I'm sorry, but Mew & Top are redious (except for when Top has his shirt off, which will never get old). Mew was…
About TopMew kiss on the cheek:
I was wondering the same thing after seeing this kind of reaction after a kiss in other series. So I did my research some time ago, and it's actually a "sniff kiss", where Thai people put their nose against their significant other's cheek (or neck, hair, ect.) and inhale sharply. It's something you do with your family and lover, but not really with your friends or people you don't know well, so I assume Mew is embarrassed by Top sniff kissing him because this kiss is meaningful in Thailand. Here, Top isn't really Mew's boyfriend yet and he doesn't really know him that well so that could explain his reaction.
(someone correct me if I'm wrong, I'm always ready to learn more)
I'm the one who said I liked some cute and fluffy series with not much angst sometimes but even my own words can't convince me anymore today. I have to admit it lacks something. I'll still finish this out of curiosity
I would love to get the link! I haven't been able to find Khaotung's OST on spotify D:
unfortunately Khao's OST isn't yet on Spotify :(( But there's every song i could hear in ep1 in the playlist for now, and ofc i'll put Khao's song when it's released!
even if i still think some things could have been a bit better, i still really liked it considering they followed the written version pretty well! it's a good 8 for me
i sounds like khao to mebut im pretty sure its not tilly birds. i listen to a lot of them and it doesnt sound…
you're right the voice doesn't sound like Tilly Birds, i assumed it was because the song is more on the rock side which felt really different from previous gmmtv actors songs that i heard! thank you for the info, i didn't know about Khao singing the ost. can't wait to listen to the full version!
They really tried to stick to the manga which at first felt like a good surprise since I liked it so much. But now that i think about it a bit more, maybe they stick to it TOO well.
In the manga, a large part of the story concerns Ren's past, in the form of flashbacks that intersect with the main story. The choice was made to keep this aspect in the series, but it makes it slow and repetitive. Some scenes that might have been great to read didn't really feel realistic once they were on screen.
What I realize after these 7 episodes is that a good manga doesn't necessarily make a good series. In the end, I think I'd have preferred them to detach themselves a little from the written version to make the series more captivating and more in-depth on certain subjects.
Any recommendation of bl drama preferably jdrama similar to this one ??? Im new in bl and dying waiting for the…
i'd recommend Our Dining Table (Bokura no Shokutaku), it's a really beautiful story and it also deals with past traumas (different from the ones we see in Tokyo in April, but still)
I was wondering the same thing after seeing this kind of reaction after a kiss in other series. So I did my research some time ago, and it's actually a "sniff kiss", where Thai people put their nose against their significant other's cheek (or neck, hair, ect.) and inhale sharply. It's something you do with your family and lover, but not really with your friends or people you don't know well, so I assume Mew is embarrassed by Top sniff kissing him because this kiss is meaningful in Thailand. Here, Top isn't really Mew's boyfriend yet and he doesn't really know him that well so that could explain his reaction.
(someone correct me if I'm wrong, I'm always ready to learn more)
In the manga, a large part of the story concerns Ren's past, in the form of flashbacks that intersect with the main story. The choice was made to keep this aspect in the series, but it makes it slow and repetitive. Some scenes that might have been great to read didn't really feel realistic once they were on screen.
What I realize after these 7 episodes is that a good manga doesn't necessarily make a good series. In the end, I think I'd have preferred them to detach themselves a little from the written version to make the series more captivating and more in-depth on certain subjects.