BL Drama Lovers Club

 RiqueXinw:

On a personal level, I pray against this please Lord let this not be my experience ? (crying emoji if you don't see it)

Awww I'll pray for you too, because the year I spent trying to find a job that matched my major was terrible ?

 RiqueXinw:

Now I have another reason why I wanted Hayama's mother to be more involved in the plot because Shirasaki would see the effects (perhaps over hear a phone call) and now see that while Hayama was accomplished he has his own issues and that would make him seem more *human* (lack of a better term.) which would allow for some more scenes on an intimate and personal level which would allow for feelings to be aired out fully. 

Yep, this show definitely would have benefited from more storytelling in this aspect, I did feel that Shirasaki didn't know Hayama, the way Hayama knew him. 

OH MY GOD!! I ALMOST FORGOT

JUNE CHALLENGE - DAY 25 - Pick A BL Universe to Transmigrate Into

Pit Babe - because I want special powers lol I want the power to bend all four elements. Call me Avatar lol.

*Not my intrusive thoughts screaming Bangkok G Story*

Question:

How do you guys post videos here and get it to play in your post instead of just posting the link?

 RiqueXinw:

How do you guys post videos here and get it to play in your post instead of just posting the link?

Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.

 RiqueXinw:

I look forward to your final thoughts. I had similar thoughts about Zee at the time I watch it.

Final Thoughts

I'm confused by how things turned out. The quick resolution has left me unsure about how I should feel. Many of the conflicts seemed to be resolved without a satisfying conclusion.

I need to backtrack on my previous statement about his head. It's possible his head injury occurred during birth. He claims that all the negativity he's been expressing is due to his difficult childhood, but is he overlooking the fact that he has always treated everyone this way his whole life?

Yes, his actions were appropriate in helping his brother, but I'm not entirely convinced that it was solely for his brother's benefit. While they were questioning The Three Stooges, he seemed more concerned about how they had disrupted his life rather than them pursuing Sprite. His brother could have been in danger of being killed.

So, should we believe that Zee underwent a transformation? I didn't see one in the final episode. he was still allowing his brother to take the blame for his negative behavior.He didn't have any sincere conversations or offer any apologies to the boys on his team. 

And we shouldn't overlook the fact that he intentionally damaged his brother's relationship with First. As the audience, we cannot argue that he was unaware of Sprite's existing relationship, as that was one of the reasons for maintaining the status quo aside from the ongoing investigation involving The Three Stooges. Subsequently, he made a conscious effort to hurt him, despite the extensive support his brother had offered, the secrecy, managing microbullying, and training.

I need some clarification: Was Zee the person watching Sprite practice vigorously? If he was, that's even more disgusting of him because he witnessed all the effort his brother was putting in. What were the writers thinking in adding those flashbacks if they weren't going to do anything with them? They never provided an explanation of why he wanted to return to his life. Why did he want to take Sprite's place in the first place? It almost feels like he returned to the game because he didn't want his brother to have that position.

I observed a heartwarming scene in the final episode where the two brothers were shown side by side, which was particularly special. It's worth noting that this was the only scene of its kind in the entire series.

The portrayal of a content family seemed unrealistic because it is doubtful that the parents would expose the twins to so many triggering experiences only to be seen sharing meals at the family table. They have constantly been arguing, so I wondered when they had the time to become civil and selfless. None of the underlying issues seemed to be addressed, making me question the family dynamic's authenticity.

First's ability to forgive Sprite immediately after discovering his true identity. Even though I love Sprite, it would have been more convincing and justified if there were consequences for his actions. I think the writer should have revealed his true identity sooner so that the underlying trust issues could have been addressed. Instead, the conclusion to their relationship seemed rushed.

Lastly, I will add things that made me laugh during the final episode because they were just out of left field.

Oh, My God, they added a car accident ... Why??? 

Sprite promises  a gold medal  to First as his grand gesture to show that he cares and then gives it away

First's sister is betrayed by her friends because she is considered wealthy. I am aware that one of them was taking photos, but there was no explanation given for why this happened. It seems that the sole reason was her wealth, which was the end of the matter. I've had enough. My final rating for this drama was 6.5 because I liked some parts, but there were so many storylines that were just not finished I can't give it a higher score.

 Simi_Tutu:

Final Thoughts

OMG I got this notification too!! Yayyyyyy *cough* I sound like a kid on Christmas. Let me go read your post.

So... in LITA... why does Sky's ex, Gun, remind me of freaking Hisoka from Hunter x Hunter or Doma from Demon Slayer? He even has that odd vocal tone. But I prefer Hisoka even if he is... a lot of things.

 Simi_Tutu:

Final Thoughts

These reasons you listed are some of the reasons I rated it a 5.

This is going to sound so bad but I was looking back for some comments I made while watching to share with you and these were the cleanest ones I could find. I was on the internet cussing oh lawd help my mouth.

release  realise*

SMH

This one I made at the finale.

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