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It’s intense, thrilling, romantic...
Okay, honestly? This is one of the best thriller murder-mystery BLs I’ve watched so far.From the very first episode, the tension pulls you in and refuses to let go. Every time I thought I had figured out who the murderer was, the show said, “Oh really?” and threw another plot twist right at my face. New villain. New motive. New suspicion. I swear, at some point, I looked at almost every single character as the killer. I kept questioning everyone — who had what reason, who benefited, who was hiding something.
The chemistry between Tan and Bun was just chef’s kiss. The slow-burn tension, the trust issues, the longing it all felt so real. And let’s not lie… Great in that fitted uniform? 🤌🤤
Absolutely illegal.
The second couple? Those kids were SO cute. They added softness and warmth to an otherwise dark and intense storyline. I think they deserved more screen time. They're so underrated 😭💔
But the Plot Twists Deserve an Award🤯
Jane’s murderer genuinely shocked me. I did suspect her at first, but just when I was almost convinced it wasn’t her — BAM. The reveal hit hard. And the things that unraveled toward the end? Slightly traumatizing😭
It’s one thing to know Jane suffered, and another thing to find out why she did what she did.
That part was genuinely disturbing and heartbreaking.
I kept praying for a happy ending. Or at least for everyone to survive. When Inspector M “died,” I was in complete disbelief. I was so ready to cry because I did NOT accept that he would go down like that. Seeing him again?
Instant relief.
The Minor Plot Holes👀
Now, while the series was brilliant, there were a few things that made me raise an eyebrow:
1. Why is no one locking their doors?? People just casually walk into houses at any time of the day or night.
2. They found evidence like the rope from Jane’s case and the injection from Pued’s murder… but never thought about checking fingerprints. Yet suddenly at the end, Por carefully uses a cloth to avoid fingerprints? Now you’re concerned?? 🙃
3. Someone had an abortion three months before their death… and that didn’t show up in the forensic report? That felt like a major oversight.
Despite the minor loopholes, Manner of Death is absolutely worth watching. It’s intense, thrilling, romantic, shocking, and emotionally heavy in the best way possible. The chemistry delivers, the suspense keeps you hooked, and the twists genuinely surprise you.
I would 100% recommend everyone to watch it at least once.
It’s a ride. And trust me — you won’t see half of it coming. ❤️
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BL countryside cute and very funny
PLOT: The MC, law student at his father's request, goes to his grandfather's house (who's in the hospital) in the countryside. He meets a young farmer, the ML, and gradually adapts to local life. This allows him to gain perspective on his current life (cheating boyfriend, giving up music), and his bond with the ML slowly strengthens.+++ The CL is adorable ♡╰(ﾟxﾟ)╯♡ with a very funny contrast between the refined and tormented city dweller (Do Won) and the solid, pure, and authentic farmer. Yoon Do Jin is endearing in this role.
+++ The story is solid, well-written, and the direction is effective.
+++ The OSTs are well-suited.
+++ The supporting actors (including the dog) bring a touch of humor without caricature (but with a terrible accent :).
### Almost too short!
=> A feel-good, heartwarming, and funny series. Recommended for anyone who wants a comforting evening.
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BL countryside cute et très drôle
PLOT: Le MC, étudiant en droit à la demande de son père, part ds la maison de son gd-père (à l'hôpital), à la campagne. Il rencontre un jeune fermier, le ML, et s'adapte peu à peu à la vie locale. Cela lui permet de prendre du recul par rapport à la vie qu'il mène (cheating BF, abandon de la musique) et les liens avec le ML se renforcent peu à peu.
+++ Le CL est adorable ♡╰(ﾟxﾟ)╯♡ avec un contraste frappant (et très drôle) entre l'urbain raffiné et tourmenté (Do Won) et le solide fermier, pur et authentique. Yoon Do Jin est attendrissant ds ce rôle.
+++ La story est solide, bien écrite et la réalis° efficace.
+++ OSTs bien adaptées.
+++ Les acteurs support (dont le chien) apportent la touche comique, sans caricature (mais avec un accent terrible :).
### Presque trop court !
=> Série feel-good, heartwarming, funny. Recommandée à tous ceux qui veulent passer une soirée réconfortante.
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A visual love letter that gets lost in emotional translation.
It's a drama that dazzles with its high-level production. The decision to film on location in Italy, Canada, and Japan is not only an aesthetic triumph but also elevates the visual experience to another level. Watching the characters explore authentic tourist destinations brings a freshness and grandeur that few dramas achieve. Furthermore, the detail of including Japanese actors portraying Japanese characters (instead of Korean actors in disguise) demonstrates a respect for cultural authenticity that deserves applause.The protagonists are complex characters, built upon traumas and emotional wounds they've carried since childhood. Both are adults with deep scars, and this premise promised a mature exploration of how the past affects the capacity to love. The soundtrack perfectly complements each moment, and the cinematography is simply stunning.
So far, so good. However...
The series promised a psychological drama, but it lost its way. The treatment of the protagonist's personality disorder felt erratic and, at times, exploited more as a dramatic device than as a sensitive portrayal. There were moments when her behavior veered into the illogical, generating misunderstandings that could have been resolved with a five-minute conversation. This constant lack of communication, far from building romantic tension, ended up being emotionally exhausting. There came a point where the overload of drama and frustration psychologically drained me as a viewer.
An interesting point was the introduction of Hiro, the Japanese character. His chemistry with the protagonist was palpable, and the enemies-to-lovers dynamic hinted at between them was so potent that, honestly, if it had been developed further, it might have been more satisfying than the main couple. His charisma and the narrative tension he generated overshadowed the central romance at several points.
There were also plot decisions that I found unnecessary, such as the protagonist's final arc searching for her mother, and other romantic arcs involving secondary characters that I personally felt were added and distracting, diverting attention from the emotional core of the story.
In general, this drama isn't a lighthearted, colorful romance drama. It's a story about wounds, insecurities, and how these influence relationships. Its technical execution is impeccable; the translator-actress dynamic, the reality show setting, the locations are dreamy, and the premise held promise. However, the handling of the protagonist's trauma and the communication between the couple, which at times becomes toxic, ultimately made the experience heavier than necessary. It's best suited for those seeking a visually stunning drama with moments of freshness, but who also have the patience to endure an emotional rollercoaster.
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Sometimes you have to listen to your friends.
My friend doesn't like gmmtv or bl's at all, but I do and he supports that. I didn't know what to watch and let him look at a list of drama's so he could chose my next to watch. He chose this series, best decision I've ever let him make hahhhaha.Anyways over to the series. One of my favourite actor pairs of all times is DaouOffroad, I've watched all their series and honestly all of their series are in my favs list. Anyways as a buddhistic person this series is just amazing and I just love these type of series. Ofcourse, I'm writing this review after rewatching since that's how most of my reviews work.
Some series add way to many unnecessary scene's when it comes to these type of series. Luckily, they spread the scene's in the past extremely well and we didn't have recap of yearsss over multiple episodes. It was quick but the message came over. It reminds me of the Thai sentence: จับปลาสองมือ. This means trying to do two things at once, which usually fails. Like using past and present to much at the same time.
One thing I wish they had changed was the amount of random plots that feel like fillers. Vee stealing the stone was so stupid and I got second hand embarrassment of it. I get his grandma was about to die and everything but his first instinct was to steal the stone?? CMON VEE
San and Vee are such cuties omg. I love San slowly falling in love and Vee just being all over him. It was kinda hurting me how San slept with Vee but then kept being really harsh to him at first. But as soon as he fell in love swell they had the most healthiest relationship ever.
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watchable but forgettable noona romance
This drama had a promising premise and some genuinely sweet moments, but overall it ended up being an average watch with noticeable flaws. As an adaptation of Something in the Rain, it manages to capture the soft, slow romance vibe, but it lacks the emotional depth and natural chemistry that made the original memorable.The biggest issue for me was the chemistry between the leads. Individually, they did fine, and there were some cute and swoon worthy scenes with decent skinship, but together their relationship often felt forced and unconvincing. Instead of feeling natural, many of their interactions came across as awkward or staged. The female lead initially appeared naive and overly dependent, often falling into the damsel in distress trope, although she did show more maturity later. The male lead was likable and visually fitting for the role, but his emotional delivery sometimes felt stiff.
The writing was another weak point. Many plot developments were predictable and heavily telegraphed. The female lead’s ex-boyfriend was clearly written to fail from the start, with obvious incompatibilities inserted just to justify the breakup. Some character introductions and situations also felt unrealistic and convenient rather than organic. The drama had a slow pace, especially in the middle, where it dragged unnecessarily and could have benefited from tighter editing.
The secondary couples had potential but were severely underdeveloped. Their storylines felt rushed, especially toward the end, with important moments happening off screen, which made it difficult to stay emotionally invested. This was disappointing because they could have added more depth and balance to the overall story.
The beginning and ending were the weakest parts. The start relied too much on forced encounters, and the ending felt abrupt and rushed, with unnecessary flashbacks that made it seem like the writers struggled to conclude the story properly. The final scenes felt more like filler than a satisfying resolution.
That said, the drama wasn’t completely without merit. It maintained a relatively low angst tone, avoided overly dramatic breakups, and had some genuinely warm and comforting moments. The acting overall was decent, with the female lead carrying much of the emotional weight of the story.
In the end, Love the Way You Are is a watchable but forgettable romance. It has its sweet moments and decent performances, but weak writing, lack of strong chemistry, and pacing issues prevent it from being truly memorable. I’d rate it a 6.5/10.
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FL was burden to everyone
I'm a die-hard fan of this combo and so far this is my least favorite from Ma Xiao Yu and Jin Zi both leads are delivers their respective role, the plot rushed at the beginning, and the pacing was off. Since this is republican drama, 9 of 10 always have bad ending and this drama included in majority of common republican drama.SML is also very conflicted, his love is full of contradictions, and he keeps sending FL to her death. In the end, everyone helps the FL escape abroad with the intelligence. FL, from beginning to end, treats good people as bad people, constantly killing the ML, conflicted about whether she loves him, and then she leaves.
After watching it, there was hardly any plot, just a lot of chanting slogans, using one lamp to spread the word. None of the characters, good or bad, accomplished anything. Wait, SML killed the FL's parents. In the finale, he suddenly realized his mistake and died with them.
The script has a high theme about patriotism but a poor plot and the production lacks to make this plot conjoined with the premises. ML is restrained and patient, which is very engaging! FL is weak, constantly mindlessly killing ML. FL's sister is well-acted, very lifelike and intelligent. The whole plot can be summarized in one sentence: Everyone risks their lives to send the FL abroad. I felt like I watched nothing and the ending was no better. A drama with good acting, very patriotic, but also very empty.
Only for hardcore fans.
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A Masterclass in Gaslighting and Narrative Sickness
If Part 1 was a struggle, Part 2 is a complete, utter narrative shipwreck. The writing abandons all common human decency. When the ML finally takes rough justice against the people who butchered his family, the story has the audacity to demonize him with foreboding music while his hypocritical parents cry self-serving tears.The final arc is a horrific soap opera. From the ludicrous cliff-side murder attempt by General Zuo to the explosion caused by Wang Yanji, the plot is purely designed to provoke rage. The 5-year time jump is a disaster, and the FL's cold breakup while the ML is half-dead is the height of heartless storytelling. The most insulting part is the expectation that we accept a "Happy Family" finale where the abusive parents are forgiven with a honey cake and the grandmother is treated with reverence. It is pure sickness to frame this level of emotional neglect as "harmony." Wu Lei and Zhao Lusi give elite performances, but they are trapped in a script that is pure, unadulterated nonsense.
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A Brutal Study of Child Neglect Disguised as "Domestic Comedy"
The first half of this show is an exercise in frustration. Zhao Lusi is phenomenal as a girl who has been marginalized, bullied, and abandoned by a cold, calculating mother and a monstrously selfish grandmother. You feel her isolation and her brilliance as she outwits the bullies of the capital. However, the narrative issues start early: the show tries to make the grandmother’s abuse "funny" with silly music and slapstick antics.Watching the ML (Wu Lei) enter the frame with such intensity and pain is the only thing that keeps you going. You hope for an epic about two broken people finding justice, but even here, the Emperor’s "funny grandpa" act is clearly a mask for a weak leader who allows a 15-year-old girl to be a political scapegoat. It’s a slow-burn setup that hints at greatness but is already showing signs of the twisted logic to come.
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Novela das 21h sabor BL, mas muito interessante!
Eu não fui assistir esperando uma novela das 21h com sabor de romance, mas foi exatamente isso que eu recebi e eu gostei.Essa não é uma série para quem procura um BL clichê, leve e confortável. O romance aqui não é o centro da história, ele é consequência. O foco real é poder, família, interesses, vingança e sobrevivência. O relacionamento acontece dentro desse caos.
E que família caótica. Em vários momentos eu só conseguia pensar “meu Deus, que família podre”.
A série é cheia de ação e reviravoltas. As coisas acontecem rápido e tu quase não consegue respirar. Quando parece que vai ter um momento de calma, vem outra bomba. É intensa, exagerada e dramática sem pedir desculpas por isso.
Sobre o Pheem, é impossível sair indiferente. Ele é tóxico, controlador, obcecado, mas a série constrói humanidade suficiente para a gente não desistir dele. A gente entende o trauma, o abandono, o peso de ser tratado como alguém que não pertence dentro da própria família. Isso explica muita coisa, mas não justifica tudo. Ele ama, mas ama do jeito mais torto possível, sempre tentando proteger controlando e decidindo sozinho.
Mas o Than é o verdadeiro contraponto dessa história. Ele representa moralidade, justiça e tentativa de fazer o certo mesmo quando tudo ao redor está corrompido. Enquanto o Pheem vive em lógica de sobrevivência e poder, o Than ainda acredita em honra, em limpar o próprio nome e em não abrir mão dos próprios princípios. Ele sofre muito ao longo da série, é colocado em situações extremamente difíceis, mas nunca perde completamente essa essência. E é justamente essa diferença entre eles que torna a relação tão intensa e conflitante.
A dinâmica dos dois funciona porque eles são opostos em sistemas morais. O Than não é passivo, ele sente, ele questiona, ele confronta. E ao mesmo tempo ele ama. Isso deixa tudo ainda mais doloroso.
DaouOffroad entregaram muito. A química é absurda, intensa, cheia de tensão. Mesmo quando a relação é desconfortável, a conexão entre eles é forte o suficiente para a gente continuar investido. Eu esperava um pouco mais de desenvolvimento emocional do casal em alguns momentos, talvez mais respiro entre tanto conflito, mas ainda assim a entrega deles sustenta a história.
Não é uma história confortável. Ela deixa desconforto, acelera o coração e faz a gente questionar moralidade o tempo todo. Não é sobre amor puro, é sobre amor dentro de um campo de guerra.
Não é perfeita, mas é memorável.
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First impression: a high-quality entertainment that is both fun and emotionally engaging
The premiere episodes of My Romance Scammer make the show’s intentions clear from the very beginning: to tell a romance built on lies, but with a tone that feels light, playful, and fully aware of its own style. The premise alone is enough to spark interest: two scammers become romantically involved with heirs of a powerful billionaire family. The story wastes no time stretching out the introduction. Instead, it starts with energy, jumping straight into the central conflict and creating a dynamic opening that immediately draws the viewer in.One of the biggest strengths of these early episodes is the pacing. Rather than following the more traditional structure of romance dramas, which often spend several episodes building the relationship, the series moves quickly through these stages. In a short amount of time we see meetings, shared routines, and even major relationship decisions. At first this speed might feel a bit exaggerated, but within the logic of the story it makes sense. When a scam is unfolding, the romance also needs to move quickly enough to feel convincing to the person being deceived. This narrative choice shifts the focus to something more compelling: the moment when a carefully calculated plan begins to collide with feelings that may never have been part of the strategy.
The cast also plays a key role in making this opening work. The chemistry between the leads is evident and helps make the relationships believable, even when they are built on manipulation and secrets. The interactions between the couples move naturally between humor, tension, and tenderness, creating an emotional rhythm that keeps the episodes enjoyable to watch. While one storyline leans more heavily into drama and emotional intensity, the other brings a lighter and slightly awkward energy, helping balance the overall tone of the series.
From a technical standpoint, the production also stands out for its visual care. The series features elegant settings, well-designed costumes, and cinematography that reinforces the atmosphere of wealth and status surrounding the characters. At times, however, this polished aesthetic can feel a little too perfect, creating a slight sense of artificiality for a story centered on deception and manipulation. Even so, the refined visual style makes the series engaging to watch and strengthens its entertainment appeal.
Despite a few exaggerated situations and some narrative choices that require a bit of suspension of disbelief, the premiere of My Romance Scammer works very well as an introduction to the story. The opening episodes manage to balance romance, humor, and tension effectively, creating a narrative that is easy to follow and difficult to stop watching. The result is an engaging start that sparks curiosity not only about the characters’ feelings, but also about the inevitable moment when all the lies finally come to light.
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I Don’t Even Know What to Say Anymore
I 'll keep it short.This drama lacks:
1. Proper pacing - The first half feels way too dragged out compared to the second. This could have easily been fixed by shortening some of the cases. Also, don’t even get me started on the excessive screen time given to background characters
2. Chemistry between the leads - At times, it was almost funny watching them worry about each other while maintaining completely stone-faced expressions
3. A solid cast - There were noticeable loopholes in both the supporting and main cast’s acting performances
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The ending was more abrupt than Moonlight Rush
Actually i watched this first but put this drama on my shelf and done Moonlight Rush first and people on Douyin said this version was better since there is Zhang Chi (i didn't notice it was him). But i have to disagree with them this time. Moonlight Rush was far better than this.Many reviews of "Moonlight Rust" recommended this one. Well, maybe many people have preconceived notions. Both are good dramas, but there's no difference in quality. This one is shorter, so it doesn't have as many details as "Moonlight Rust," and the emotional descriptions aren't as delicate as Moonlight rush.
The plots are basically the same. FL's character is excellent; once she decides to divorce, she doesn't look back without hesitation. When seeking revenge, she doesn't have a saintly heart and directly gives the mistress a silver bracelet. ML is more of a supporting character, with more kissing scenes with the SML, and she only ends up with ML at the end (so why was everyone criticizing Moonlight Rust in the first place? i never understand)
The acting and looks are both good, SML is also very handsome and Gao Ming acting was decent than Zeng Xitang, SFL is a bit weaker but doesn't have much screen time.
Still decent watch though.
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How Dare Yo? I Do Dare!
I knew that watching this drama was going to be great. Wang Chu Ran (played Consort, then Noble Consort Yu Wan Yin / Wang Cui Hua) and Ryan Cheng (played Emperor Xiahou Dan / Zhang San), you could not go wrong. Wang Chu Ran was great, as the Emperor's Consort, the noble consort / Noble Consort. She was such a strong character and she was so kind, unless someone she cared about was in danger. She was fearless and just so brave. Xiahou Dan was the Emperor and was a weak character overall; he drew strength from You Wan Yin (his Consort / Noble Consort).This drama was serious at times, but had many funny moments too!
Tang Xiao Tian (played Xiahou Bo), was a very dark and mysterious prince. His deceased mother was formerly a palace maid servant. He was considered illegitimate. Actress Hu Yi Xian (played Consort Xie Yong Er) and was genuinely attracted to the illegitimate prince, Xiahou Bo. He used her for information and as a bed partner. Xiahou Bo only liked himself, somewhat. consort Xie Yong Er developed into a great character and she went from being aloof to having a close relationship with Wang Chu Ran's character (Consort / Noble Consort Yu Wan Yin). When Consort Xie Yong Er and Consort / Noble Consort You Wan Yin developed such a close relationship, they became close like sisters. The two of them played together, talked with each other and ate together. Sometimes the emperor would interrupt them and get in the way. There was a time when Noble Consort Yu Wan Yin started looking out for Consort Xie Yong Er, especially after she got pregnant and was poisoned. The Noble Consort Yu Wan Yin carried Consort Xie Yong Er on her back, to the Consort's palace. The evil Empress Dowager was a killer, a schemer and a control-centric person. Near the end of the drama, it was said that she was actually from the enemy country.
All throughout this drama, was was yelling at the television that the Emperor should give his Noble Consort more power; I wanted him to make her his Empress sooner so she would not have her hands to tied; she needed more power. He made her is Empress in the last third of the drama.
The final episode of the drama was so beautiful. The Emperor Xiahou Dan was in court with all of his Ministers. Wang Chu Ran, Emperss, walked into court with the most beautiful of gowns. She walked so gracefully and was so beautiful. She left the Emperor and Minister in aw. They Emperor and Empress walked back to a place laced with flowers. As the walked around and met at the end, a beautiful huge fireworks display took place in the night sky. The Emperor slipped a very unique gold locket ring on the Empress' finger. I had to snap so photos of the Empress' red and black gown. I also took some photos of the locket ring. I showed the photos to other people and they could not believe how the beauty of Wang Chu Ran, her red / black gown and the locket ring.
Actually, the ratings of this drama went from 8.3 to 8.7 on MyDramaList. If you do not know, that is a very high rating, that is up there with shows like Guardians of the Defang. It is ahead of Legend of the Female General.
I will watch this drama, How Dare You?, again in the near future. I Do Dare!
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Class 2 Lives Up to Class 1
This is my first time writing a review for all the shows that I've watched but I feel like it's necessary after reading through some of the comments on this season.I just finished rewatching both seasons and I've upgraded season 2 to 10/10.
Season 1 was a masterpiece but I feel like season 2 truly played off the characters from Season 1.
Si Eun's character was so beautifully done in this season. I feel like his resilience as a human truly showed in this season, because despite losing all of his friends and going through terrible trauma/betrayal, he still had the capacity to accept new people into his life and to truly care for them. He truly had such a pure heart.
He was also ridden with guilt, feeling like Su ho's medical state was because of him, and as the story unfolds, you see that he also felt guilt for the outcome of Beom Seok's story. The scene at the airport when he finally hears the words he needed to hear, "It's not your fault" truly was such an outstanding moment.
Si Eun is one of my favorite characters in all the TV I've watched and I'll never stop thinking about his character development.
We are given a morally gray "villian", Baek Jin instead of the quintessential one-dimensional school bully that we were given in the first season. Yes, there are some unanswered questions such as why he started the Union in the first place and how his and Baku's relationship went sour but I found his character very compelling. We were given little breadcrumbs about how he wasn't all inherently bad. I truly feel sad for him as a character. It was evident that he grew up with no family or friends and was bullied/beaten until Baku came around. He had the union but everyone in it was using him just as much as he was using them. The only person to really truly love and care for him was Baku---but he ultimately lost that person too.
Baku was such an amazing addition to the show. His history reminded me of Baek Jin's in some ways. Baku grew up with an alcoholic father that treated Baku terribly and was always getting into trouble where Baku had to bail him out. He didn't have a figure in his life that truly loved him, but instead of going down the path that Baek Jin did, he chose to be a good person and have such a vibrancy of life. He reminded me of Su Ho in the way they would act/speak. So loud and uniquely themselves.
I also appreciated the addition of Jun Tae. I think he was given a story that was somewhat similar to Beom Seok's. He was assaulted and bullied, but when he finally got his group of friends, he continued to stay true to himself and be such an amazing friend/human. I wish we would have known a bit more about his past along with Go Tak but hopefully in season 3??
Overall, I LOVE this show. Yes, there where some unanswered questions, but through in through, the story, the characters, the acting, the fight scenes...so well done. I'm really hoping for season 3. They sure left a cliff hanger to do so if they wanted to. Seong Je would be a crazy villain since he really has no moral compass or loyalties. He almost treats everything as a game and will do anything to get a thrill. I'm crossing my fingers season 3 comes to fruition.
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The only redeeming quality in this drama was Male Lead
I watched this last year because i am missing Ma Xiao Yu at the time and i have trauma against Xiang Yun Jie after her lousy kissing scene with Liu Lambo so for the therapy i tried the experimental trauma by watching this. Turns out, the plot is just very abstract. To make it simpler, seducing my ex-boyfriend's sister-in-law. Ma Xiaoyu should have been able to do that easily (in the drama), and the screenwriter clearly favors ML, giving him a complete character aura, and his crazy, dark, and reckless personality is well-developed.However, FL is relatively one-dimensional. Their falling in love is also very formulaic, and the reason ML loves her is also poorly designed. Plus, the actress herself doesn't quite pull off the "older sister" role. Xiang Yunjie was miscast (it was nothing to do with my trauma, i am just being fair person she lacks jie jie vibe even the real age she is 3 years older than Ma Xiao Yu)
Maybe, i am little too fond of Ma Xiao Yu. I'm increasingly disliking these soft-hearted, dim-witted, and indecisive characters only watch this for his sake lol.
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