According to Wikipedia, the Chinese legend the film is based on, called "Buttefly Lovers", is about two students, one of which is a woman disguised as a man in order to study, and it has a tragic ending. This would mean that they've actually taken a straight (but crossdressing) love story and made it gay.
I thought China was still strict with censoring gay movies? How are they gonna get this released when Chinese…
GagaOOLala say that they have the uncut, original BL version. My guess is that it gets a n uncut release outside of China but that the Chinese release will be censored.
Ooh, Sha Po Lang has been on my TBR list for some time, time to go read it! And I'm a fan of Chen Zhe Yuan since Handsome Siblings, so I'm super happy to see him here.
When they wanted to change he song in the studio, he got really irritated. A part of him also thought the song…
I think there was a time jump. The headpull and kiss is when the album is just about to be released, which means they've been working on it for some time together. It takes a lot of work to get from song compositions on just a guitar to a release-worthy studio album on an actual label. We don't see that process which makes it confusing, but I'm betting it has been at least a week or two.
I think many ppl are being a bit harsh on this series. This is meant to be a somewhat goofy romantic comedy and…
I must say that I was one of those who felt very uncomfortable with episode 5, and also one or two of the earlier ones, but episode 6 redeemed almost everything for me (I say almost, because the attempted rape was absolutely awful, and the psychopathic ex-gf is a trope I really don't want to see anymore -- but at least the rape wasn't portrayed as "romantic"). It was obviously the turning point, and the start of some real character growth for Ton (and about time, too). I also get that it's comedy, but not everyone has the same sense of humour, and for me the uncomfortableness sometimes outweighed the comedy.
It was very nice to finally get these "missing" scenes, but the editing together of them left a lot to be desired, and I can't help but feel that the production company didn't really do SaifahZon (or Mii2) justice with this. :\
I got this from the comments on the YouTube Live that just ended. I don't speak Korean :)
EDIT: There was a trailer in the livestream; here's the link to where it starts: https://youtu.be/0chK225LtdY?t=1104
I also get that it's comedy, but not everyone has the same sense of humour, and for me the uncomfortableness sometimes outweighed the comedy.