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Debating with those guys is such a thrill — they always want to drop the show over a romance, declare the loveline awful, and when I ask why, they dance around in circles. Riveting stuff, really."

nah

i hope romance bro

i hate queer bait gl,bl in bg

I’m just afraid it’ll turn into queer baiting and make the chemistry between the male-female couples fade. I hate BG dramas, but I can’t stand it when they keep throwing in BL/GL bait either.

The author already confirmed it, so that’s why I’m certain the male lead is the ex-boyfriend of the character played by Kim Go Eun. And the “queer” thing is just fans of GL/BL blowing it out of proportion — friends getting upset with each other, arguing, or being close is totally normal.

Just because there are two female leads doesn’t mean it’s GL, my friend. They’re portrayed as friends — and it’s a beautiful friendship

yes,see tag bro

Looking at the way you wrote your first comment, who wouldn’t think you’re a condescending viewer? You’re the one who should learn how to write properly.

Honestly, I don’t mind much, but I hate it when straight romance movies get shipped as BL or GL, which waters down the story and takes away the beauty of same-sex friendship.

yes romance is slow and good

I hope the show won’t be turned by some GL fans into a same-sex romance, ruining the beautiful friendship between the two.

Your argument has some very obvious flaws. If their chemistry is amazing, why shouldn’t they be together? You say to stop watching the show because of the loveline, so who’s really the one watching just for the tag or genre here? And who said Flex x Cop doesn’t have a loveline? Season 2 will heavily explore that loveline.

Your opinion is public, so I have the right to respond, don’t I? Especially when your opinion is extremely one-sided.

The chemistry between the two is great, so even if there’s romance, it’s not a bad thing—if it were bad, the ratings wouldn’t have reached 6.7%.

A dry storyline about civil court cases between rival lawyers—what’s so new about that?

You know what’s worse? It’s your reasoning. Why would adding romantic elements suddenly make the show bad? This is a “love your enemy” type of relationship, which is actually really interesting. Having a loveline doesn’t affect the plot, so why can’t a man and a woman who are close to each other fall in love, my friend?

Who’s criticizing the show just because it has a loveline? Give me your reasoning. You’ve been blindly hating for so long, yet I’ve said many times that the two leads have great chemistry, and it only shows up briefly in small scenes in each episode. Do you know why that’s enough? Because even just looking at each other, they already give off such strong romantic vibes. If the writer suddenly turned it into mere admiration, that would actually be ridiculous. And the age gap isn’t even an issue, because as established, the male lead is only 10 years older than the female lead. Do you get that?

Read the info, for heaven’s sake—Flex x Cop season 1 has the tag “slight romance,” and it’s already confirmed that season 2, which is about to be released, will have romantic elements.

Stop bringing up the age card—do you have any other arguments, my friend? The chemistry between the two is great, and the way the romantic elements are woven in is very subtle, so what’s there to criticize? Is there anything wrong with romance between colleagues or between a boss and an employee? The female lead is new, but she’s not some weak, clingy type, and the male lead is a tough, middle-aged man—not some old geezer.