I fear this will be more typical CH3 lazy writing and worse directing. When actresses have better chemistry off screen than on, it's a production problem, not an acting problem.
I've re-watched ep7 three times now and it doesn't lose any impact. The way that Wine takes care of Lal and then goes after June is amazing, but the way Lal recognizes what's going on and comes to rescue Wine is so perfect. I can't wait to see how Lal takes Korn to the woodshed. Lal is the greenest green flag since Dokrak.
I still say this is the best GL currently airing. They've kept us guessing pretty well, so I won't make predictions about plot points, instead I'm predicting plot holes. I expect this to leave way to many things either completely unexplained or glossed over because there is only one EP left. This is my biggest complaint about GLs, I know it's expensive to film and every EP is that much more money the show needs to earn, but this show should be minimum 8 EPs and probably should have been 12.
I like the girls as a couple, but this story is just all over the place. They deserved better writing, but it's best to aproach anything from CH3 with low expectations.
Yeah, not exactly the "real world." When they asked about proving Blew is the real princess, my first…
I never said any of that was not the case, and Blew has already said there is a way to contact her father just that she is concerned about puttign him and her brother in danger.
That said, it's got issues. The intimate scenes are wooden and bad. It's not LingOrm, its lousy directing.
My Lady's Bodyguard - YouTube - Kongthup so who knows seems funny so far.