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is this BL?

Even though I haven't noticed any BL elements in this series so far, I'm thrilled. A beautiful story set in an incredibly picturesque setting. The green of the plants in some shots is so fantastic that it's almost unreal for someone like me from Central Europe.
It's also interesting that the actors in this series are completely unknown to me and are all new faces, which is refreshing.
The main character is sweet and naive, completely lost in the real nature around her, and the way she interprets it evokes great sympathy in me. What I can't quite imagine, however, is who falls in love with whom, at what moment, in what context, and what the outcome will be. I don't see any way to connect anyone with anyone? I don't feel it at all...help.

I really don't understand what happened to Taiwanese BL series? They used to be fantastic, in my eyes the best, and now? This series is another series of disastrous! The acting is hopeless and there is such a stupid, meaningless plot sprinkled with chaos. I don't like it at all.
It's a waste of time to look at this......

where do you get this information? when and who said that? I've been in BL fandom for a long time and I've never heard anything like that

I don't really care if they're straight or fruity, just that their personal sexual orientation would have some influence on the series roles they play. It probably shouldn't have any influence on the quality of the acting

How do you know they're both heterosexual men? Have they ever said anything about it? Perhaps the agency made a statement about their sexuality? Where does this opinion come from?

I disagree with this analysis. I think Jeamin loved having Do around and playing with him, teasing him, manipulating him, and controlling him like a toy, feeling his love, his adoration, knowing that Do desired him... If they had been in a relationship, he wouldn't have had those feelings that were most important to him, so he kept Do at a distance, especially since he didn't see any competition nearby. It wasn't until Hye showed up that everything began to slip away from Jeamin.

I've spoken about this before but this time I'll scream it, how can you view aggression, physical and mental violence, manipulation, stalking, gaslight, and attempted brainwashing as desirable and a sign of true romance and a show of pure romantic feelings from one person toward another? One thing is clear, if HYE were a real person, the only place that would be right for him would be a psychiatric ward. And if he didn't look this "good", no one would think this positively about his behavior. This series if so sick (derogatory) and insane that at some point I've even kind of lost my empathy toward DO. He is both a victim but also a rightful player between the three, in a way they're all worth each other. Those who think that HY is too boring and puppy like finally got what they wanted. His willingness and good heart also has its limits. This show does really well mirror some of the crazy things happening in Korea. It's both unrealistic while also being realistic because we know men like HYE and Jaemin do exist in real life and that's scary.

I wonder which of the three candidates DO will choose in the Series?

Can someone explain to me why this series on YouTube is marked as bl?

I disagree, a completely different opinion. I've been observing the trend for some time now toward, this normalization of violence and aggression within relationships, presenting it as something desirable and even delicious. It's precisely this seemingly unreal world that creeps into our consciousness, and some pathological behavior is perceived as romantic. The proof of my theory is the fact that a guy like HYe and his psychopathic behavior can arouse so much sympathy and desire, especially in women.
We can enjoy crazy dramas, of course, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't also think critically about the things we're seeing.

I agree, just as we see DO as a bit of a victim in the series, he is definitely not one in manhwa.

I simply can't imagine it or understand how one can feel sympathy for such an aggressive and undoubtedly mentally ill guy? Imagine yourself with such a psycho who will yell and aggressively belittle you and treat you badly only to blame you for his sick behavior in the end! Women are sometimes really mysterious.....
.....besides, even in appearance this type is unacceptable

I don't think even an act as sick as the one you're talking about would lead a normal person to outbursts of anger, aggression, and sick behavior toward other people. Even if the parents are to blame (although I also see their fault in passing on their sick genes), that doesn't change the fact that the guy is mentally ill and it's best to stay away from him.

so Do shows all the features of an addicted person until the end and you can say that at that moment he did exactly what Jeamin wanted him to do? He stayed with him and took care of him out of guilt. I'm really surprised that HY is still interested in Do and wants to be with him, Do has just as much messed up in the head as his two "friends". LOL

Guys, it's not Jaemin's or Do's or anyone else's fault that Hye is the way he is... it's no one's fault, it's his character and that's just how he is. His aggressive, possessive, and choleric behavior isn't because he's angry at Jeonin, Do, his parents, or anyone else, but because he has such a nasty personality. He's an aggressive, choleric, and dangerous man, and if it weren't for Jeamin, someone or something else would have triggered his outbursts. He already had these reflexes seven years ago, but perhaps the big trigger that would have ignited this dangerous fire within him wasn't there back then. The guy is sick and should get therapy first, because everyone close to him will fall victim to his dangerous personality sooner or later. The worst part is when people like Hye blame everyone else for their outbursts and blame everyone but themselves. Being in a relationship with someone like that is just awful, and I really don't understand these comments about wanting Do to be Hye's lover again. People, can't you differentiate love from selfish and possessive, sick behavior? This isn't romantic like some people think; it's pathological and sick.

With friends like Jemain and HYE, there's no need for enemies, God forbid. Yet I see many blame in Dao, because he hasn't rejected either of them, nor chosen either of them, but rather allows them both to fight for his favor.
And if he's now able to say no, he's still being guided by the same method, and even if he quietly disagrees with everything, it still doesn't sound convincing enough!
In my opinion, these three "friends" deserve each other, and HY should find someone else to love, or at least change jobs and run as far away from Do as possible.

I think the moment Jaemin confesses his love to him and wants to kiss him despite his resistance, DO finally understood that he is just a pawn in this competition between Jeamin and Hye.

As long as Jeamin had no competition, he kept DO at bay, but now that HYE has appeared, he's slowly begun to change his tactics. However, the appearance of HY on the horizon now forces both competitors to act quickly, fearing they'll lose their toy.......

I agree with you! I had the impression that more effort was put into portraying same-sex love in a positive light and in a positive way, as long as it was something mysterious, evil, and forbidden, because it served a specific purpose. Currently, Taiwan is truly very tolerant, and LGBTQ no longer surprises anyone or provokes protests. That's why they stopped their efforts, and there's no budget for such BL series and films. Just my opinion.