Go-Ya

Well, nothing good, really. There's nothing good to say about this series; it's trashy and cost no more than €5. It's a shame, because Ping is an experienced actor despite his young age and could play a more serious character than a high school student. He's already 21, so maybe at least an academic student...? I'm disappointed. Even compared to "Falling Orange" or "Duang with You," "Your Sky," or "Love Sic," this series is truly pathetic.

exactly, Ping was 17 years old and played brave NC skins with Meen (5 years older than Ping) and somehow no one was outraged, it was ok, but when almost 20-year-old William took off his shirt in Tamepo and kissed Est, Est was called a pe... and William was called an underage molested child by Est!

I wrote MAYBE, not as an accusation, but as a reflection because I don't understand how anyone could have failed to react. These guys spend a lot of time together, they follow each other in the media... hence my suspicion.

It's even more suspicious that when hiring an (BL) actor, their social /media background isn't checked. This is actually the first thing an employer does before hiring an employee for their company.

I just learned that GMM has terminated their contract with this stupid and arrogant child... very good, but I think it's definitely not enough. GMM is truly responsible for not monitoring what their young protégés are doing on social media. In my opinion, it's outrageous that a 15-year-old child has access to social media and can do whatever they want with impunity. The agency should monitor whether actors are crossing boundaries, and young, underage GMM members shouldn't have access to Instagram or anything similar without parental or manager supervision. It's truly paradoxical that the agency hired a guy for a series about queer love who, as it turns out, is homophobic and supports the rape of women, not to mention murder. What kind of person is this? I think that for justice to be served, the entire series should be canceled. What happened is truly scandalous and should be taken very seriously. Firing him from the agency is definitely not enough. The colleagues who are friends and work with him certainly knew what Justin was doing and didn't react to it, and who knows, maybe they liked it too? In a way it makes them complicit as well. No, I'm not watching it anymore and I have a really bad opinion of GMM from now on.

They're defending hes, especially the young fans, girls, because Justin looks good and is handsome. If he were ugly, no one would care. Women are truly strange and, unfortunately, very often stupid and naive.

The series repeatedly poses the same question, but in different ways:

Where does acting end, and where do genuine feelings begin?
fantastic series and phenomenal acting !!!!

For me, it was the exact opposite. At first, I thought Progess's acting was charming and he created a sweet character, but with each subsequent episode, I began to tire of his acting and the character he plays simply irritated me. As for Almond, his character is a bit boring, which is certainly not due to his acting, but to how he was written. Overall, I'm not convinced by the character development of the first couple, and I think it's not age-dependent, as both children and teenagers can create very convincing characters, but rather a lack of talent or time to prepare. I don't know, but the other characters simply seem better acted.

I don't know if he's weak or if the role was simply written that way. However, since he's weak and still immature as an actor, I think there are enough talented young guys who, despite their young age, can do it better.

I'm not a huge fan of high school BL, but I really like this series and it has a great atmosphere. I do have one reservation, though: Ko Krittin is incredibly annoying in the long run. It's a shame the character was developed this way. Unfortunately, the main couple is the weakest of all, especially Progress's acting, which is weak and caricatured with his strange grimaces. It's a shame no one smoothed this out a bit.

Just awful, typically Japanese. A beautiful, big, independent, and mature man, and next to him, such a stupid, helpless, and not fully developed boy. Absolutely not mine....
...I knew I knew him and it was the same helpless guy from "living with him"....

A great, suspenseful, dark, adult drama. Wow, I love it. It's been a while since I've watched such a well-acted and brilliantly directed series. Not to mention the chemistry between the main actors. I won't analyze anything for now, but I'll admit (I know I'll get hate, but I'm writing this anyway, and I'm fully aware of it) that I'm eagerly awaiting the Sky and Pakin storyline because I think these two actors are a perfect match, both in terms of their aura and their incredible visuals. I'm incredibly curious about their "moments" and eagerly awaiting their interactions. And yes, I will ship them together; I'm already doing it in my head... LOL

I finished episode 6 and I absolutely refuse to let Yanzhi be poisoned and die. If this story ends in a tragedy like being poisoned, stabbed, killed in a war, or something similar, then I don't know... why can't there be a happy ending for once, and can't a loving couple live happily ever after like in straight fairy tales and legends? Please give me a happy ending!

I don't know if a romantic subplot is even necessary here, but okay, if we insist it has to be there, then yes, I agree. As I wrote above, the main characters (in my personal opinion) had absolutely no chemistry with each other, and this subplot, as well as the NC scene, were simply added on for whatever reason...

Overall, I really liked the series. It was interesting, suspenseful, and well-acted, but I have one problem... I don't understand the BL theme. For me, this series was so interesting in itself that it would have worked well as a thriller or crime story, and the BL subplot here seems completely unnecessary and tacked on. I don't know if it was to boost ratings or the show's popularity? In my opinion, the BL couple Seo and Chu had no BL chemistry at all; they were more suited to crime buddies than lovers... and those NC scenes didn't add anything either. However, the appearance of Kontero and Hyeon in the last episode added a significant visual advantage; wow, what handsome men! Koreans and Japanese seem to have a monopoly on handsome men! LOL

That was episode 9, but shouldn't there actually be 10 episodes? Or is that a mistake?

You completely misunderstood my comment. Maybe read it again.

common...you can save yourself the advice. I watch this series closely enough to form my own personal opinions about the characters and interpretations of situations.

Not everyone has to see the situation the same way you do. It's not about the character, but about the situation both characters find themselves in. Mr. Captain gave Wayu everything he needed and thus tied him to himself, making Wayu his debtor. Officially, however, he's dating the daughter of some prominent figure, chosen by his father, only because he can't disobey him. I'm also certain that the money Krit sent Wayu and the apartment they lived in together didn't come from the police captain's paycheck, but from funds provided by his family. So, if it weren't for the family's financial position, Captain Krit wouldn't have much to offer.

Oh man, did I really get hurt, just because I have a different opinion? Yes, I believe that love that has to be hidden from the world won't bring happiness in the long run, even if the person you love has given you a chance to survive and helped you through a tragic life situation. To me, however, it looks more like undying gratitude and a sense of loyalty because of this... what good is such love to me if the person you love won't stand by you bravely against the odds? It's like being the lover of a married man who supports you financially and helps you, but officially there's nothing between you. Okay, okay, that's my opinion, so don't try to convince me anymore, okay?