KioroDjirane

Yes, I cringe so hard with the "Khun Dad" everytime because it's literally their version of "Daddy", right ? Or I'm missing something ?

I really didn't understand why he was linked to the "stalker" plotline. Why he was stalking university couple to expose them ? For money ? But it doesn't make sense, right ? Because he is just a "bad guy" ? Also, we all agree he tried to rape Thanwa on camera ? Again, why ? It didn't help that we didn't have any update afterwards at what happened to him.

I liked most of it except the ex boyfriend of Thanwa plot line. Too messy and a bit pointless as I didn't understand at all why he acted like that. More in spoiler if interested.

But overall, this show was really cute & fun. Also, very sweet, even if it was a bit too much to my taste.

8.5/10

Peoples use them because it's easier to write them as we really aren't familiar with their naming system. MC/ML is generic and can be used most of the time without being confusing.

Seme/Uke is also used but like someone said previously, it's also a bit awkward sometime like in shonen-ai story or here for exemple when it isn't clear yet (well, if it follow stereotype it's obvious but we don't like to assume).

Really Old ?! Oo Just asking here, but you would give which age only based on her apparence in the trailer ? She's late twenty - early thirty at most. So yeah, even if she is actually 38y old, she doesn't look like one.

Drama rain. K-Drama & J-Drama are exactly the same with rain. :P

Like you said, MC is for the main characters. The story is build around them. A story can have multiple MC even if it isn't that common. But when we talk about romance, we can also use the term of FL & ML because they are often story with two MC so it's easier to differentiate them. But it lose all interest with BL as like you said, they are both ML. :P So MC was kept for one of them. In Novel or Webtoon it's easy to tell which one is the MC because the story is mostly written with their PoV in mind or the plot is more focused on his struggles & hardships.

I'm saying I'm uncomfortable with him being young and it would be the same even if both of them were 15 or 16y old making heavy NC scene. For me the age gap is irrelevant in this situation. It never bother me in light romance drama as I know they are acting.

For now I'm holding my judgement as I didn't see yet what could be troublesome. But yes, if they strictly follow the original work, I will probably drop it.

Glad they skipped this part. Even if it make the whole 'unrequited love' a bit pointless in this adaptation, the whole blackmail thing is a plot device that was overly used in the past and should stay there, in the past.

In the show, they don't have a age gap, they are both minor. If you talk about the real age of actor well, it isn't called acting for nothing. Don't get me wrong, I can somewhat understand why you are uncomfortable as I also think 16y is quite young IF they do heavy NC scene but it would be regardless of his partner age as age gap isn't a issue for me.

I liked it. But I'm glad I waited that every episodes were aired first because it had some frustrating bit that could have made me drop it. Like the "plot twist" that are WAAAY too obvious (the uncle, the girl that come back & what she truly wanted for exemple) or the number of scene we see San suffer (as in physical pain) in various way were a bit too much especially when they aren't that well made with subpar CGI or obvious fake blood. I also personally didn't like the ending. Like how everyone (except the doctor) were fine with this stupid idea of saying nothing and worst, make a wedding with a dying man.

So yeah, the overall writing wasn't the best of the best BUT like I said, I still enjoyed it somehow.

8/10

He didn't absorb it. The stone just vanished after using all of his latent power to save him. So no, he isn't immortal.

The name of the brand is "Euro" as we can see on the packaging of this cake or the "frite" snack. So they named it "Eurocake" so I don't think it's inspired by Europe but I could be wrong.

Well this is hella cute. I love that they established their "relationship" -and not by being fake boyfriend, friend with benefice or others shenanigan overly used recently- from episode 1 and we will see how they resolve their issue with their personality gaps. Even if I would say it's a bit... unrealistic. It's kind of fresh & make me feel better. And it's all I ask & need.

Well of course a character cannot represent the whole spectrum. You talk about Diew here, but the same thing can be said about God and extrovert. Not every extrovert talk to EVERYONE they encounter, are social butterfly or party "like crazy". They took the extreme like they always do especially here when they want to make them total opposite. It would have been even more boring if their characters were mild and didn't had this huge contrast between them.

As for Diew's personality being quiet, shy & reserved doesn't mean he doesn't have a personality. You can dislike such characters but it's a totally different issue here and a matter of taste.

Jaeseung & Seongmin are still together to this day. But unfortunately Myeong & Minseon didn't last.

I get what you mean but the way you wrote it could mean before this law, BL series were not normal & illegal. :P

I watched the movie this morning. Between the two Taichi, this one seem more natural with his acting and his visual isn't as much in the "cute/pretty boy" vibe so he appear more mature.

I don't think it's possible to fit the last 5-6 days in just 4 episodes. Also, it was just the first one that was 90min long. Episode two was 60min.

Oh, I'm intrigued. I truly believed it was just a sub plot.