any spoilers everyone?? i wanna know if its worth my timeeee (〜￣△￣)〜

never mind i found the spoiler and UHM PASS its so telenovela coded for some reason

Can you spoil it for meee

found the spoiler in a comment way back but the grammar was fcked up so i asked chatgpt to fix it:

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Spoiler – The seme initially has some red flags, but his marriage gets fixed later. The uke feels like the seme is the only person he has left, but he also fears the seme won’t stay by his side. Desperate, the uke tries to have sex with the seme. Later, the seme realizes he’s been showing kindness to the uke, but he’s actually using him—slowly poisoning his older brother’s food with sleeping pills so the uke can visit his room at night.

The seme dislikes his family because he is actually the child of a mistress and was always treated as an outsider. His older brother even tried to kill him when they were kids. Eventually, the seme kills his older brother, causing his stepmother to go crazy and blame everything on the uke. Now that the seme has power, including control over the company, he becomes more obsessed with the uke. To keep him close, he confines the uke in the house, placing bodyguards everywhere and forcing himself on him whenever he returns home.

The uke eventually escapes, but the seme captures him again and locks him inside with guards. When the uke finds out the seme is getting married, he wonders what role he even has in the seme’s life. He escapes again and reunites with his twin sister, who is pregnant with another man’s child. She suddenly goes into labor, but the man with her abandons them. The uke searches for the seme and sees him leaving a hospital with a woman (who is actually just a stranger he helped). The uke misunderstands, thinking the seme has moved on, but it turns out the seme has been keeping an eye on him all along.

A lot happens—eventually, the seme finds the uke again, helps his sister, and later, the uke starts working at a restaurant where he’s harassed by men. The seme asks him to return. More drama follows, including a fire breaking out at the house. The seme saves the uke but gets injured in the process.

In the end, they live happily together. We also learn that the seme’s older brother always knew the uke was a man because he once saw them having sex. The seme never actually killed his brother—his brother threw himself out of a window in an attempt to guilt-trip the uke, but he failed.