BLerSeven

I really like this show’s rhythm: the silence, the long pauses, the slow line delivery. It’s really soothing, different and I keep coming back for more. My only complaint is about the editing: the passage of time can be confusing sometimes so we end up having a hard time guessing what’s flashback or current events (Nuna’s affair was a storytelling mess). As for episode 10 (no spoilers), if the dialogue on that last scene was not ad-libbed, the acting was top-notch. Damn, even if the scene was entirely improvised, the final result was perfect!

I thought Viphob would flirt with Aek.

The show is a virgin’s dream: it’s episode 8 by now, not even a kiss but there’s already a love triangle!

The good thing about this botched out-of-nowhere finale (‘I’d applied to work abroad but I forgot, gee sorry’) — and let’s not even talk about the insensitivity of showing a couple’s make-up sex scene right after another couple’s painful breakup — is that they’ve got an excuse to make another version of A Tale of A Thousand Stars to be called The Legend of Pobleon.

It’s as classy as a BL series can get and there’s food porn. It would be good even if it were bad!

You know what? People have been complaining about the episodic aspect of this series but it's actually refreshing. Why do all series need to follow the one story-arc structure anyway? Each one or two episodes tell a complete story and that's fine too. Glad to see Mame and the producers trying something different here and actually succeeding (at least in this aspect).

So… apparently nobody told Mame there’s this very good professional called therapist that could help Fiat with half of the drama.