Well, nothing good, really. There's nothing good to say about this series; it's trashy and cost no more than €5.…
I really tried to stop myself from replying because everyone is entitled to their own opinion, and this is a public platform. But I genuinely couldn't let this one slide.
I wasn't blown away by the series either, but calling it "worth €5" or "pathetic" isn't criticism. It's just unnecessarily disrespectful. Bringing Ping's age into it makes even less sense. If the writing disappointed you, criticize the writing. Don't reduce an entire production and its cast to insults.
and mind you, all the other dramas you mentioned still ended up with solid 8+ ratings despite their own criticism. As for LoveSick, that’s just what BLs were like back then — it reflected its time and helped shape the genre. Judging it by today’s standards without that context isn’t really fair
Honestly...I did not expect this series to hit this hard. I initially dismissed it as another cliché high-school romance, the kind GMMTV seems to produce by the dozen. But I stand corrected.🙌 Every character, every performance, every emotional beat feels so genuine....the emotions aren't just shown they're felt, and I found myself completely immersed in what the characters were experiencing.... It's rare for a series to make me this emotionally invested, but this one absolutely did.
no, he was just not fighting as he was protecting his face but jay was aiming for his face only..and sun was taken…
as far i remember from the manga...sun's first impression after seeing jay in the rooftop was that the guy was stronger than him and if they fight he will be the one to suffer... and since his manager asked him to save his face for the auditions he wasn't rrly looking for a fight but it was jay who sensed his thoughts and directly attacked him deliberately and catching him off guard aiming at his face...
even tho sun could see jay ...both were at their lowest when it happened, especially sun..so it will take timethats…
Sun's mother passed away that day after battling cancer, and he irrationally blamed himself completely, not only for her death but also for the death of his little brother. Meanwhile, Jay was being attacked by a group of thugs while Sun was working in his rabbit mascot costume(boy was too deep in debt to be working after just losing his mother😭😭). Jay(in cast) was more than capable of handling them himself, but since Sun stepped in and ruined what he considered a perfectly "good fight", he demanded that Sun make up for it by fighting him instead. But Sun was far too consumed by grief and self-loathing...In that broken state, he simply offered his body to Jay...without giving it much though.
I’m so confused so Sun was wearing the bunny suit but he said he’s usually top but that one time they slept…
even tho sun could see jay ...both were at their lowest when it happened, especially sun.. so it will take time thats all im gonna say unless you want me to spill the sauce╰(￣ω￣ｏ)
I wish I could like your comment more than once! I don't know why people try so hard to label human conections.…
yess, exactly! But sadly, not everyone agrees.
Maybe it's my BL-veteran bias speaking, but after surviving years of subtext, lingering eye contact, and characters communicating entire love confessions through a single glance, I've learned to appreciate emotional intimacy far more than NC scenes. 😭
Whatever I watched... I genuinely hope creators keep making stories like this again and again. It's like wrapping yourself in your favorite blanket after an exhausting day or finding a quiet corner of comfort when the world feels too loud...
I keep seeing people say this story has a sad ending, and I totally disagree to it... Is it heartbreaking? Absolutely. Did I cry through almost the entire last three episodes? Also absolutely!But sadness and tragedy are not the same thing.
Everyone faces challenges in life, some small, some devastating. What this story gave us was a raw and honest portrayal of hardship, the consequences of childhood experiences, love, friendship, connection, and the unexpected situations that can completely change the course of a person's life. The fact that they remained together until the very end is exactly why I don't see it as a tragic ending.
To me, it felt real.❤️🩹
And for the people saying things like "they don't even kiss" or "then this isn't a BL or queer story"... please grow up.
You're entitled to your opinions, just as I am entitled to mine. In my opinion, some of you need to spend less time policing labels and more time understanding what those labels actually mean. Human relationships are complex. Not everything fits neatly into predefined boxes with clear boundaries and definitions. People are not machines running on fixed programming.
A story does not become less queer, less meaningful, or less valid simply because it chooses emotional intimacy over physical intimacy.
So before spreading hate or misleading people about this show, maybe try engaging with what the story is actually trying to say.
Some stories are about love. Some are about identity. Some are about surviving. The best ones are about all of those things at once.
I wasn't blown away by the series either, but calling it "worth €5" or "pathetic" isn't criticism. It's just unnecessarily disrespectful. Bringing Ping's age into it makes even less sense. If the writing disappointed you, criticize the writing. Don't reduce an entire production and its cast to insults.
and mind you, all the other dramas you mentioned still ended up with solid 8+ ratings despite their own criticism. As for LoveSick, that’s just what BLs were like back then — it reflected its time and helped shape the genre. Judging it by today’s standards without that context isn’t really fair
Glad to know I've found my people. 😭
I initially dismissed it as another cliché high-school romance, the kind GMMTV seems to produce by the dozen.
But I stand corrected.🙌
Every character, every performance, every emotional beat feels so genuine....the emotions aren't just shown they're felt, and I found myself completely immersed in what the characters were experiencing.... It's rare for a series to make me this emotionally invested, but this one absolutely did.
and since his manager asked him to save his face for the auditions he wasn't rrly looking for a fight
but it was jay who sensed his thoughts and directly attacked him deliberately and catching him off guard aiming at his face...
so it will take time
thats all im gonna say unless you want me to spill the sauce╰(￣ω￣ｏ)
Maybe it's my BL-veteran bias speaking, but after surviving years of subtext, lingering eye contact, and characters communicating entire love confessions through a single glance, I've learned to appreciate emotional intimacy far more than NC scenes. 😭
huh!!! im fumingggg😤😤
Also, I don't think I'll ever get tired of Nani's expressions. The range on that man is genuinely insane.🙌🙌
And his accusations toward Niran after the ritual?
Chills. Actual chills.🥶🥶
The intensity in that scene was unreal.
damn... rn reading the 1000 page novel seems easier than waiting
Fourth the actor he is🙏🏼🫡
I keep seeing people say this story has a sad ending, and I totally disagree to it... Is it heartbreaking? Absolutely. Did I cry through almost the entire last three episodes? Also absolutely!But sadness and tragedy are not the same thing.
Everyone faces challenges in life, some small, some devastating. What this story gave us was a raw and honest portrayal of hardship, the consequences of childhood experiences, love, friendship, connection, and the unexpected situations that can completely change the course of a person's life. The fact that they remained together until the very end is exactly why I don't see it as a tragic ending.
To me, it felt real.❤️🩹
And for the people saying things like "they don't even kiss" or "then this isn't a BL or queer story"... please grow up.
You're entitled to your opinions, just as I am entitled to mine. In my opinion, some of you need to spend less time policing labels and more time understanding what those labels actually mean. Human relationships are complex. Not everything fits neatly into predefined boxes with clear boundaries and definitions. People are not machines running on fixed programming.
A story does not become less queer, less meaningful, or less valid simply because it chooses emotional intimacy over physical intimacy.
So before spreading hate or misleading people about this show, maybe try engaging with what the story is actually trying to say.
Some stories are about love. Some are about identity. Some are about surviving. The best ones are about all of those things at once.
you can thank me later😉
and my dear kaew needs a long long comforting hug ❤️🥹