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The male lead is a paradox.

The male lead is someone who has experienced the outcome of an unfaithful relationship first hand. He witnessed what that did to his mother and yet he crosses the line with the female lead several time even after he sees that the two are in an amicicable relationship and she has a son of her own (plus he is also in a "relationship"). This is lazy writing, even if it is an all consuming love why do they try to cover it all up with her innocence and whatnot. Either make it an homest relationship or an unfaithful one, this is just a baseless fantasy by the creator. Even if they justify it over the next episodes, the severe unfaithful and dishonest behavior from both the leads is so cringe and inexcusable. I'm dropping this brainrot! However you try to package it, a s**t plot will be sh**t. The least they could have done is show them like the hypocritical dishonest characters they are.

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the sec we met the sick head of the house,…

the sec we met the sick head of the house, Ai Soon - i had a feeling he was the one behind the deaths/murderers, before him i suspected Ta Khuean. so i didn't need to see him in the interrogation room, to know he isn't the serial killer. cause if the murders aren't about the killing, but about the ability to prolong life, then the one in need is the sick guy - no?!? but the preview confused me, what cop? or is the cop the same one that went mad 15 yrs ago & went missing?!? & is he Ai Soon?!? time will tell. ****************************************************************************************************************************************Singha & Thup r adorable together & glad that Thup realized that instead of just avoiding & being afraid of the ghosts he could communicate & use them. but don't get why they not trying to find a way to help the guys that r targeted avoid becoming the next victim. i guess there aint no protection program in Thailand?!?? & if i was Darin i would search out Thup & stick close to him, as is the guys on Singha's teams think he is like a good luck charm that wards of ghosts. that true or not does it matter when u got a target on ur back?!? ****************************************************************************************************side note: i laughed out loud when King finally saw "smile" pity it didn't amount to anything more - & no i ironically don't want him dead. even though i don't trust him & i am still annoyed by how shady he is. but that doesn't mean i want him to become the next victim.

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JoongDunk’s Chemistry is on top

Episode one of Dare You to Death instantly pulls you in with its tense atmosphere and intriguing setup. The pacing is tight, the mystery feels layered, and it does a great job of making you curious about every character right from the start.Joong as Jade stands out immediately, especially with his more unserious, slightly comedic edge. Unlike his past roles, Jade brings a lighter, almost playful energy that cleverly contrasts the dark tone of the story. Joong handles this shift really well—his timing feels natural, and even his humor adds depth rather than breaking the tension. It’s refreshing to see him explore this side, and it highlights his versatility and growth as an actor.Dunk as Kamin, on the other hand, takes on the more serious and grounded role this time. He delivers a calm, composed performance that anchors the narrative. Kamin feels focused, observant, and emotionally restrained, and Dunk’s improvement is very noticeable in how confidently he carries this weight. His expressions and line delivery feel more mature and controlled, proving how much he has grown.What makes this even more compelling is the role reversal, especially for fans who watched The Heart Killers. Seeing Joong and Dunk swap dynamics adds freshness to their pairing. Despite the switch, their chemistry remains strong—arguably even stronger. Whether they’re sharing dialogue or just existing in the same frame, there’s an undeniable connection that feels organic and effortless. The dynamic between Jade and Kamin is compelling—intellectual tension mixed with emotional pull—making their interactions one of the most engaging parts of the episode.The supporting cast also shines, each actor bringing depth and personality that strengthens the overall mystery. Everyone feels well-placed within the story, adding layers to the tension rather than distracting from it.Overall, episode one is a strong and promising start. With a smart role reversal, clear character identities, and visible growth from Joong and Dunk, Dare You to Death sets high expectations for the episodes to come. Definitely a series worth watching.

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Vai acabar já :((((((((((

Tudo que disse sobre a woo hee, apaguei jáAmamos o cha eun woo 🙌🏽🤣Sabia que a yeo ri ia morrer, tava na cara, a bixinha não merecia, ajudou tanto elaAgora a linha do tempo ta fazendo sentido, o pai do je woon morreu, a rainha mor mandou matar a rainha e ele foi deposto, o ministro da esquerda matou todos os herdeiros para o rei la assumir (o pai do lee gang)Foi isso que o senhor do fio do destino falou sobre um fio do destino quebrado e ele não saber que tá se tornando um monstro? Ele gostava dela? Qual a história por trás?Mds a mãe do je woon VIVACulpa dele, deixou ela doida a coitada bixinha rapazNOSSA MUITO PLOT TWISTMas agora to com otimismo de que o final vai ser feliz 😭😭😭😭😭😭

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