Not even a bottom defender but it's crazy when ppl with pfps with grown ass men in their super late 20s to early…
I half understood your comment but anyway!... I don't expect first-year-uni characters to be mature but I don't want them to act like little kids either... The guy is in university, not elementary school... You seem to be new to watching BL (or you haven't updated your watchlist yet) and good for you if you like that type of characters. But after ten years of watching different types of BL (yes, I'm that old), I got sick of them. Also, I complained about the innocence and childishness of the character, but what really put me off was the stealing shirt scene. It was creepy and unnecessary. And I highly advise you to watch the series from my profil picture. Because they may be "grown ass men in their super late 20s to early 30s" but the series in which they play is (what people tend to write too lightly nowadays) a masterpiece.
I don't understand the high ratings... Does this series improve over time? Because I couldn't go past the first episode... I'm just too tired of the overused stereotypical "bottom" character who is naive, innocent and stupid (in this series, in particular) and who acts like a child. Also, the whole "let's steal the "top" character's shirt because I want to redeem myself" when Fah didn't even make a big deal about the accident and didn't want the guy to clean his shirt was so annoyingly over the top... I don't have time for that type of series that everyone seems to enjoy and I will never understand why... I mean, to each their own, I guess. But this is definitely not for me.
This series was absolutely beautiful. It made me laugh and cry. The scene at the hospital was an absolute masterpiece and I'm not one to cry easily but this scene really made me shed tears. The actors are also very talented, especially Jin Yun as I really thought he was really deaf until the very last scene.
This drama is a gem. I loved how the actors protrayed two characters really in love with each other. What I mean is that they kissed when they needed to kiss and they really showed affection. For example, I loved how Jin held Haruki's jacket when they were talking on the beach. That's really how couples act towards each other and I absolutely adored it. Same when Jin passionately kissed Haruki in the car when they didn't see each other for a long time. That was so lovely to see. Anyway, I didn't know it was an adaptation from a Korean webtoon (hence the Korean restaurant in the drama) and I hope they will do more adaptations from Korea, that would be nice.
It was the best episode so far. I loved the little banter between Jun and Po and I loved Thame's jealousy. Jun is definitely my favourite character and I loved how sneaky he was in this episode. I like that Po is not dense about Thame's reactions too. He knows what's up and that's refreshing to have a character like that. Also, this is the first time since I started watching the series that I was more interested in the romance than the whole group problem's plot.
I agree wih most of the comments. This season was honestly very good but the comedy felt a bit forced sometimes. I still enjoyed watching this season. Also... I'm just going to say that I discovered Sung Joon in this series and oh my... what a handsome man he is!
Had the potential in the middle to be interesting and entertaining, but by ep 7 i totally lost interest. I didn't…
I totally agree with you but I started losing interest way before you, after episode 4. I found no satisfaction at all watching people suffer like 1st, 2nd and 3rd floor did. Especially 2nd floor as she was the most fair and humane. I hated 8th floor's character so much, she was unsufferable and I wished the worst for her but... nothing. She got nothing at all. Squid Game is way better in terms of pace, characters, the games are way more enjoyable to watch and, even though, people die horribly sometimes, they aren't tortured over and over again.
I don't know how people can say this is better than Squid Game... This show was mostly boring, the games were not fun to watch unless you're a sadistic who likes to see people suffer and the person that should definitely suffer didn't get anything at all. That was frustrating to watch more than anything...
Contrary to popular opinion, you don't have to keep watching it.
Maybe not the hate but the irony. I've never said I wasn't into it, I've said that it was not a great series (which is not, but it doesn't mean it's bad). And my "review" was not even about the show in itself but about how I really liked William's and Nut's acting (so compliments about the show). So I understand that you like the show but I don't think it's necessary to directly attack people by saying not to watch it just because I've stated an honest opinion. So I'm going to keep watching and continue posting comments about how I feel about the show and it's your right to respond but if it's just to say for me to stop watching well... why not ignore my comments and move on. It's not like I hated on the show... But it's just my opinion of course! 😉
Est's character Po is extremely introvert and is going through a very messy breakup. I think est is portraying…
Yes, I'm sure it's the character's fault so let's see how he gets by later on. I actually really liked when he started laughing when Jun thought the compliment was for him. It changed compared to his serious facial expression.
I kinda agree. I don't mean Est can't act. He's good but his performance is not as impressive as William's. That…
I actually don't hate the show I just said it's not great compared to other series that are being broadcasted now. I'm going to continue watching to form a proper opinion as the show can improve along the way. As for Est, he's not bad (I've seen way worse) but it's also maybe the fault of his character, I don't know. His character is not as interesting as William's or Nut's. Anyway, I appreciate your kind words 😉
So contrary to most of the viewers, I wasn't really waiting for this series to watch and, if I'm being honest, the series is not that great (not bad either, just to be clear). But I need to say that the members of the boy group act really really well and I'm kind of impress by their acting skills as, sometimes, even actors can't act. And I'm probably going to be hated for that but, as a comparaison, I don't really like Est's acting compared to William's or even Nut's. Just my opinion of course.
I didn't hear about the third season before watching the second season. I thought this season was final so I'm highly disappointed with this ending... The games were good and most of the characters were quite interesting (even though, they tried to copy the first season too much with the Korean girl - even though, she has a different role - and the shaman that reminds me too much of the b**ch from the first season) but I understand people that wrote this season was just a filler because not a lot happened (especially from the police guy's point of view). I wanted a final season and I got a filler season so I'm not quite happy... Still happy to see some familiar faces: TOP and Kang Ha Neul.
I've added this series to my list just because it was another BL from Japan but I never thought it was an adaptation of the Thai series from the same name... This series was so bad that I kind of forgot about it. I still tried to give this adaptation a chance, hoping that they would improve the original material but no... They copied all the bad things from the original series and I can't torture myself a second time watching this crap so I prefer dropping it (even though it's short!). I don't even have the courage to stay for the second couple that was originally a lot better...
Can Korea stop accepting working with Thailand already?... Because everytime the two industries make a BL together, the result is sh*t... 1. I'm annoyed of those Thai actors that can't make an effort to speak Korean in a series that takes place in Korea... Especially when the two characters have known each other for 8 years, are best friends and have grown up together. So logically, one of them should speak the language of the other. From what I understood, Jay moved to Korea when he entered university two years ago and he's even a major in Korean Language so he should be able to speak a minimum. And if they've grown up together, that means Seong Hoon has lived in Thailand before and has at least spent his school days there so he should be able to speak Thai. So it's totally illogical for them not to speak only in Thai or only in Korean with each other... And I'm not going to talk about the other characters that can perfectly understand Jay when he speaks because they are all majoring in Thai language. Except for Jin Uk that visited Thailand 56 times and is of course able to understand it because of that. I hope it was that simple... 2. I loved Save as an actor but I think I've liked his acting before just because he acted with very bad actors... Because this series is, of course, very bad but Korean actors being usually good at acting you can clearly see the difference between his acting and Yoon Jun Won's, his partner. 3. I personnaly didn't find the murder storyline interesting. The storyline was boring as a whole. Also, there were many plotholes. For example, I thought that Seong Hoon and Jay were roomates at first but then, they said that they were living separately so... I'm a bit confused... Anyway, the only good thing in those type of series is that they are short. But if your time is precious, don't watch!
I don't expect first-year-uni characters to be mature but I don't want them to act like little kids either... The guy is in university, not elementary school...
You seem to be new to watching BL (or you haven't updated your watchlist yet) and good for you if you like that type of characters. But after ten years of watching different types of BL (yes, I'm that old), I got sick of them.
Also, I complained about the innocence and childishness of the character, but what really put me off was the stealing shirt scene. It was creepy and unnecessary.
And I highly advise you to watch the series from my profil picture. Because they may be "grown ass men in their super late 20s to early 30s" but the series in which they play is (what people tend to write too lightly nowadays) a masterpiece.
I'm just too tired of the overused stereotypical "bottom" character who is naive, innocent and stupid (in this series, in particular) and who acts like a child. Also, the whole "let's steal the "top" character's shirt because I want to redeem myself" when Fah didn't even make a big deal about the accident and didn't want the guy to clean his shirt was so annoyingly over the top...
I don't have time for that type of series that everyone seems to enjoy and I will never understand why... I mean, to each their own, I guess. But this is definitely not for me.
Anyway, I didn't know it was an adaptation from a Korean webtoon (hence the Korean restaurant in the drama) and I hope they will do more adaptations from Korea, that would be nice.
Also... I'm just going to say that I discovered Sung Joon in this series and oh my... what a handsome man he is!
Squid Game is way better in terms of pace, characters, the games are way more enjoyable to watch and, even though, people die horribly sometimes, they aren't tortured over and over again.
I've never said I wasn't into it, I've said that it was not a great series (which is not, but it doesn't mean it's bad). And my "review" was not even about the show in itself but about how I really liked William's and Nut's acting (so compliments about the show).
So I understand that you like the show but I don't think it's necessary to directly attack people by saying not to watch it just because I've stated an honest opinion.
So I'm going to keep watching and continue posting comments about how I feel about the show and it's your right to respond but if it's just to say for me to stop watching well... why not ignore my comments and move on. It's not like I hated on the show...
But it's just my opinion of course! 😉
As for Est, he's not bad (I've seen way worse) but it's also maybe the fault of his character, I don't know. His character is not as interesting as William's or Nut's.
Anyway, I appreciate your kind words 😉
1. I'm annoyed of those Thai actors that can't make an effort to speak Korean in a series that takes place in Korea... Especially when the two characters have known each other for 8 years, are best friends and have grown up together. So logically, one of them should speak the language of the other. From what I understood, Jay moved to Korea when he entered university two years ago and he's even a major in Korean Language so he should be able to speak a minimum. And if they've grown up together, that means Seong Hoon has lived in Thailand before and has at least spent his school days there so he should be able to speak Thai. So it's totally illogical for them not to speak only in Thai or only in Korean with each other... And I'm not going to talk about the other characters that can perfectly understand Jay when he speaks because they are all majoring in Thai language. Except for Jin Uk that visited Thailand 56 times and is of course able to understand it because of that. I hope it was that simple...
2. I loved Save as an actor but I think I've liked his acting before just because he acted with very bad actors... Because this series is, of course, very bad but Korean actors being usually good at acting you can clearly see the difference between his acting and Yoon Jun Won's, his partner.
3. I personnaly didn't find the murder storyline interesting. The storyline was boring as a whole. Also, there were many plotholes. For example, I thought that Seong Hoon and Jay were roomates at first but then, they said that they were living separately so... I'm a bit confused...
Anyway, the only good thing in those type of series is that they are short. But if your time is precious, don't watch!