've ever seen. It is so heartbreaking but when you think about it, yeah, realistic.

prepare yourself well, the ending is shocking and leaves you speechless

I feel like I'm the only person who thinks that it was only Shin that died. For me it's clear - he tried to act as everything was okay and as he finally moved on because he was being under control all the time, and he was just waiting for the moment alone to end everything. He never recovered. No matter how much time has passed and how much meds he took. When he got an occasion to be finally alone, he decided to jump in front of a car. A few seconds before that, he was just imagining Keng and even sympathizing with him, while thinking it was all his fault, which is just terrible. I don't see the idea of open ending at all, he clearly took a step and boom. The end.

I wish people wouldn't be so problematic and would actually try to enjoy the series, like are you all blind, this can literally be the best bl drama released in 2019. The acting is very good, the story is superb and I'm sure the characters will have their development. The only negative thing is waiting tbh

i LOVE it so much, can't wait for the next episodes

Exactly my thoughts, his trauma was introduced as something huge and sitting deep inside him even after all those years and episode 3 is just like... boom. Trauma is gone. That was weird.

Yeah, I understand it's because of the novel's length and we don't see a lot of things, but still, they could've show the time passing by a little better then just mention that 'it's almost the end of the term'. And they absolutely made an amazing job, I will not say a bad word about the actors! I know the director has to follow the original storyline with fast pacing, so it's just the matter of an author of the novel I guess.

Just another thought, I think that Type is extremely interesting character in this series. He is a person totally conflicted with himself and he doesn't want to admit anything in front of himself, even that he suffers from trauma and should get help. To prevent conflicts with others, he should firstly get some self-love, because he seems like a person full of complexes and mental blockade. He should listen to his heart sometimes.

Okay... that was a powerful episode and I had to rethink it. I didn't like it as much as the first two. At first I tried to overlook Tharn's behavior as Type was also not okay against him, but in this episode he went too far. Kissing someone while they're sleeping is just not okay, and I would be very mad if someone would do such a thing to me. Whether it is on lips, forehead, cheek - it doesn't matter. I like Tharn less and less with every episode. He becomes more and more pushy and he should just stop. I also don't like the thought that Tharn is trying to show Type so hard that he wants it and that he might not be straight.

Another thing is, I don't believe that Type, a person who has a fair trauma, a person who was afraid of any physical contact gave up just like that. It all happened too fast and is unrealistic as hell.

I feel like it is my fault that I feel disappointed though. I was hoping that at first they will just get to know each other and slowly become closer, that Tharn will find everything out, that they will slowly push the limits together and get to something physical then, with clearly both of them wanting it. It is totally opposite.

The good thing I noticed is an amazing acting. I love how the expressions of Type has changed (good job, Gulf). In the first episode he looks so angry, ready to fight anytime, but now, you can see how his inner self changed. Right now he looks lost, questioning and analyzing everything that happened.

I can't tell you my opinion on it because I don't know how the novel ends, neither positive and negative version. I'm trying to avoid the spoilers, so I just have to keep on watching and the only conclusions I draw are based on the drama itself.

I am with you!

First of all, Shin NEVER showed any romantic affection towards Keng - yes, he was admiring him for being a top student in university and having a high position. He was his idol - that's literally all. He is a very innocent person who suffers from low self-esteem and all that, and Keng was a person he trusted. In my opinion it was clear from the beginning that they like each other in different ways. I think Keng misunderstood him and I don't understand how people can justify his actions even in the slightest. If he was mad and hurt by the fact that Shin did not want to be close with him anymore, he could just shout at him or whatever, however he did not only rape him but also beaten up to the point he ended up in HOSPITAL. That is unexcusable. And yes, I agree that Keng has some kind of mental illness and should get some treatment as soon as possible. Anyways, I was not trying to hate on you, I just wanted to express my opinion.

You know what's the worst? The thing that we already know that Shin will forgive him everything because of the beginning of episode 1 where we can see the future. Keng's behavior is absolutely unacceptable and Shin should stay away from him as far as possible and we know he won't do it. I wonder if he will tell anyone about what happened and hope he will not try to justify it.

I swear P'Keng is having some split personality, I can't believe what he just did...

omg girl... the worst thing is it kinda makes sense, especially the scene where he was touching his stomach as if something was wrong plus the trailer where Xiang Hao Ying told Yu Xi Gu that they will be together forever...

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