SweetCat

thanks

nem o seriado mais Trash de vampiro é pior que isso.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Doesn't that have anything to do with martial arts?

not me, i'm gonna roast this bl in my final review.

Thailand rarely gets it right when it comes to fighting. This may be because they are not well known as a country of martial arts, or perhaps because there are few professionals who do this there, or maybe it is to save money by not hiring instructors.

Honestly, I think this is a shot in the foot in the long run. I get why people in my country watch these BLs we don’t really have media made for the LGBTQ+ community, so folks just want to support and engage with content that gives gay people some visibility. But I don’t know how long people can keep watching shows with bad writing and questionable acting.

Yes, the scripts at GMMTV are getting worse by the day, but from what I’ve read and I agree they’re putting more focus on things that have nothing to do with writing, acting, or the BL itself... On social media, it’s all about fan meetings, fancons, marketing, mascots... apparently, those things bring in more money. and they are paying more attention to these things.

hahahahahahahahahahaha I don't remember how I came across Dantes Cove, whether I was looking for supernatural series, but it must have been the trashiest series I've ever seen, which is why I was surprised that someone mentioned it.

I don't think his biography is that bad

Did you get to watch any episodes of Queer as Folk? I started watching it, but it was too painful, so I dropped.

Wow, that one about Dantes Coves was so unexpected. I never thought I'd read someone talking about that...

It's obvious that it's not an exact science they won't always get it right but those family dramas, morally gray or ambiguous characters, grandma and grandpa, siblings who can't stand each other… that always leads to more stories. Maybe that's why I get so bored with GMMTV's BLs.

I agree, but I would swap Khemjira for The Wicked Game, the BL that recently debuted from DaouOffRoud. In Khemjira, no one has a father, mother, child, brother, uncle, etc. The plot drags on and tortures us with a lot of nothing for two hours.

I think that in 1960, Pin thought the other guy was gay, but right off the bat, I don't think so. However, I agree that she knows he doesn't love her, and she should have more self-respect. It's obvious that viewers will find this a bit irritating.

yes, exactly

And the father, huh...

Yes, he's a bit stubborn. He doesn't know the right time for anything.

I've been thinking about this lately. Love in the Moonlight also has this soap opera/larkon format, and it's slow burn, unlike Khemjira, where no one has a father, mother, child, nephew, brother, and DMD tortures us with a 2-hour episode, telling us a bunch of nothing. So I came to the conclusion that I prefer the soap opera format, because family intrigues are always interesting and fill the time.

That's it.

Only a philosopher could understand what you mean by that.

I can't believe someone other than me watched Dantes Cove hahahahagahahahahahahaha