BL Drama Lovers Club

Here's a YT playlist with a bunch of short films.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLu0QIMxMWqOd3Lnj77z2P9-anfE3X30DT

 dora:

This past Sunday’s episode of Shine won’t stop living rent-free in my head.

I've seen the trailer and even cast interviews. Am I the only one who doesn't see the same chemistry level as was in KinnPorsche ? Im waiting for it to finish airing before I binge watch. 

 Matt:

hello! i would like to join :) 

been keeping up with the new BL's of late and have no one else to talk to about it ;0; 

hi, welcome to the club ^^

@RXinw Re: Kill To Love

My thoughts and feelings are nearly identical to yours concerning Xiao Shu He. I felt so frustrated by his actions and behaviour. His intentions were in direct contrast with his methods. But ultimately I drew the same conclusions. He was incompetent and could not even accept alternatives for the betterment of his people by swallowing his resentment. It seems his ministers were equally incompetent who only thought of advising him to wage a war and not seek peace through alliance that would have benefitted the kingdom as a whole.

I don't understand how he could love a brother that killed his father out of greed but he couldn't love Duan Zi Ang who killed his brother to protect him. Also, his brother left a cure for all poisons and if he wanted, he couldnhave shared it with Duan Zi Ang and both could have lived happily exactly how he dreamed his life to be.

His ending was his last bit of selfishness. Normally I do not consider suicide selfish since this is a mental health issue. But in Xiao Shu He's case, he was only seeking a way out of taking any kind of responsibility. He let go of his happiness and murdered it with his own hands.

The afterlife sequence also felt like a slap in the face. After wanting Duan Zi Ang to suffer the remainder of his life, he is happy to see him? I can't accept it. 😪  His brother can change, but I don't think he can.