Ngãii

Everyone’s different, and the romance in the show only takes up a small part. The truth is, the chemistry between the two has received a lot of praise, my friend.

They don’t like it, then they can just stop watching and not turn around to bash the show. Romance wasn’t promised, but that doesn’t mean it won’t be there, and Western series almost always add a slight touch of it anyway. This whole anti thing seems mostly like people just jumping on the bandwagon.

I don’t understand why people dislike romantic elements in films so much, even when the romantic hints are minimal, subtle, and don’t affect the story’s flow. I also find it strange that some people insist professional-themed films shouldn’t have any romance at all.

It depends on the movie—there are films where the loveline is just a fleeting element. And the fact that almost every movie has a loveline has been around for a long time in Europe and the U.S.

Hey buddy, labeling KYK strictly as a crime genre is unreasonable.

any romance?

Whether the two end up together or not wasn’t mentioned in the press conference, but there’s a high chance they will, since they’ve already dropped so many hints.

Seeing BL, GL, and BG as equal is normal, but why do you keep insisting that shipping one genre in a different genre’s show is normal, when in fact it’s inappropriate?

Don’t try to act all mature while belittling others, my friend. If “maturity” means making comments and talking like that, is it really “mature” and thoughtful? What I hate about you and some others in the comments is that you always have to put down the loveline, even though it appears very little and in a reasonable way. So using that condescending tone to say the loveline is the reason to pause the show just sounds downright nauseating.

Did I forbid anyone from shipping? I said that kind of shipping is really annoying, and there’s been an unspoken rule about it for a long time. Would anyone ship BG in a GL series? Try doing that and see if people don’t act toxic toward you, then come back here and argue.

Hey, what’s wrong with you? Look back at your first comment — you said to pause the show because of the loveline, which is basically the same as blaming the loveline. That’s way too one-sided, and that’s why you and I have been arguing like this for so long.

Oh, and yes, there’s a loveline, loud and clear—must be tough for you, huh, my dear anti-romantic friend.

Teacher–student? They’re actually a senior–junior pair of colleagues, and both are adults—the female lead is nearly 30, and the male lead is in his late 30s. They’re both mature enough to be in a relationship, so don’t judge the show with your self-righteous mindset. If you don’t like it, just stop watching.

nice bro

That type of fan is really annoying, and they’re the most annoying when watching romance films.

age gap irl not same age gap in kdrama

This film and 100 Hundred Memories are not GL but straight romance. The films have two female leads who are simply friends. Don’t turn same-gender friendships—which are perfectly normal—into romantic relationships.

This is not a GL; it’s simply about two friends of the same gender. So why can’t there be straight romance elements? Not every film with two male or two female leads is automatically GL or BL, and that’s when a romance tag would actually be needed, my friend.

this is straight romance

Most Thai GL films are mass-produced, cheesy, and lacking in depth, whereas in Korea, there’s no shortage of GL.