10/10 Like cold soju after a long day This series was honestly very refreshing and sweet to watch. It doesn't feature any heavy drama or strongly conflicting characters, and instead focuses solely on the development of the relationship between the two main characters. Although some might find that boring and lacking of an interesting plot, I think it's what makes this series so different from the other ones out there; and it's quite nice to see. The only thing I wish was different were the kissing scenes. They're very cute, but I feel like in this series it would've been nice if they were a *little* spicier, y'know what I'm sayin'? It's not necessary though, and I understand there could be reason behind why they didn't make it like that. At any rate, I'd recommend this series if you need a break from the mafia and evil stepmom melodramas. It's rare to find series like this where they're not overly angsty/aggressive. Give it a try!
I started this series with very few expectations, and that turned out to be one of the best decisions because it completely drew me into its story. From the beginning, I found myself curious about the characters’ past and the experiences that shaped who they had become. The gradual unveiling of their history kept me invested and eager to discover what would happen next.
One of the series’ greatest strengths is its emotional storytelling. Rather than relying on dramatic twists, it focuses on longing, regret, personal growth, and the courage it takes to reconnect with someone important. Watching Yeon Woo’s determination and unwavering feelings was both touching and heartfelt, while the evolving relationship between the leads felt meaningful and sincere.
The flashbacks and glimpses into their shared past add depth to the narrative, allowing viewers to piece together their journey while appreciating how much they have grown. The series trusts its audience to understand the emotions between the characters, creating a subtle and mature romantic atmosphere.
The performances are gentle and natural, perfectly suited to the story’s tone. Instead of exaggerated displays of affection, the actors convey emotions through small gestures, expressions, and quiet moments that speak volumes. Their connection feels warm, comforting, and authentic.
Despite its short format, the series delivers a memorable experience filled with emotion, nostalgia, and hope. It’s the kind of BL that stays with you after the final episode, reminding you that love is not always about grand declarations but about finding your way back to the person who matters most. A beautiful and rewarding watch that deserves a perfect 10/10.
This South Korean BL mini-series was such a pleasant surprise. What starts as a lighthearted romantic comedy quickly becomes an entertaining and charming story filled with humor, warmth, and plenty of memorable moments. The series never takes itself too seriously, which allows its playful energy and lovable characters to shine throughout every episode.
One of its greatest strengths is its easy-going atmosphere. The blend of light drama and romantic comedy creates a fun viewing experience that is perfect for anyone looking for something sweet and relaxing. The story moves at a comfortable pace, balancing comedy and romance without losing its charm.
Cho Myeong Gyun brings a unique presence to his role, portraying a character whose awkwardness and reserved personality feel intentional and relatable. His performance gives the character a distinctive charm, especially as his emotional journey unfolds. Combined with a likable cast and enjoyable chemistry between the leads, the series succeeds in creating plenty of heartwarming moments.
As a mini-series, it knows exactly what it wants to be and delivers it well: a cute, funny, and feel-good BL that leaves viewers with a smile. While it may not rely on grand drama or complicated twists, its simplicity is part of its appeal. A delightful watch that perfectly captures the charm of the rom-com genre and earns a well-deserved 10/10.
10/10 Literally, the best with one of the most gripping stories of all time in BL genre. If you haven't watched this, you have watched nothing. Great storyline. What characters, what a magnificent script, what twists and turns and what a acting! It was truly art. 10/10 TOP. I can't write a lot about it because I don't want to spoil anything but in the first episode itself, we are shown the best and worst sides and a gripping tale of unending suspenseful events. Honestly, I had only seen Be On Cloud's KinnPorsche before this and I liked it but Dead Friends Forever just takes the whole damn cake. I am now deeply interested in BoC and will watch their other BL series too. It's dark, good NC scenes, truly marvelous storyline and it just keeps getting better. The line between good and bad is so blurred that it all becomes blood red and crimson paints itself all over the walls of your mind. Staggering piece of work.
7/10 Short and simple The Nameless Season is a cute and light microseries-honestly, it feels like something they could've just made into a short movie instead. The plot is super simple, not much really happens, but it still kept me entertained while I was working on my laptop. It's about two boys who are classmates and friends, and one of them secretly likes the other. Not a lot of characters, and it definitely feels like a low-budget Korean BL, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. My only complaint is how slow some of the conversations are. Like in one scene where they're eating and drinking, it takes forever for someone to answer a question-it just drags a bit. But I actually liked how it ended! I thought it would be one-sided love, but the ending was sweet and satisfying. If you're just looking for something light and easy to watch in one sitting, I'd recommend it.
This BL series is, without a doubt, one of the best I’ve ever watched. From the very first episode, it completely captured my attention and never let go. The chemistry between the leads is absolutely phenomenal, making every interaction feel natural, heartfelt, and incredibly believable. Their connection is the kind that makes you smile, laugh, and become emotionally invested in every step of their journey.
The story is beautifully written, balancing romance, emotion, and character development with remarkable care. Every episode brings something meaningful, whether it’s a touching moment, a heartfelt conversation, or a scene that leaves you eagerly waiting for more. The couple is undeniably adorable, and their relationship develops in a way that feels both authentic and deeply satisfying.
The cast is perfectly chosen, with each actor bringing charm and personality to their role. Combined with excellent production values and memorable storytelling, the result is a series that feels special from beginning to end. Heartwarming, engaging, emotional, and unforgettable, this is exactly the kind of BL that reminds you why you love the genre. I cannot recommend it enough. A flawless 10/10 experience.
6/10 Short cute series It was a short, lighthearted, easy-to-watch series. I enjoyed watching it. It was a sweet series with very low expectations. By the way, the guy who was the leader of the second team was very handsome. Incredibly handsome; just seeing him on screen was enjoyable, hahaha. The part about him having a lonely life saddened me. If you're looking for something cute, short, sweet, and not too demanding, just watch it, it was good.
9/10 Have I become too emotional? Throughout my time spent watching this series, I teared up multiple times. I mean, how can you not sympathize with how the main characters are feeling? The main plot was very interesting and I couldn't stop watching, desperate to see how the story ends. The character development in this show was also quite nice to see. No amount of change will make me like Min Ju though, I hated her istg she got on my nerves every time she was on screen. My favorite character has got to be the grandma though. She said some things that actually really resonated with me and changed my perspective on aspects of my own life. Anyway, it's a pretty good series- I feel like majority of people who rate this bad are either upset that it's not BL or are upset that it has aspects of BL but if you're only judging it based off of that, is your mindset not also kind of weird/wrong?
Nothing groundbreaking. I liked how it had a 'leading up to sex' scene with the bottom shirtless. The physical chemistry wasn't really there imo but props for including one at all. And the makeup and hair styling were pretty good. The evil brother was too stereotypical and there wasn't enough time to make it work. Only at episode 5-6 did I get actually invested. There was a lot to build on between the two leads. I don't think the evil brother aspect was necessary. Its all forgivable though due to the short run time. Its 80~ minutes total. A good pallete cleanser when burnt out from long intricate series.
10/10 SHORT & SWEET………………………………………………………………………………………………… -Super cute!! Loved the storyline and all the characters were interesting! -Very good.move I like it.i love it. Is a Beautiful movie. -In one word 'smooth ' you can say. I really like this drama so much. - This is the best vampire story based drama i ever seen, i highly recommend you.
8/10 Great until the end... It was great until the end, but too many gaps in the story line leave me frustrated. Why did Tommy leave without a good-bye? Why did they not keep in contact? Surely they already had each other's phone numbers, but they didn't call? Why did they not visit each other? Why didn't Ba Da have an option to move with Tommy to wherever he went, rather than just being left alone? Why did Tommy suddenly decide to return? It seems that Ba Da was hurt by Tommy's disappearance, but they didn't talk about that, and just seemed to pick up where they left off a year earlier? I keep trying to ask the characters these questions, but they don't answer me.
9/10 Cute, but lacking more substance I, personally, really like Eden's character. He is a rather gentle, kind-hearted, and honest person. Ji-hoon on the other hand is intense. He is also really closed off about real personal matters. But that makes it all the better when you realize he is falling for Eden. The story is rather fast paced as there are only eight episodes. Despite that there are some (emotional) dephts to the story, highlighted by some good old-fashioned drama tropes. For me, it was an enjoyable short drama series, also because the actors are undeniably easy on the eye, and stun us with great acting. Also, 1 really enjoyed the great cinematography - this series is full of amazingly beautiful visuals.
7/10 Love Sea (Japanese Adaptation) This Japan BL series is adapted from Thailand's Love Sea. They stayed true to the original plot and that is the key element of making a successful adaptation. This series was well directed and the main couple and side couple had a good chemistry. The acting was decent from most actors and actresses. And just like the original Love Sea, this one has several spicy NC scenes. So if you don't like to see same sex intimate scenes, don't watch this series.
10/10 200% Recommended Inspired by a true story, this film follows a kid who grew up eating noodles with rice and eventually built a 30-billion-worth empire. It's a powerful reminder of how poverty can fuel ambition, determination, and resilience. The story also sheds light on work culture salary may matter, but how you treat your employees matters more. When you serve society with integrity, society serves you back. As the film boldly states: "Poverty is the mother of creativity." It highlights the struggles of minimum-wage earners and even those earning more proving that survival in today's world demands more than just money. The real escape from the system lies in having the right mindset, surrounding yourself with the right people, and seizing the right time and place.
10/10 It's perfect! sunna_ 24 de dezembro de 2025 Maybe you'll think it starts a bit slow, but don't give up on it! There's a reason in everything, you'll understand more and more why the storyline is created like this. Also there are references to Part 1 ,l told sunset about you', it's a really well-thought-out chapter two. I really can't think of a comparable storyline, which is so perfectly finalized in it's details. I loved it and would wish to watch it again for the first time.
10/10 My absolute favorite show - highly recommended from the heart I usually don't write reviews, but this show really did something to me. It has officially become my absolute favorite series. From the first episode, it managed to draw me in completely without feeling forced. The story is beautifully written and hits exactly the right emotional notes. What stood out to me the most was the chemistry between the main characters - their bond feels incredibly authentic and natural. The acting is solid across the entire cast, and you can tell how much care went into production, right down to the soundtrack that perfectly fits every mood. It's rare to find a show where you start to care about the characters this much. It made me smile, it kept me hooked, and it's a series I will definitely return to again and again.! recommend this show to everyone from the bottom of my heart.
10/10 The perfect high school BL series This is what a good high school BL series should be like - it shows in a very sensitive and loving way the coming of age and coming out of 4 young men, with all the smaller and bigger disasters people at that age have to face. Directed by the same director as "Make Our Days Count", ", it avoids most of the annoying tropes of the genre, and all the four leads (Shen Jyun as Xu Qi Zhang, Li Zhen as Ye Guang, Andy Huang as Jian, and my very extra special Hsu Shuo as Ray Ray, who looks great as a crossdresser) are talented actors and super cute. The OST is the best of any BL series of 2022. I have watched this series 4 times already, and I'll watch it again.
9/10 who did 'Thana' operate on in the trailer? "A woman's heart is an ocean of secrets" has been reiterated on a bold grey canvas by SNAP 25 in this project. Presence of each character, their interactions, personality sketch and it's contribution towards propelling the script were presented in a calculated fashion. At least all of them were convincing. I would suggest watching it when ever you crave a good suspense. I loved the tone of entire film and contrasting imitation accessories on the ladies, Styling team must be rewarded for which. Sound track and the MV are so evil (praise) HIDE is one of P'Amp's pieces neatly conceptualized. No regret for the blood-shed yet complimentarily, the narrative is cunningly artsy. 'Picha' in the heels of a villainess efficiently captivated viewers. Piploy and Ploypach had outstanding performances. Gawin seemed to have been exploited the most in role. Chimon has returned to acting while sadly, this was Luke's last under GMM. He and Jan make a sizzling pair undoubtedly but they were never offered scripts like 'Mr. And Mrs. Smith. Could i ever get to watch such a intense drama from this agency? (sad sigh) Once upon a time there was a ghost ship called Luke-Win. Even after Bright left, Win hasn't been assigned a partner. Maybe it is an exclusive privilege for the share holders. Since this story concluded with a revelation that Jan and Jingjing weren't blood related, hereby the gates to Gl universe open (sparkles, confetti, flower petals, gongs, foil party blowers)
6/10 Improper execution of a good script People are not dumb. This is not the first time a story where 'brothers turn rivals' is being made. Thus it was not essential to emphasize the affection between siblings for that matter even with Film's character. Script seemed lacking depth and research on criminal perspective of the society. Apparently there are plot holes in the continuity of the script, accredited to those inordinate writers, ironically. Ohm is a martial arts practitioner who could be exploited a little more than shown. Foei and Toei have played their part so well that i cried for them. A certain scenes failed to relay the essence of existing in the plot line. Film still needs to hone her skills at acting. I wouldn't call it a good performance because her body language did not emit the aura of vengeance correctly. Narrative could have been more intriguing. I actually expected 'Li' to shoot herself in grief of losing her beloved being pregnant with his child without marriage, but then the character was written to remain coward all along.
10/10 Brilliant Chemistry and a Story That Warms the Heart Dating Game is a series that truly reminds you how wonderful it is to have something - or someone - to love. The chemistry between Koji Mukai and March brings real depth to the story, making every scene feel genuine and heartfelt. With a star-studded cast and plenty of surprises along the way, it's a show full of excitement and emotion. I can't wait to see how the story unfolds from here. I truly hope Dating Game reaches audiences all around the world.
This series was honestly very refreshing and sweet to watch. It doesn't feature any heavy drama or strongly conflicting characters, and instead focuses solely on the development of the relationship between the two main characters. Although some might find that boring and lacking of an interesting plot, I think it's what makes this series so different from the other ones out there; and it's quite nice to see. The only thing I wish was different were the kissing scenes. They're very cute, but I feel like in this series it would've been nice if they were a *little* spicier, y'know what I'm sayin'? It's not necessary though, and I understand there could be reason behind why they didn't make it like that. At any rate, I'd recommend this series if you need a break from the mafia and evil stepmom melodramas. It's rare to find series like this where they're not overly angsty/aggressive. Give it a try!
I started this series with very few expectations, and that turned out to be one of the best decisions because it completely drew me into its story. From the beginning, I found myself curious about the characters’ past and the experiences that shaped who they had become. The gradual unveiling of their history kept me invested and eager to discover what would happen next.
One of the series’ greatest strengths is its emotional storytelling. Rather than relying on dramatic twists, it focuses on longing, regret, personal growth, and the courage it takes to reconnect with someone important. Watching Yeon Woo’s determination and unwavering feelings was both touching and heartfelt, while the evolving relationship between the leads felt meaningful and sincere.
The flashbacks and glimpses into their shared past add depth to the narrative, allowing viewers to piece together their journey while appreciating how much they have grown. The series trusts its audience to understand the emotions between the characters, creating a subtle and mature romantic atmosphere.
The performances are gentle and natural, perfectly suited to the story’s tone. Instead of exaggerated displays of affection, the actors convey emotions through small gestures, expressions, and quiet moments that speak volumes. Their connection feels warm, comforting, and authentic.
Despite its short format, the series delivers a memorable experience filled with emotion, nostalgia, and hope. It’s the kind of BL that stays with you after the final episode, reminding you that love is not always about grand declarations but about finding your way back to the person who matters most. A beautiful and rewarding watch that deserves a perfect 10/10.
This South Korean BL mini-series was such a pleasant surprise. What starts as a lighthearted romantic comedy quickly becomes an entertaining and charming story filled with humor, warmth, and plenty of memorable moments. The series never takes itself too seriously, which allows its playful energy and lovable characters to shine throughout every episode.
One of its greatest strengths is its easy-going atmosphere. The blend of light drama and romantic comedy creates a fun viewing experience that is perfect for anyone looking for something sweet and relaxing. The story moves at a comfortable pace, balancing comedy and romance without losing its charm.
Cho Myeong Gyun brings a unique presence to his role, portraying a character whose awkwardness and reserved personality feel intentional and relatable. His performance gives the character a distinctive charm, especially as his emotional journey unfolds. Combined with a likable cast and enjoyable chemistry between the leads, the series succeeds in creating plenty of heartwarming moments.
As a mini-series, it knows exactly what it wants to be and delivers it well: a cute, funny, and feel-good BL that leaves viewers with a smile. While it may not rely on grand drama or complicated twists, its simplicity is part of its appeal. A delightful watch that perfectly captures the charm of the rom-com genre and earns a well-deserved 10/10.
If you haven't watched this, you have watched nothing.
Great storyline. What characters, what a magnificent script, what twists and turns and what a acting! It was truly art.
10/10 TOP.
I can't write a lot about it because I don't want to spoil anything but in the first episode itself, we are shown the best and worst sides and a gripping tale of unending suspenseful events.
Honestly, I had only seen Be On Cloud's KinnPorsche before this and I liked it but Dead Friends Forever just takes the whole damn cake. I am now deeply interested in BoC and will watch their other BL series too. It's dark, good NC scenes, truly marvelous storyline and it just keeps getting better.
The line between good and bad is so blurred that it all becomes blood red and crimson paints itself all over the walls of your mind.
Staggering piece of work.
The Nameless Season is a cute and light microseries-honestly, it feels like something they could've just made into a short movie instead. The plot is super simple, not much really happens, but it still kept me entertained while I was working on my laptop.
It's about two boys who are classmates and friends, and one of them secretly likes the other. Not a lot of characters, and it definitely feels like a low-budget Korean BL, but that's not necessarily a bad thing.
My only complaint is how slow some of the conversations are. Like in one scene where they're eating and drinking, it takes forever for someone to answer a question-it just drags a bit.
But I actually liked how it ended! I thought it would be one-sided love, but the ending was sweet and satisfying. If you're just looking for something light and easy to watch in one sitting, I'd recommend it.
This BL series is, without a doubt, one of the best I’ve ever watched. From the very first episode, it completely captured my attention and never let go. The chemistry between the leads is absolutely phenomenal, making every interaction feel natural, heartfelt, and incredibly believable. Their connection is the kind that makes you smile, laugh, and become emotionally invested in every step of their journey.
The story is beautifully written, balancing romance, emotion, and character development with remarkable care. Every episode brings something meaningful, whether it’s a touching moment, a heartfelt conversation, or a scene that leaves you eagerly waiting for more. The couple is undeniably adorable, and their relationship develops in a way that feels both authentic and deeply satisfying.
The cast is perfectly chosen, with each actor bringing charm and personality to their role. Combined with excellent production values and memorable storytelling, the result is a series that feels special from beginning to end. Heartwarming, engaging, emotional, and unforgettable, this is exactly the kind of BL that reminds you why you love the genre. I cannot recommend it enough. A flawless 10/10 experience.
It was a short, lighthearted, easy-to-watch series. I enjoyed watching it. It was a sweet series with very low expectations. By the way, the guy who was the leader of the second team was very handsome. Incredibly handsome; just seeing him on screen was enjoyable, hahaha. The part about him having a lonely life saddened me. If you're looking for something cute, short, sweet, and not too demanding, just watch it, it was good.
Throughout my time spent watching this series, I teared up multiple times. I mean, how can you not sympathize with how the main characters are feeling? The main plot was very interesting and I couldn't stop watching, desperate to see how the story ends. The character development in this show was also quite nice to see. No amount of change will make me like Min Ju though, I hated her istg she got on my nerves every time she was on screen. My favorite character has got to be the grandma though. She said some things that actually really resonated with me and changed my perspective on aspects of my own life. Anyway, it's a pretty good series- I feel like majority of people who rate this bad are either upset that it's not BL or are upset that it has aspects of BL but if you're only judging it based off of that, is your mindset not also kind of weird/wrong?
And the makeup and hair styling were pretty good.
The evil brother was too stereotypical and there wasn't enough time to make it work. Only at episode 5-6 did I get actually invested. There was a lot to build on between the two leads. I don't think the evil brother aspect was necessary.
Its all forgivable though due to the short run time. Its 80~ minutes total. A good pallete cleanser when burnt out from long intricate series.
-Super cute!! Loved the storyline and all the characters were interesting!
-Very good.move I like it.i love it. Is a Beautiful movie.
-In one word 'smooth ' you can say. I really like this drama so much.
- This is the best vampire story based drama i ever seen, i highly recommend you.
It was great until the end, but too many gaps in the story line leave me frustrated. Why did Tommy leave without a good-bye? Why did they not keep in contact? Surely they already had each other's phone numbers, but they didn't call? Why did they not visit each other? Why didn't Ba Da have an option to move with Tommy to wherever he went, rather than just being left alone? Why did Tommy suddenly decide to return? It seems that Ba Da was hurt by Tommy's disappearance, but they didn't talk about that, and just seemed to pick up where they left off a year earlier? I keep trying to ask the characters these questions, but they don't answer me.
I, personally, really like Eden's character. He is a rather gentle, kind-hearted, and honest person.
Ji-hoon on the other hand is intense. He is also really closed off about real personal matters. But that makes it all the better when you realize he is falling for Eden.
The story is rather fast paced as there are only eight episodes. Despite that there are some (emotional) dephts to the story, highlighted by some good old-fashioned drama tropes.
For me, it was an enjoyable short drama series, also because the actors are undeniably easy on the eye, and stun us with great acting.
Also, 1 really enjoyed the great cinematography - this series is full of amazingly beautiful visuals.
This Japan BL series is adapted from Thailand's Love Sea.
They stayed true to the original plot and that is the key element of making a successful adaptation. This series was well directed and the main couple and side couple had a good chemistry. The acting was decent from most actors and actresses. And just like the original Love Sea, this one has several spicy NC scenes. So if you don't like to see same sex intimate scenes, don't watch this series.
Inspired by a true story, this film follows a kid who grew up eating noodles with rice and eventually built a 30-billion-worth empire. It's a powerful reminder of how poverty can fuel ambition, determination, and resilience.
The story also sheds light on work culture salary may matter, but how you treat your employees matters more.
When you serve society with integrity, society serves you back. As the film boldly states: "Poverty is the mother of creativity."
It highlights the struggles of minimum-wage earners and even those earning more proving that survival in today's world demands more than just money. The real escape from the system lies in having the right mindset, surrounding yourself with the right people, and seizing the right time and place.
sunna_ 24 de dezembro de 2025
Maybe you'll think it starts a bit slow, but don't give up on it!
There's a reason in everything, you'll understand more and more why the storyline is created like this. Also there are references to Part 1 ,l told sunset about you', it's a really well-thought-out chapter two.
I really can't think of a comparable storyline, which is so perfectly finalized in it's details. I loved it and would wish to watch it again for the first time.
I usually don't write reviews, but this show really did something to me. It has officially become my absolute favorite series. From the first episode, it managed to draw me in completely without feeling forced. The story is beautifully written and hits exactly the right emotional notes. What stood out to me the most was the chemistry between the main characters - their bond feels incredibly authentic and natural. The acting is solid across the entire cast, and you can tell how much care went into production, right down to the soundtrack that perfectly fits every mood.
It's rare to find a show where you start to care about the characters this much. It made me smile, it kept me hooked, and it's a series I will definitely return to again and again.! recommend this show to everyone from the bottom of my heart.
This is what a good high school BL series should be like - it shows in a very sensitive and loving way the coming of age and coming out of 4 young men, with all the smaller and bigger disasters people at that age have to face. Directed by the same director as "Make Our Days Count",
", it avoids most
of the annoying tropes of the genre, and all the four leads (Shen Jyun as Xu Qi Zhang, Li Zhen as Ye Guang, Andy Huang as Jian, and my very extra special Hsu Shuo as Ray Ray, who looks great as a crossdresser) are talented actors and super cute. The OST is the best of any BL series of
2022. I have watched this series 4 times already, and I'll watch it again.
"A woman's heart is an ocean of secrets" has been reiterated on a bold grey canvas by SNAP 25 in this project.
Presence of each character, their interactions, personality sketch and it's contribution towards propelling the script were presented in a calculated fashion. At least all of them were convincing. I would suggest watching it when ever you crave a good suspense. I loved the tone of entire film and contrasting imitation accessories on the ladies, Styling team must be rewarded for which. Sound track and the MV are so evil (praise) HIDE is one of P'Amp's pieces neatly conceptualized.
No regret for the blood-shed yet complimentarily, the narrative is cunningly artsy. 'Picha' in the heels of a villainess efficiently captivated viewers. Piploy and Ploypach had outstanding performances. Gawin seemed to have been exploited the most in role. Chimon has returned to acting while sadly, this was Luke's last under GMM. He and Jan make a sizzling pair undoubtedly but they were never offered scripts like 'Mr. And Mrs. Smith. Could i ever get to watch such a intense drama from this agency? (sad sigh) Once upon a time there was a ghost ship called Luke-Win.
Even after Bright left, Win hasn't been assigned a partner.
Maybe it is an exclusive privilege for the share holders.
Since this story concluded with a revelation that Jan and Jingjing weren't blood related, hereby the gates to Gl universe open (sparkles, confetti, flower petals, gongs, foil party blowers)
People are not dumb. This is not the first time a story where
'brothers turn rivals' is being made. Thus it was not essential to emphasize the affection between siblings for that matter even with Film's character. Script seemed lacking depth and research on criminal perspective of the society. Apparently there are plot holes in the continuity of the script, accredited to those inordinate writers, ironically.
Ohm is a martial arts practitioner who could be exploited a little more than shown. Foei and Toei have played their part so well that i cried for them. A certain scenes failed to relay the essence of existing in the plot line. Film still needs to hone her skills at acting. I wouldn't call it a good performance because her body language did not emit the aura of vengeance correctly. Narrative could have been more intriguing. I actually expected 'Li' to shoot herself in grief of losing her beloved being pregnant with his child without marriage, but then the character was written to remain coward all along.
Dating Game is a series that truly reminds you how wonderful it is to have something - or someone - to love.
The chemistry between Koji Mukai and March brings real depth to the story, making every scene feel genuine and heartfelt.
With a star-studded cast and plenty of surprises along the way, it's a show full of excitement and emotion.
I can't wait to see how the story unfolds from here.
I truly hope Dating Game reaches audiences all around the world.