Shi Yuhao is really fixated on measuring the value of people, including himself against the inevitability of death. He asks Lang Di if he (LD)would care if he dropped dead .... Meanwhile, Qing Tian has become sunnier and happier after shooting the documentary(in which I believe he addresses his depression) and of course the biggest catalyst is sleeping next to Wenshu for what?2months. In contrast,his brother has become more aggressive after shooting the variety show, forcing himself to be independent to a point of even hurting himself. I'm almost glad he'll have to back to being pampered (hopefully). That was just painful to watch 😄😄😄
I hate the fact that BL writers write women as the bad guys when in fact women are the ones supporting these entertainment industries. But all in all, I can't get over Lao Xu praising his son to everyone. That kind of positive reinforcement is so necessary especially in Chinese dramas. I hope it doesn't turn out to just be a strategy of fanning of his ego to push him to go to the hunter school and separate them.
Wow, I just started this and I regret not waiting for it to finish airing first. First of all Big Jane honestly doesn't seem like a bad guy, (I hope he doesn't end up being a psycho). He seems to me to be some kind of a genius that enjoys using his smarts to play with people without actually hurting them, it's actually their own fear of him that turns on them. Secondly, this is the second Thai adaptation of a Korean novel, and I'm surprised I actually enjoy K-novels with Thai adaptions. Maybe the Korean language is too heavy for me.
Looks like I'm amidst a green forest after watching toxic BLs
It honestly feels like I'm finally watching human beings. I love it when a writer respects the characters they write because they'll be played by actual humans.
The classmates who put him in the dustbin should have locked him in and thrown it in the sea. I can't stand weak spineless characters in Bl.....it's the whole reason I ran away from hetero romance. I got so used to boisterous, overconfident characters in Bl that I developed an allergy to this kind. Someone please send help, I'm suffering😭
This is one of those drama that makes you wonder if someone ran away with the funding and they decided to just give us anything they could piece together....
Revenged Love was rushed too, though.What have you been watching? Kill to Love, Secrets Happened on the Litchi…
Thank you for the recommendations, I started Litchie island today. To my shore and Double helix were too toxic for me....I don't know what's with Chinese BL and narcissists...but I 'll check out the rest.
Feels like the first real Chinese BL I can recommend to someone. (Other than Revenged Love) All the others seem too rushed, vague intimacy as if even the producers are afraid or allergic to real kissing or something. Plus, I would watch any cdrama filmed in the mountains and forests
Meanwhile, Qing Tian has become sunnier and happier after shooting the documentary(in which I believe he addresses his depression) and of course the biggest catalyst is sleeping next to Wenshu for what?2months. In contrast,his brother has become more aggressive after shooting the variety show, forcing himself to be independent to a point of even hurting himself. I'm almost glad he'll have to back to being pampered (hopefully). That was just painful to watch 😄😄😄
Me at end of EP 8: I aint say that sh*t
But all in all, I can't get over Lao Xu praising his son to everyone. That kind of positive reinforcement is so necessary especially in Chinese dramas. I hope it doesn't turn out to just be a strategy of fanning of his ego to push him to go to the hunter school and separate them.
First of all Big Jane honestly doesn't seem like a bad guy, (I hope he doesn't end up being a psycho). He seems to me to be some kind of a genius that enjoys using his smarts to play with people without actually hurting them, it's actually their own fear of him that turns on them.
Secondly, this is the second Thai adaptation of a Korean novel, and I'm surprised I actually enjoy K-novels with Thai adaptions. Maybe the Korean language is too heavy for me.
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