TianQi

Lucky! Here in Asia, it airs at midnight, technically Thursday. So, I'm still bored all day Wednesday working and over-theorizing about what I just the Tuesday and what's going to happen on Thursday in Light On Me. LOL

Pitch and Bank better be together by the end of episode 6, damnit.

Sounds about right.

Final couple rating:
1. Sun/Nuea
2. Ake/Tue
3. Kaeng/Puth
4. Pao/Thur
5. Choke/Sat
6. Team/Mon
7. Jia/Masuk/Tir

Finally finished. The main reason I watched this was for Talay and Perth (but really Talay) and that turned out to be the most boring part of the entire show for me. We already had one dead love interest, we really didn't need a second one and we definitely didn't need him to awkwardly stick around (especially during intimate moments). It was so awkward to see Jia ask Musak to have sex for the first time on Tir's bday as Tir's ghost is looking right at them. The last episode was also super cheesy. Processed cheese, not gruyere.

I really liked getting to see multiple stories with characters with very different personalities. I enjoyed the fluff and, admittedly, *some* of the fan service. I have to say that after the last episode, I realize that I like Tue and Ake a lot more than I thought I did (though both of them as Muay Thai fighters is still not very believable). I like Team and Mon a lot less than than I thought. I dunno. Mon came off as really annoying in the end.

You can say that again. Sheesh.

I think, for right now, Tae still doesn't see it for Shinwoo. Yes, he wants to be Shinwoo's friend, but Shinwoo keeps trying to be friendly in ways that don't compute for Tae. Tae's good at expressing himself, he's not the best at understanding others' subtleties. Also, right before Tae rejected going to karaoke with Shinwoo, Shinwoo had just tied Tae's shoes, which Tae seems to have thought was more strange than anything else. Then, when Tae asked if he did it just to make up for putting the cake on his face, Shinwoo responds with with 'Yes.'...we the audience were able to hear the sarcasm in his voice, but Tae wasn't. He came off just as rude and immature as he's come off in the past to Tae. As far as Tae's concerned, Shinwoo just randomly smeared cake all over him, found the weirdest way to apologize and is now trying to stop him from going to see the guy actually does like for no reason. I want the best for Shinwoo, but jeez he needs to pull himself together.

Episode 7 ^_^

I'm definitely pro-ShinTae, but I'm probably more pro-happy ending for Daon regardless...a happy ending without being with Sohee. The absolute last person someone who doesn't know how to be self-assertive like Daon needs to be with is someone like Sohee.

Yeah, it seems like Sohee and Taekyung are gonna go head to head over Daon next episode, so if that happens, Taekyung may get sad and that will give Shinwoo a chance to really slip in.

This episode, when Namgoong play-kissed Taekyung during the group selfie at the party it reminded me of something he said in an earlier episode. It was something to the effect of: You made Shinwoo's ears red and he's bothered by you...which is a good thing. I noticed before, but it didn't come full circle for me until this episode. Namgoong has been constantly putting everyone on the spot. He's been basically setting the stage for each of them to express themselves/reveal their true feelings to each other. He did it four times in this episode alone (including fake kissing Taekyung). 1) he called out Da-On for being so perfect at everything when he caught Taekyung. He was saying what Taekyung was thinking and because Taekyung doesn't really have a problem saying what he's thinking, he readily agreed vocally with him saying "I agree. Da-On is very cool." 2) He then immediately follows it up with: "What a nice image? You must feel jealous?" toward So-Hee. This was setting her up to express her true feelings which is that she doesn't like how close Da-On and Taekyung are. Up until now, she had only said it indirectly. Even after clearly sending the signal to Taekyung by grabbing his hand, she still hadn't fully clarified this to Da-On who now, thanks to her ironically enough, is finally starting to realize he actually is developing feelings for Taekyung. and 3) Literally slapping this girl's hand (which sounded very loud and made me cackle even louder). Basically reminding her for the umpteenth time that she's delusional and overreaching (literally and figuratively). He's bent on Da-On, Taekyung, and Shin-Woo opening up to each other, but isn't invested in who Taekyung should end up with (which is good imo because that'd be one step too far). On the other hand, he's openly and indirectly sabotaging So-Hee whenever he can. I had an inkling before was that he liked her, but now I'm almost sure of it. That or he really just wants her out of the way so that the student government three-way can sort itself out fairly.

Other facepalms for this episode: Shin-Woo not smiling when he smashed the cake in Taekyung's face. If you don't smile, no one will it's a joke, you beautiful imbecile! Shin-Woo's timing for being assertive by telling Taekyung to go to karaoke with them. Sweetheart, you had so many other opportunities! Don't do it right after you tell him you're only nice when you fuck him over! LOL Bless his little emo heart, though. <3

Just finished ep 14 and while I didn't feel like Tir/Masuk/Jia's segment was bad per se, it was just slow and a little ill-placed. I would have liked to see a happier story for the last one, but maybe ep 15 will make up for that. Also, Yoon's hair...very distracting, to say the least.

I think we're off to a good, if a bit slow, start. The actors are good and this seems like a sincere story. This might be one of the ones to be a hit after it fully airs like My Engineer.

What did all the hype say this was going to be and how did this not deliver, exactly? Genuine question because it seems a LOT of people share this opinion, but I didn't see anything about it on any other social media.

This somehow managed to be romantic and somber, but the serious aspect really doesn't pull the tone of the romance down (at least not for me). It's good that something like this has been made to shed light on some really scary aspects of the BL industry that I'm sure many, if not most fans, aren't very aware of. I'm glad I waited to watch because now, it looks like season two will be airing in just a few days so I won't have to wait very long. ^_^

The funny thing is: people like Shinwoo exist too, but irl, we don't usually like them because we don't immediately recognize their inner sweetness and crippling social anxiety unless you're their best friend...otherwise, they just come off as a**holes.

Do Yoon was more like a Watson to Ka Ram's Sherlock than a Robin to Ka Ram's Batman, if that makes sense.

This was fun, fast-paced and packed a lot stuff into a short time. Absolutely loved it. To be honest, I had to rewind quite a few times because I got distracted by how handsome the leads were. Ka Ram's eyes/nose and Do Yoon's lips/smile are like works of art. The only thing I'd change would be something about the fight scene. Unless you're Clark Kent, you can't take a hit to the face with a driver (golf club) and 1) maintain yourself upright or 2) come out of the fight without a bruise or a bloody mouth.

Also, is it just me, or do the actors look older than they are? They were 17 (Ka Ram) and 18 (Yun doon) when filming this. They don't look 'old' per se, but they look like around 22-23, not 17 and 18.

I can't believe he was 17 when he filmed Broject. He looked way older (not in a bad way).

He does come off as an ass and Kong seems to love that aspect about him. I think he sees Film as a challenge that he, and I for that matter, think he can win. lol