Can someone please rec me a good old men yaoi π₯Ί. There's a shipping going in my head that feels wrong and illegal and I'm afraid to say it. Even if it's a novel or something.
I suspect the fear is that A. it will be woke, B. diverse casting that makes no sense (what we used to know as…
I will never understand how woke started being such a negative label people throw around now.. I hear your point well about switching but if k-dramas are doing what made yall switch are yall ready to switch or it's just going to be more complaining (please note I'm not saying you are but you get what I'm trying to say). Please explain the star trek thing to me idk anything about it.
Just randomly thought of that one part in the book where some people asked Gu Hai how many hair strands BLY has down there jokingly and he almost said the answer cos he loved him so much he knew everything about him ππ
Yes the dr and patient storyline is the script. It's not shooting. After u read the ending, it'll make more sense.
Ohhh! I was getting confused and it was my fault. All along I thought the dr and the pt were real people ππand I did not understand what was happening omg! Zhang Zhung and Cheng Hsin (Zhen Xin in this adaptation) are actors acting the role of the pt and Dr respectively. Ohh!
I almost dropped the novel omg! π Thank you so much for your help, I can't wait for the ending.
Can someone please help. I'm reading the novel and it's alternating between the real life characters (Dr. and the patient) and characters that the MLs I believe they are playing in the film that they are working on. How does that work? I don't get how the film characters happened in some chapters like it's alternating between real life character and film characters? Am I reading the script or it's more of the storyline that is happening in the film as I'm reading? I'm confused.
Y'all this was so nice to watch. The chemistry, acting, the songs, the kisses (yes my jaw is still on the floor for that under the sea scene). I really liked the father-son relationship between him and his father (he's such a dad). The last ep was so beautiful omg! I want to see the bts now
S1 was so good π©π
Don't get me started on the main title song cos...10/10
I was getting confused and it was my fault. All along I thought the dr and the pt were real people ππand I did not understand what was happening omg!
Zhang Zhung and Cheng Hsin (Zhen Xin in this adaptation) are actors acting the role of the pt and Dr respectively. Ohh!
I almost dropped the novel omg! π
Thank you so much for your help, I can't wait for the ending.
I'm reading the novel and it's alternating between the real life characters (Dr. and the patient) and characters that the MLs I believe they are playing in the film that they are working on. How does that work?
I don't get how the film characters happened in some chapters like it's alternating between real life character and film characters? Am I reading the script or it's more of the storyline that is happening in the film as I'm reading? I'm confused.
why is this called Double Helix? what's double about it and what's even a helix here?
My jaw is still on floor thinking about that scene
Y'all this was so nice to watch. The chemistry, acting, the songs, the kisses (yes my jaw is still on the floor for that under the sea scene). I really liked the father-son relationship between him and his father (he's such a dad). The last ep was so beautiful omg! I want to see the bts now
Thank you Taiwan