Yeah some BL fans don't have morals unfortunately..... But some do like you and I. Me too love you tooâ¤ď¸â¤ď¸There are still sane people in the BL community
That is another display of the irrationality of the bandwagons of unabashed hate and unabashed adulation.I love…
Cool, thanks for the numbers, but all that really proves is that Thai BLs have way less to work with. No oneâs expecting Downton Abbey levels of production from TNP. The point is, for the budget it did have, the show still dropped the ball in key areas.
Itâs not about matching Western budgets, itâs about using what you have well. And when other BLs with smaller budgets manage tighter storytelling, better pacing, and cleaner direction, thereâs no excuse. TNP had the resources to do more, and it just didnât deliver. Thatâs what people are calling out.
Exactly! Itâs wild that people have to issue disclaimers just to avoid getting chewed out by overzealous fans.…
Then maybe stop acting like most criticism is worthless just because it doesnât meet your standards. People have been making short, clear points about what isnât working in the series, you just donât seem to take them seriously unless theyâre wrapped in a way you approve of.
Not every viewer is going to give you perfectly structured feedback. Theyâre reacting to what theyâre watching, and thatâs valid. If you really donât only respond to praise, then start showing that instead of dismissing half the comment section.
So⌠people canât have opinions now? If the showâs messy, of course the comments will reflect that. Itâs…
If someone sticks around for 14 weeks saying it sucks, maybe take the hint that something about the show isn't landing for a chunk of viewers. Dismissing that as âdeserving derisionâ just shows youâre more interested in defending the show than actually listening to criticism.
Not everyoneâs part of some coordinated âbuddyâ system, some people just genuinely agree itâs mid. Thatâs not a conspiracy, itâs just a shared opinion. Deal with it.
That is another display of the irrationality of the bandwagons of unabashed hate and unabashed adulation.I love…
Exactly, thatâs the whole point. You canât fairly compare a Thai BL to massive productions like Downton Abbey with entirely different funding, industry support, and international reach. But that doesnât mean we canât expect more within reason.
For the budget they had, yes, they did some things well, but noticing cardboard props falling apart just proves that even basic visual details were missed. If they didnât have the budget for realism, then smarter direction and tighter camera work shouldâve made up for it.
So while effort was clearly there, the execution in places still fell short - and pointing that out isnât unreasonable.
So⌠people canât have opinions now? If the showâs messy, of course the comments will reflect that. Itâs…
Youâre free to suggest whatever you want, but letâs not pretend youâre above it all while throwing passive-aggressive jabs. If you felt misunderstood, you couldâve clarified instead of trying to shut down the conversation with tone policing.
You made your point, I made mine. Thatâs how discussions work. If disagreement feels like a lecture to you, maybe you're the one missing some perspective.
Domundi is making big bucks on this series. It's not perfect, but it's watchable if you are a ZNN fan of which…
You say nobody owes you anything, but you still feel entitled to decide what counts as a âcrap comment.â If someoneâs take sounds ridiculous to you, fine - scroll past it. But acting like your tolerance level or personal standards should shape the entire conversation is just arrogant.
Plenty of people do expect more from Thai BLs, especially when a series is hyped up, takes ages to produce, and carries a hefty budget. That doesnât make them ridiculous, it makes them discerning. Not everyone is going to pat a show on the back just for existing.
You admit the book had more complexity, and you even say they failed to make the intimacy believable or well-executed. So if viewers are underwhelmed, thatâs fair. Wanting strong storytelling, consistent pacing, and actual emotional impact is not the same as expecting Oscar-level material - itâs expecting effort.
Itâs fine that you think TNP is a decent BL. Others disagree. That doesnât make their opinions trash, and it sure doesnât make yours untouchable.
Exactly! Itâs wild that people have to issue disclaimers just to avoid getting chewed out by overzealous fans.…
Sure, you say you have thoughtful criticism, but dismissing 90% of other opinions as useless just makes you sound elitist. Not everyone wants to or can write a detailed essay, and that doesnât mean their feedback is invalid.
If you only respond to the âgoodâ stuff and ignore the rest, youâre shutting down real conversation. Stop acting like youâre the judge of what counts as valid criticism.
So⌠people canât have opinions now? If the showâs messy, of course the comments will reflect that. Itâs…
Maybe itâs too much to expect everyone to write an essay every time they donât like something. Not everyone wants to sound like a critic or spell everything out in detail. Sometimes people just want to say, âThis sucks,â and thatâs their honest reaction.
Comparing viewers to toddlers throwing tantrums just because they donât meet your standards for âproperâ criticism? Thatâs petty. If you donât like the noise, scroll past instead of acting like the comment section is your personal daycare.
Domundi is making big bucks on this series. It's not perfect, but it's watchable if you are a ZNN fan of which…
Calling peopleâs opinions âdiarrheaâ just because theyâre not detailed critiques is rude and dismissive. Not everyone owes you a perfect essay on why they donât like a show. If someone sticks around 14 weeks saying they donât like it, maybe theyâre right to feel that way.
People donât have to ârate and be doneâ just to avoid hurting your feelings. Stop acting like youâre the gatekeeper of valid criticism. Let people say what they think without the snark.
Itâs not about matching Western budgets, itâs about using what you have well. And when other BLs with smaller budgets manage tighter storytelling, better pacing, and cleaner direction, thereâs no excuse. TNP had the resources to do more, and it just didnât deliver. Thatâs what people are calling out.
Not every viewer is going to give you perfectly structured feedback. Theyâre reacting to what theyâre watching, and thatâs valid. If you really donât only respond to praise, then start showing that instead of dismissing half the comment section.
Not everyoneâs part of some coordinated âbuddyâ system, some people just genuinely agree itâs mid. Thatâs not a conspiracy, itâs just a shared opinion. Deal with it.
For the budget they had, yes, they did some things well, but noticing cardboard props falling apart just proves that even basic visual details were missed. If they didnât have the budget for realism, then smarter direction and tighter camera work shouldâve made up for it.
So while effort was clearly there, the execution in places still fell short - and pointing that out isnât unreasonable.
You made your point, I made mine. Thatâs how discussions work. If disagreement feels like a lecture to you, maybe you're the one missing some perspective.
Plenty of people do expect more from Thai BLs, especially when a series is hyped up, takes ages to produce, and carries a hefty budget. That doesnât make them ridiculous, it makes them discerning. Not everyone is going to pat a show on the back just for existing.
You admit the book had more complexity, and you even say they failed to make the intimacy believable or well-executed. So if viewers are underwhelmed, thatâs fair. Wanting strong storytelling, consistent pacing, and actual emotional impact is not the same as expecting Oscar-level material - itâs expecting effort.
Itâs fine that you think TNP is a decent BL. Others disagree. That doesnât make their opinions trash, and it sure doesnât make yours untouchable.
If you only respond to the âgoodâ stuff and ignore the rest, youâre shutting down real conversation. Stop acting like youâre the judge of what counts as valid criticism.
Comparing viewers to toddlers throwing tantrums just because they donât meet your standards for âproperâ criticism? Thatâs petty. If you donât like the noise, scroll past instead of acting like the comment section is your personal daycare.
People donât have to ârate and be doneâ just to avoid hurting your feelings. Stop acting like youâre the gatekeeper of valid criticism. Let people say what they think without the snark.