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It was a different experience within the BL genre.
I confess that only recently have I started watching some Korean BL dramas. I have been watching K-dramas for a much longer time.
I still prefer Chinese and Japanese BLs. Unfortunately, I cannot get used to the Thai language. The sound bothers my hearing, and I end up not appreciating the drama with impartiality. There are very few Thai BLs that I am able to watch.
Please forgive me, Thai viewers. This is not prejudice in any way, just an auditory incompatibility.
Right now, I am really trying to watch Khemjira, but it has been difficult. It is funny, sometimes I cannot even tolerate myself… honestly.
But let me move on to “Unleash the Curse of Taekwondo,” which is the reason I am here.
I liked the drama. It was a different experience within the BL genre. A mature and compact story, without excessive dragging or exaggerated emotions.
Yes, I wanted more. Although, for me, the most painful aspect was the inhumane side of domestic violence, what bothered me the most was the time skip that separated the lovers.
For some, twelve years is almost a lifetime; for many, it is a lifetime. So what makes a person leave another for so long? With so many unanswered questions, living in the solitude of an unfinished past? It was unfair. It was painful.
Even though the story follows an explanatory path, it was not convincing to me. Ju Yeong did not deserve that.
The script is good, but the translation in my country was unsatisfactory. Many dialogues were difficult to understand, which is truly unfortunate.
That said, the acting was very good and fully met what was required of the cast.
In the end, Unleash the Curse of Taekwondo is a good drama, a good BL.
It was not particularly memorable for me, but it can certainly be for others.
I would like to see the leads in another series, with the same chemistry, but with more freedom of action.
Sorry for this evaluation. I have just finished watching To My Shore, so my soul is still burning with passion, hahaha.
I still prefer Chinese and Japanese BLs. Unfortunately, I cannot get used to the Thai language. The sound bothers my hearing, and I end up not appreciating the drama with impartiality. There are very few Thai BLs that I am able to watch.
Please forgive me, Thai viewers. This is not prejudice in any way, just an auditory incompatibility.
Right now, I am really trying to watch Khemjira, but it has been difficult. It is funny, sometimes I cannot even tolerate myself… honestly.
But let me move on to “Unleash the Curse of Taekwondo,” which is the reason I am here.
I liked the drama. It was a different experience within the BL genre. A mature and compact story, without excessive dragging or exaggerated emotions.
Yes, I wanted more. Although, for me, the most painful aspect was the inhumane side of domestic violence, what bothered me the most was the time skip that separated the lovers.
For some, twelve years is almost a lifetime; for many, it is a lifetime. So what makes a person leave another for so long? With so many unanswered questions, living in the solitude of an unfinished past? It was unfair. It was painful.
Even though the story follows an explanatory path, it was not convincing to me. Ju Yeong did not deserve that.
The script is good, but the translation in my country was unsatisfactory. Many dialogues were difficult to understand, which is truly unfortunate.
That said, the acting was very good and fully met what was required of the cast.
In the end, Unleash the Curse of Taekwondo is a good drama, a good BL.
It was not particularly memorable for me, but it can certainly be for others.
I would like to see the leads in another series, with the same chemistry, but with more freedom of action.
Sorry for this evaluation. I have just finished watching To My Shore, so my soul is still burning with passion, hahaha.
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