Incompetent Competence

Interesting concept. Hope it's a hidden gem and not trope/cliche trash.

The chemistryyyyyyyyyy

My main complaint so far is that each episode is so short.

He seems to have become Korea's BL go-to --

I hope he gets a more serious series. With his talent, he could totally lead a grittier and darker drama no problem, even if he doesn't fit the type-casting for those types of shows.

There is, but it isn't very compelling I'll be honest.

Hfheisbdwj wish I could watch this right now ;-; Don’t have membership for the streaming service
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Update: Am allowed to pick up extra shifts at work, so I can splurge a little.

Honestly, worth it.
First episode is really well acted, and the camera shots are nice. It's nothing revolutionary in the realm of BL, but it's cute and very enjoyable. Xiao Yu is an adorable bean while Noah is stubborn and so done with Wu Zheng's shit lmao. WZ is just trying his best to prove himself to be someone that's worth Xiao Yu/Noah's time.

Okay but why did Wan Ming, who barely had any screentime, have more character and personality than all our three leads combined (too bad he's fucking terrible person, like, the lowest of the low). Lawrence Wong can act, he just needs to be given material it seems.

A trailer dropped today. I saw it on soulchill’s Instagram but I’m guessing it should up on their other platforms too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6m3iSZaRoeQ&ab_channel=GagaOOLala-FindYourStory

Woot! Another Toku series <3

This is some good old fun.

Bad CGI, cheap costumes, weird script, but charming nonetheless is some odd way.

Don't take it seriously (the drama doesn't even take itself seriously) and you'll have a fun time.

Please say this is real. If so...
AHHHHH!!!!!! YES YES YES YES.

Just, don't recast. Please don't recast.

He has now done Toku. I'm waiting for the high possibility that his career blooms sometime in the years to follow.

It's practically a rite of passage for japanese actors to do some form of Tokusatsu.

A rider with a living family?!

I guess you learn something everyday.

What I thought after reading the summary, but wasn't 100% sure.

This is honestly a really fun drama.

Is the shrimp some sort of metaphor? Or is it just... a shrimp?

This wasn't expected, but honestly, a welcomed surprise. Can't wait.

Well in full honesty, it's not very good, but not extremely pretentious either. It honestly just feels like someone dipping their toes into the psychological genre the first time, not knowing what to do exactly.