I'm not a very violent person, but I wanted to transport myself through my laptop, to kick Jun Seung's ass. He deserved that ass whopping, that he wanted to get from Tae Sung. Those two young actors portraying Hae Bom and Tae Sung are so damn adorable.
Jae Young put down that phone so quickly, just because Sang Woo. Hahaha!!
Sang Woo's circuitry has been changed by Jae Young's presence. By pushing him away, it gave him time to actually think about him, to wonder about him, to miss him, to the point, that he has to seek him out.
Ji Hye has absolutely no chance, actually never had any sort of chance in getting Sang Woo to notice her.
I have "second lead syndrome" in the worst way possible. I absolutely adore Bong Deok, and I know that he will never get his wish of being with Seol Won. Seol Won is too fixated on Cheol Soo. Sigh. I laughed out loud, when they subtitles showed that the film they were supposed to see was "Behind Cut".
Love that Xiang Xin wasn't written to either be a clueless, needy, delusional, and desperate teen girl, begging for Cheng Yi to love her. She could clearly see that he feels more for Zi Ming than just friendship.
welp, I was disappointed.Im glad they got together, but I would have loved it if we had more scenes of them as…
Exactly. The pairings of Maze, with Phab, and certainly Tharn's incomplete storyline with Nueng were shortshifted due to the unnecessary time spent on the step-brother saga.
All that Maze should have done, was apologize to Phab. These are adult male characters, not kids in high school or just starting college. There would still be "drama", to delve in, with having Maze admitting his true feelings for Phab, and still feeling that he should go to Japan, for his career. As for Than and Nueng, there hasn't been any onscreen development, regarding Nueng's real feelings for him. He's just been his co-star, while Than has been nursing a crush on him, since they started filming the series.
Ok, this was funny.Like mixing a disney channel tv show with telenovela and a musical, all in a BL coat. Imagine…
"Like mixing a disney channel tv show with telenovela and a musical, all in a BL coat. Imagine Ella Enchanted high on gay gummies, if she was played by an 18 year old boy."
An apt description of this series, which I am enjoying (so far). It's campy, which isn't bad.
"I'm just really hoping the fans of this "genre" can also improve their mindsets together with the dramas and learn to do their part by ceasing to ship the actors, making a clear divide between the character and its actor and stop obsessing over the top/bottom debate (it's just as harmful as thinking gay relationship need to have the traditional labels of the husband and wife roles). I believe that if these kinds of opinions stop being so normalised in the BL community, we have a higher chance of seeing the quality of future dramas improve."
Hear Hear!! I hope that 2022, we will see a change in how BLs are translated from novel to the screen AND hopefully, the main audience will also be able to adapt to the times.
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Sang Woo's circuitry has been changed by Jae Young's presence. By pushing him away, it gave him time to actually think about him, to wonder about him, to miss him, to the point, that he has to seek him out.
Ji Hye has absolutely no chance, actually never had any sort of chance in getting Sang Woo to notice her.
I laughed out loud, when they subtitles showed that the film they were supposed to see was "Behind Cut".
An apt description of this series, which I am enjoying (so far). It's campy, which isn't bad.
Hear Hear!! I hope that 2022, we will see a change in how BLs are translated from novel to the screen AND hopefully, the main audience will also be able to adapt to the times.