AlexDy

My favorite BL is Hidamari and it doesn’t have sex scenes. It’s hypocritical to post a self-righteous comment when the source of BL/yaoi itself is full of such scenes. Just because you don't mind having pineapples on your pizza doesn't give you the right to judge others who like having them. I like both cute BLs and sexy ones, so I don't criticize others who belong to the same community. I just stated my predictions based on recent observations and said that the STORY is what matters. Yet here you are suddenly calling me and other fans toxic. What's wrong with you?

Probably no explicit scenes because of the popularity of the main actors. But as long as the story is good, I'm all for it.

I loved S1. I enjoyed this S2 but it felt like a filler season, like nothing substantial happened, especially episode 3.

You'll get drawn in by their sexual tension in the first half, then boom a darker world and revelations await in the latter episodes. Good way to "hook" the audience. ;)

Please reply to this when one day it becomes available somewhere. Thanks!

The right love at the right time can heal the wounds that made you feel wrong.

Yes, exactly. You’ll also notice how they seem to be getting closer, which is an effect of continual sex/intimacy.

Cute but felt lacking. Like unresolved issues and plot holes. The writing didn't feel coherent. Hot kiss (I don't consider it a sex scene 'cause I couldn't see anything lol! It's kinda censored and too zoomed in.) I'm sensitive but didn't feel moved. It's just a light story. Good but not great.

Handsome in The Haunted Palace. Beautiful with long hair!

I love this kind of supernatural/action drama. Beautiful cast of actors. Colorful characters. Interesting story. It has both heartwarming and funny moments. I love it! 10/10

I'm still the same as that summer in Chugakusei Nikki. Love you, Akira/Koshi! Happy birthday!

Go Koshi! Love you!

Too handsome! More projects, please!

My first love in 5th grade was the same. I was terribly terrified of my feelings that I pushed my friend away as a result. The overwhelming emotions were too much for me to handle as a teenager, especially in a society where two men falling in love wasn't accepted at all. I, too, was annoyed at Do Ba Woo, but how could I? I was totally the same back then: naive, foolish, and incapacitated by first love. The negative commenters here will never understand being in a gay guy's shoes. I just wish there were more dates between the main couple in the last episode. It was frustrating but fluffly and entertaining. I liked it.

Life is precious. Value yourself and the people who love you.

Life is precious. Value yourself and the people who love you.

S2's theme focused on dealing with guilt for the two leads. Fortunately for Si Eun, Su Ho woke up; it was predictable but very welcome! Sadly for Baku, Baek Jin died as warned by Choi Chang Hui (the syndicate leader).

S2 lacked in providing more background for Baek Jin and how he turned bad, his motivations, his falling out with Baku, etc. But I'm just glad Su Ho is alive! S3 let's go!

Episode 4's ending was a tearjerker with Si Eun passing out while imagining Su Ho and saying sorry. Then a new version of the "Homesick" song from S1 played for the credits.

Watched it tonight as it was released on April 23, this very day. I saw a glimpse of how shame plays out in Asian culture, and how there's always hope for everybody, even the most unlikely ones. 10/10

I'm so glad I didn't trust the low rating. The leads and supports are all so good-looking! I like the characters, cinematography, and music. The story is short and simple; it felt like a few scenes were skipped, but it's easy to understand. The conflicts are mainly caused by personal family issues but not too heavy. There are no kiss/sexy scenes, but just looking at the cute main couple is enough for me. It's not perfect, so keep your expectations at a manageable level. Overall, it was worth it and enjoyable for a two-hour relaxing movie/drama night. Easy on the eyes!