"Soul Mate" is about the deepest of love stories, an uncommon, unbreakable bond between two men who met at a terrible moment in both of their lives and made a profound, years-long impact on each other.
It's never physically expressed in the obvious way. There are no kisses and no sexual intimacy of any kind. But the intimacy of true friendship and companionship is there for all to see. And it's beautiful.
Some will no doubt be disappointed by the lack of "sizzle" and NC scenes, and some will act offended that this series was advertised as a romance at all. But I would argue that this series is incredibly romantic in its own way.
Now that I have watched the last episode, I am heartbroken. But I am also very glad to have watched this lovely series. It will stay with me for a long time.
Why have i never seen lee hong nae in a drama before?? Where has this gorgeous man been all my life? Thank you…
If you watched the Uncanny Counter series (season 1, with a few cameos in season 2), he played a man possessed by an evil spirit. His character usually wore a hoodie or some kind of hat.
I simply ADORE Yoo Soo Bin, the actor who's playing Choi Hyeon (the Grand Prince's personal assistant).
I mean I ADORE that man with my whole heart. Every character I've seen him play is exactly my kind of guy - goofy, funny as hell, sexy in a hot nerdy mess kind of way, and LOYAL as hell, right down to his DNA.
I've seen Li Meng in The Double, Epoch of Miyu, The Bad Kids, and Playing Go. I wouldn't necessarily say she's…
Granted, I have not seen all of her roles.
But in the ones I have seen (both modern dramas and period ones), she's always a cold and calculating person who has no problem with doing actual harm to her opponents.
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It's never physically expressed in the obvious way. There are no kisses and no sexual intimacy of any kind. But the intimacy of true friendship and companionship is there for all to see. And it's beautiful.
Some will no doubt be disappointed by the lack of "sizzle" and NC scenes, and some will act offended that this series was advertised as a romance at all. But I would argue that this series is incredibly romantic in its own way.
Now that I have watched the last episode, I am heartbroken. But I am also very glad to have watched this lovely series. It will stay with me for a long time.
And is it just me, or is the all black interior of Tiger's house depressing as hell??
Most ppl are posting on the regular FY2 page, as opposed to this FY2 (Uncut) page.
Here:
https://mydramalist.com/787712-fourever-you-season-2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Woh95lh5F18
I read that they were a HUGE hit in High School Frenemy (which I didn't watch) and had everyone saying they gave distinctive "BL-potential" vibes.
It'll be interesting to see how far their relationship goes in Wu.
Pic here:
https://static.wixstatic.com/media/9c97ce_d77bed9c16044a6fba81aa7ba8e911a0~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_600,h_400,al_c,q_80,enc_avif,quality_auto/9c97ce_d77bed9c16044a6fba81aa7ba8e911a0~mv2.jpg
Another pic here:
https://i.mydramalist.com/wk3Ok_3m.jpg
I simply ADORE Yoo Soo Bin, the actor who's playing Choi Hyeon (the Grand Prince's personal assistant).
I mean I ADORE that man with my whole heart. Every character I've seen him play is exactly my kind of guy - goofy, funny as hell, sexy in a hot nerdy mess kind of way, and LOYAL as hell, right down to his DNA.
He was perfectly cast in this series.
Those who haven't finished the series yet might want to to postpone watching this video:
CONTAINS SPOILERS ----- CONTAINS SPOILERS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUtryclhkxs
And I like the acting so far, too.
More angst, more devastation and more NC scenes.
Season 2 feels very cheesy and just meh in comparison.
But in the ones I have seen (both modern dramas and period ones), she's always a cold and calculating person who has no problem with doing actual harm to her opponents.