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They're making one of my favourite kdramas into a cdrama!? This will either be the worst thing ever or my new favourite thing. I was really impressed with Connor Leong in Definitely Not Today - so I'm hopeful!

I didn't love this as much as I wanted to love it (my expectations were unrealistically high) but still this was very very good. Really unique and creative. So much respect for the team behind this.

I wasn't a big fan of Why R U other than Saifah and Zons storyline, Fighter and Tutor just didn't work for me personally and Dew and Blue were 100% not my thing. So I had no expectations but decided to give this a go because it's all the buzz in the bl community at the moment...and oh my goodness this is so much fun. I'm really into Kuea as a lead, he's such a great character and I'm so in love with the set up of the story as well as the potential chemistry and production quality - it wasn't at all what I was expecting after reading the synopsis, but it's even better. My expectations have gone from zero to 100 I'm so excited to see what's to come.

This is really a story about how you fall in love with the person, not just their gender and I think that's a really beautiful message.

This first episode was so good! It's so kdrama-ish. Kbls always have felt so different from full length kdramas for different reasons whether it be their tone, how they're shot or the characters. But this feels like such a typical kdrama rom com, we've got the little bit of magic, the lead is the archetypal male lead from the mid 2010s and it is shot like one too. And all these things are good things! It's so refreshing to see something that you're so used to it's that it's become comforting but now it happens to be a bl. And to think I almost didn't start it because of the low rating!!!

Exactly. Like in a regular degree in Korea you need a total of around 160 points and missing that project made him 2 points short of graduating. So yeah it's his fault, but he's angry. He also does decide to move on and get over it, but then he meets Sangwoo and takes an instant dislike to him because he's so cold and they're complete opposites, but also he just wants to ruffle his feathers. So it becomes less about "hatred" and more about intrigue over this robotic person he doesn't understand. But that could be because I'm a fan of the manhwa and it's a lot easier to spell out so many inner thoughts in manhwa form.

I would've liked this so much more if they stuck to the plot they set up at the beginning and that alone. It would've been so much better if they took their time and had the vampire trying to make the "pure blood" fall in love with him over the majority of the series. Rather than having the human fall in love with him by episode 2. It would've been nice to see them spend more time together so they could fall in love and then it would make sense that the vampire starts to reciprocate those feelings and then choose death over hurting him. And the "drama" of the series could just be that the "pure blood" finds out he's a vampire and was only using him for his blood, but the vampire has genuine feelings for him now. Cliched but enjoyable. If they took their time with that plot it would've been so much better and not rushed over the 8 episodes, but they're trying to do too much like with the evil brother and that lady, it all feels unnecessary- do that in a second series!!!

I'm a big Dome and Vee fan...guess that makes me problematic. But sometimes I just want to ship a ship that are seriously messy and should never be together. Every now and then I want a lot heartache and pain in my series!

This is the only manhwa I’ve ever been up to date with! I just scrolled through all the comments and realised that I commented over a year ago freaking out over how much I was loving the manhwa and how exited I was for this adaptation! I can’t believe it airs actually tomorrow after a year of waiting! (Also I had no idea people were upset with the casting, I think these 2 are perfect - the teasers scream the perfect embodiment of their manhwa characters)

Watching the most recent episode I was felt so protective over White from Black, and I was also thinking of how I'm going to miss white being a part of the gang. And then it fully hit me how incredible Guns performance is here. I've been a big fan of him for years but the fact he's made me want to protect a character he's playing from another character he's playing and that I'm going to miss a character he's playing because he's being replaced by a different character he's also playing...gun you're incredible.

Im behind and now trying to catch up and I feel like I missed something in the first 2 episodes. I thought Thorn didn't make it into the National youth team because of that corrupt coach, but in episode 3 they're saying he is in the National youth team?

The great thing about this film was how informative it is on the subject matter. I knew barely anything about bdsm but I felt like this was a very respectful and honest look at the topic and in a Korean romcom of all things! Im so delightfully surprised! I’ve been a fan of Juns appearances in dramas for a while now, but Ive only really seen him play self obsessed grumpy characters, so it was such a nice change to see him in this play such a sweet, endearing little sunshine!

I decided to watch this in a different order. I watched it 1-2, then 6-7 and then ended it with 3-5. That way the stories get progressively better in my opinion. Still annoyed at the ending of episode 7, that story could've been so cute with a slightly different ending. But all that being said that doesn't matter because episodes 3-5 are brilliant.

I watched episodes 1 through 10 as they aired (which is rare for me with good dramas) but I still haven't seen the last 2 episodes! I don't want to let go of this drama or say goodbye to all these characters!

I was prepared for this to be dark, because it’s P’Jojo and he doesn’t do “cute” or “sweet” series, but then I heard he’s basing it on a studios lakorns from the 90s where the leads hardly ever make it out alive. So will I emotionally destroy myself by watching this and knowing it’s likely one or both of leads won’t make it out alive…yes! Who needs emotional stability!?

He’s always been a fantastic comedic actor, but he really surprised me in The Player. He had a small role but there’s a scene where he breaks down in tear and sobs and oh my goodness it was so real and raw and heartbreaking…he’s improving every year - giving him more roles!

Wait...why does this look so good!? I had really low expectations but this looks beautifully shot. I'm excited now, I really hope the story is as good as it is visually!

Yeah! For the first 2 weeks I liked it but I wasn’t in love with it but between episodes 3 and 4 something happened and I was completely obsessed and that obsession has only grown…the fact there’s only 2 weeks left it so devastating!

I remember back when after the first episode aired, I liked it but I wasn't obsessed. Fast forward 10 weeks and I'm constantly stalking the series on every social media platform, crying about fan theories and thinking about it every second of the day... I wish Bad Buddy wasn't as good as it is for the sake of my mental health, but I'm also so grateful that it's such a beautiful, incredible series.

I can't believe Kim Tae Ri is finally doing a romantic youth drama. I'm such a big fan and can't wait.