I really like him as an actor. He tends to get these roles where he’s basically a green flag character, where…
I first few dramas I saw of his, I thought the same thing. But then I saw more and he definitely has some roles where he's an abusive/toxic/red-flag galore ML, in line with a majority of the CShort Dramas. But regardless of his role, he is a brilliant actor. He is so adorable and puppy-like in "Damn! I'm tempted". I can't believe he's only 28.
Can I just say... I love that grey patch in his hair. I noticed it one drama, but then I look for it in all his dramas and it is there. Regardless of how old or young he is playing. So it makes me wonder if its real/natural. It is sooo good.
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I was looking forward to this show every week 2 episodes ago. How did they manage to screw up in the last 1/4 of the show?
Also, I was very uncomfortable with the front row seat to Nankrai's wet dreams? It did not serve the plot at all.
I generally really like Tontae as an actor so I was really excited he got a main role and I have been wanting to see the Hsia twins in a meatier role on my screen again since their Make Our Days Count days. So I'm glad this came about. But the show really did all three of them a disservice.
I wonder if this is a multi-series type show or something. Because in episode 1 there was definitely an implication that there is more to the story than what we saw.
I'm so glad they stopped that awful eng dub for Mr. Joe that they did in Episode 1. It was atrocious!
This show is a bit too violent for me, so it's always at the bottom of my list every week, but the cast in amazing. I've always had a huge crush on Top (Gawin) so I'm always happy to see him on screen even if its just for a split second. I am also really impressed by Tape (Sun). I wasn't sure what I thought of him at first, but he's actually pretty good. Both the Korean boys did a good job but I'm particularly impressed by Seung Ho (Jun Ho). This is the second time I've seen Aon in a negative role in the span of a couple of weeks. He plays evil really well. And really creeps me the eff out.
TBH. I'm really impressed by the whole cast of young adults. They far outshine the veterans (except for Phe - I really enjoyed him in this show)
I love that the romance is more on the backburner and as an undertone to the violent themes of the show. What romance there is, is very romeo + juliet esque.
I really dragged my feet on watching this one. And sure, it isn't perfect. But I genuinely loved it. It feels like it is set in the past, but it could be any time period really. But what makes me think it is a historical piece is because nobody is using phones.
I loved some of the charcters a lot - Gimm and Bua in particular. I think this may have been a low-budget production, but it fit a lot of themes into a very small show. I wish it was longer and that there would be a happy ending.
When I was watching Fight For You, there were so many times I felt like he could pass for a young Jackie Chan, or play Jackie Chan's son. Ironic though since Jackie Chan is pretty anti-LGBT and "traditional" in his view of gender roles (Michelle Yeoh once called him a MCP on tv).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6k1nDR0JQY
I was looking forward to this show every week 2 episodes ago. How did they manage to screw up in the last 1/4 of the show?
Also, I was very uncomfortable with the front row seat to Nankrai's wet dreams? It did not serve the plot at all.
I generally really like Tontae as an actor so I was really excited he got a main role and I have been wanting to see the Hsia twins in a meatier role on my screen again since their Make Our Days Count days. So I'm glad this came about. But the show really did all three of them a disservice.
I wonder if this is a multi-series type show or something. Because in episode 1 there was definitely an implication that there is more to the story than what we saw.
This show is a bit too violent for me, so it's always at the bottom of my list every week, but the cast in amazing. I've always had a huge crush on Top (Gawin) so I'm always happy to see him on screen even if its just for a split second. I am also really impressed by Tape (Sun). I wasn't sure what I thought of him at first, but he's actually pretty good. Both the Korean boys did a good job but I'm particularly impressed by Seung Ho (Jun Ho). This is the second time I've seen Aon in a negative role in the span of a couple of weeks. He plays evil really well. And really creeps me the eff out.
TBH. I'm really impressed by the whole cast of young adults. They far outshine the veterans (except for Phe - I really enjoyed him in this show)
I love that the romance is more on the backburner and as an undertone to the violent themes of the show. What romance there is, is very romeo + juliet esque.
I loved some of the charcters a lot - Gimm and Bua in particular. I think this may have been a low-budget production, but it fit a lot of themes into a very small show. I wish it was longer and that there would be a happy ending.