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Last Updated: 03/25/2026
LOVE OF SILOM // EP1
Never Forget Your Enemy depicts of bare ass and thrusting action which is kind of unheard of in kbl. Like wow, they're showing gay sex and not just the vague implication of gay sex. Good for them.
I think it must feel so good to officially retire from being a (rich) popular actor to now live happily with your (secret long-term) boyfriend.
No way. It was just a dream, right? Please. It has to be a dream.
NEVER FORGET YOUR ENEMY (2026) | Episode 2
I need to geek about early gang culture of Hong-Kong because this show is doing it accurately...
1. Using kowloon walled city as a backdrop
Kowloon walled city was a city within a city. A place almost detached from the rapidly developing rest of Hong-Kong. This is where the lowest of economic class resided. Hence crime of any form was rampant. Kowloon is where local gangsters originated. Kowloon was ruled by gangs. Laws *literally* stopped working in kawloon as even police officials wouldn't enter the place.
In the first episode an old man is trying to recruit *fresh blood* for a gang for commission. Very accurate. Many associates, old members and young women were tasked to recruit young men, dare I say 'boys' for gangs. Education was a rare thing. As the community lived in poverty, gangs were a way to make quick money and gain power. Or that's what was told to them.
2. Xiaoqi hall being involved in the film industry
As Hong Kong movies started gaining international accreditation, gangs were quick to involve themselves in the industry. It was an amazing way to turn black money into white, have a legitimate front and weild soft power among the population through owning actors, directors etc. (Bollywood has the same thing too)
3. Liuyi's father was a *drug addict* not *alcoholic*
Liuyi specifically mentions his father was a 'drug addict'. (Ngl I screamed at this moment because most shows use the 'my father as an alcoholic' trope).
The show stayed true to the drug problem of Hong-Kong. And kowloon again being in the centre of it. As Hong-Kong became a busy hub, transporting things from all around the world it included illegal stuff too. Drugs predominantly. And quite a huge chunk of it went towards the lower class population to keep them docile and in debt of the gangs, always.
4. Qiang long taking in the siblings
Some people may see qiang long in a positive light because he 'rescued' liuyi. But gangs did this all the time. Financing a child's education, someone's daughter's marriage, taking in orphans with the goal of getting them in debt of the gangs.
Qiang long's hypocrisy can be seen in how he doesn't give xia liuyi proper education (because he could if he wanted to) instead he makes liuyi learn how to weild knives. He disagrees to liuyi joining the gang but also immediately gives him a position which would not make liuyi see the negative parts of joining a gang.
5. Xia liuyi 'gifting' chusan's father the banner
Gangs control lands. That includes shops, houses, anything. Public or private. Gangs would often give 'gifts' to people they were appeased with. And xia liuyi giving chusan's father the banner is a statement. It shows that this household now has connections to xiaoqi hall. This house has 'protection' from xiaqi hall.
The subtitles for Sammy's Children's Day using the Mandarin Pinyin romanizations for characters' names while the entire show is dubbed in Cantonese is a little confusing and infuriating to me, a native Cantonese speaker
i need that nerd to pound that gangster into the mattress yesterday
Fan Xiao in To My Shore:
+ bonus how they decided to hold him down
Because it's true: just because someone says they are sorry doesn't mean you should forgive them. Not when the apology is given more to ease one's guilty conscience rather than truly being sorry for the hurt they have caused.
Again, there are sins that cannot be forgiven. The sinner can try to be a better person for other people's sake as penance. But they shouldn't expect absolution just because they feel sorry.
Arthit is a Situations Guy of all time.
He fights piranhas. He lives on a cursed floor of an apartment complex. He's being haunted by his best friend who got murdered in the apartment next door. His bestie's gf was convicted for the murder and is in jail. He still visits her in jail because she's also his bestie and he #BelievesWomen.
He finds out the kid next door, Dao, can talk to ghosts and read feelings. He begs Dao to help get his bestie out of jail. He succeeds and reunites his wrongfully-convicted bestie with the ghost of her boyfriend.
He enters an arrangement with Dao in an attempt to speak to his dead mom one last time. But Dao wants something in return, and now he's being spammed nonstop by Dao's annoying ex. Against his will, he is now doing pro-bono therapy work for Dao's ex.
He agrees that Dao's ex is a piece of shit but he still goes for drinks with the ex anyway after Dao verbally murders him. And for all his trouble, the evil ex still pisses on his car.
Just a guy experiencing nonstop situations.
Technically he hands off the counseling part to Tonfah.
This is his attempt at parrying the Situation, but it comes for his ass in the end anyway (when he gets drinks with the evil ex for some reason and has his car pissed on)
Arthit is a Situations Guy of all time.
He fights piranhas. He lives on a cursed floor of an apartment complex. He's being haunted by his best friend who got murdered in the apartment next door. His bestie's gf was convicted for the murder and is in jail. He still visits her in jail because she's also his bestie and he #BelievesWomen.
He finds out the kid next door, Dao, can talk to ghosts and read feelings. He begs Dao to help get his bestie out of jail. He succeeds and reunites his wrongfully-convicted bestie with the ghost of her boyfriend.
He enters an arrangement with Dao in an attempt to speak to his dead mom one last time. But Dao wants something in return, and now he's being spammed nonstop by Dao's annoying ex. Against his will, he is now doing pro-bono therapy work for Dao's ex.
He agrees that Dao's ex is a piece of shit but he still goes for drinks with the ex anyway after Dao verbally murders him. And for all his trouble, the evil ex still pisses on his car.
Just a guy experiencing nonstop situations.
My Romance Scammer is actually so funny when the plot isn't stressing me the fuck out
Watched Thundercloud Rainstorm recently and my official review is that sometimes you need to risk the possibility of incest to experience one of the best kbl dramas made in recent times
Duang With You is so important to me because Duang is undeniably a weird and clingy Silly Freak Guy, yet all his friends love and adore him, and he successfully bags the campus baddie of his dreams without changing a thing about himself. We should all aspire to these heights.
oh so qin does know how buttons work. so leaving his own undone is a choice. oh. i see you qin. i know your ways.
