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What's the difference with the "Sultrier Version" on iQIYI? https://www.iq.com/search?query=4minutes&originInput=4minutes

Is it weird she's his niece-in-law? (It sounds weird)

Sha Po Lang

wait, how do we Donghee is out? (and that he was kicked out for being out according to the description?)

How serious is this? It seems like all the boys are from idol groups. Is this just a promotion for a bunch of male idols?

I really hope so

you can edit it I think

Where is a safe place to watch this?

This is devastating.

OMG I WONDER IF THEY'RE GOING TO KEEP THE COUPLE WHO ARE LESBIANS IN THE SHOW. I might watch it just for that.

Sh*t, that was such a toxic show. I don't want to see our lovely, talented Yokohama Ryusei in that kind of role!

In the US it's started appearing in public libraries. If you are in the US, and your library's search page is saying it's not available at your library, just link to the Prospector search option. Every state I've searched in has at least one library district that has the series. Of course I have not searched in any conservative, repressed, or book-banning states. (takes a moment to cry. again.) It's published by Seven Seas Entertainment and is a good translation. And I judge non-fan-translated works harshly.

That's fantastic to know because there were a couple of scenes with Sunwoo and what's-his-name where I felt highly confused

Can someone tell me how explicit this show is? I know some teen dramas can deal with the nitty-gritty.

Thanks everyone

Are you watching on Gagaoolala? because I am right now and they're not at all bad. Maybe someone has improved them? (I am very familiar with bad subs on Gaga, so I know it's possible)

Also, I wanted to raise in my nerdiness that each sub usually adds something to our understanding. For Kiseki Dear to Me, they both interpreted a highly important scene between Ai Di and Chen Yi differently , but by watching both, I was able to understand the scene. Yeaaaaa, I'll watch shows (or at least scenes from certain shows) on more than one platform purposely (especially when translations aren't 100%) It's fun to see subber's interpretations. I've found (certain well-vetted) fan subs to be better in a lot of ways compared to "professional" subs because they care about the content more and take the time to understand the content (with less biases), relate to the characters more, etc. And Gagaoolala is better for that than iQiyi sometime because it's solely devoted to queer media and the streaming site comes from a country where LGBTQIA rights are protected (whereas I'm surprised iQiyi even allows BL on it's site as it's a Mainland China streaming service. And often it's the lower quality BL too. (not always, but there's a definite trend))

Ooooo, that's so interesting! Which version? The original Thai version or the Korean version (or both)?

Huh, that's interesting. Usually GagaOOLala's subs are better than iQiyi's when it comes to BL. I literally started suggesting edits while watching shows on iQiyi, just so there could be some semblance of grammatical correctness.

It's kinda unfortunate they named it that. I think people will think it's more dark/toxic than it really is. No stalkholms syndrom thank god.