Shannigans

So... Does this mean we will get a Bae Min Gi BL soon?

The producers of Director's Arena did her dirty by convincing her to not film a BL.

I think one thing that was eye-opening for me was how everyone on the show reacted to AI content. Koreans really aren't that critical of it... because there was some BAD AI shown, and they all just acted impressed most of the time.

I see so many comments on MDL disavowing AI use, and now I am certain that we will only be getting more of it.

I hope they do the drama together, and he publicly distances himself from his 'official' fan club. Surely, he can cut out a portion of crazy fans (that are pretty much anti-fans at this point if they are threatening to not support his projects) and his career will still survive.

I was so confused by that too... Maybe the app has more episodes you can watch?
Edit: confirmed, seems like there are 70+ episodes of the top two dramas on Lezhin Snack. Personally, I thought this competition show was interesting, but not enough to download a coin-based, short drama app. 😂

Exactly... the NC scene was good, but how did we get there?? Their emotional resolution was a speed run. If I actually cared about the couple (which tbh, it's been hard to given the choppy editing of this show), then them being intimate would have been much more spicy for me. Instead, it fell flat. I want to watch a scene and be immersed in the characters/relationship, not just thinking "oh, the actors did a good job here. A+ kissing effort boys 🤔"

I think the implication is that Prosecutor Yoon (his friend) was looking into the case, more openly than Ju, and she died as a result. Likely because she didn't believe that Lee Chae Ha's father was the murderer and that it was a coverup. I don't think they specify how she died, but I could be wrong.

Hard to have hurt for both of them, lets be real. 🤭

I'm not sure if we watched the same thing, but that teaser was 100% giving queerbaiting vibes. Or at the very least, gay unrequited love. Do we really need another tragic gay story? I vote no.

Teaser randomly popped up on my YT feed ->
Adrenaline went high thinking we might actually have a mainstream KBL coming our way ->
Opens MDL to see the 'bromance' tag ->
😭😭😭

Just finished ep6.. I'm not sure if watching this immediately after last twilight was a good idea. Obviously, the actors brought me here, and I have no complaints about them... But for some reason I am just not vibing with the couple in this. And I'm not sure why.

In is really such a crybaby, that it's getting a bit exhausting at this point. His boyfriend really shouldn't be his therapist, and that's pretty much what their relationship is a this point (with kissing/sex added in). They were more enjoyable when they were in their bickering phase.

Also, I'm not sure what the character of Thap is trying to be... He was a cool, cocky doctor, and he kind of still is, but then it's like his entire personality just shifts to being this comfort to In's unresolved trauma. Which I think I wouldn't mind that much, but it doesn't feel like Thap has let down any of his walls yet and been emotional with In, so again , he just comes across as a flirty therapist. Nothing about this character resonates with me or makes me interested.

I'll probably stick it through for the actors or drop after another episode. With the MDL rating, I definitely expected to be more engaged with this though.

I'm glad I finally read the synopsis for this and gave it a shot, because just based on the title and poster vibes, I thought this was going be some supernatural story (twilight = vampires forever in my brain I guess; also it didn't register at all that those are goldfish in the poster).

Nipple play on daddy Jay's lap?? 🫣 Urm... Yes, please.

I almost wish the ep6 preview didn't follow those ending shots of ep5... Because I would have 100% been on the edge of my seat wondering if this show will have a happy or sad ending. The preview gave some relief to my anxiety, but I also think it would have been impactful to sit with for a bit (I also assume that was the director's intention).

They did this show a disservice with this run time.. the jumping back and forth between couples, and unclear flashbacks/time shifts make it hard to follow and get invested. I feel like I blink and an episode is over too.

Not me scrolling down in the comments and finding my exact thoughts, after commenting something similar. 🤦🏻‍♀️ Plz K-drama gods, give us mainstream BL.

Started watching right after finishing The Lie We Lived In, and I am so seated for all these KBLs with actual plots outside of the romance. Keep um coming (😉). Hopefully this opens the door to one day getting a full length BL K-drama. 🤞🏻

I always wait to rate until I complete a drama... It's probably going down because others are like me. Also, while it was a HE, for the more logical folks, the ending didn't hit. Like most kdramas nowadays, it felt rushed, and didn't wrap up the time travel/body-swap components that well (in addition to other plot points that went nowhere). Still a fun watch at times (esp. if you enjoy the use of MANY troupes), and the leads do have good chemistry.

Btw, was it ever explained why/how Dan Shim ended up as a royal consort at the beginning? I just don't understand what benefit the king got from marrying her (a lowly court lady), after he used her to depose his brother?

Seriously, why did the coworker hate her anyways? I guess we will never know 🙃