Lily Blossoms

Thank goodness I wasn't the only one.

I just saw a snippet for next week. Give me the episode NOOWWW. I can't wait.

I totally forgot about that 😅. It is the same director. No wonder I wasn't feeling this first ep.

Not my cup of tea. I tried watching the first episode, and it just wasn't for me. It's giving Secrets Happened on Litchi Island vibes.

You're making me want to try watching it again, as I didn't like the comedy and dropped it after 3 eps.

I think Itt has always liked Ritt too, since when they were children, and that Pitcha and Itt were just childhood friends, nothing more than that. Just they friend group teasing them for being close.

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Oh my bad. Thanks for letting me know.

you can watch on their youtube channel
https://www.youtube.com/@%E7%9B%9B%E5%94%90%E5%85%83%E7%95%8C/videos

I like the 2nd couple more than the main one. They have a better storyline and connection. They feel natural. The dancer/idol guy Petcha (I think that's his name), I really like his acting- he has these micro expressions which convey so much emotions in just a scene.

https://www.instagram.com/thegaze_official/ - their Instagram shows the schedule there

1 ep every Thursday and Friday

I didn't expect this to be 15 mins

Hyun and Byeon are the last names and Woo soek is the first name for both these actors. They are not brothers.

I have dropped almost every ongoing Thai BL because of that 😬. Japanese and Taiwanese BLs are a bit better when it comes to acting and plot.

I'm 100 percent watching this friendship bromance series. I love Sky Nani when they did HSF. They are amazing actors 😄 This series has so many cameos. I'm already getting EXCITED.

Nice to know you think he did well. But I couldn’t fully connect with the emotions he was trying to portray.

Thank you, at least I'm not the only one. I dont think he is a bad actor, but he is still a rookie, and this is his first major acting role. But if there is an emotional scene and it's not delivered, I sometimes get annoyed because I want to feel what they feel.

Doesn’t matter what the director or the book says, I’m judging the series solely on what’s on screen. Anything outside of that I won’t consider/bring up. If people are confused by or don’t connect with the scene, then in my view, the actor didn’t deliver.
If you think he did, that’s ok.
And if others didn’t, that’s ok too.
To each their own.

I was only talking about that scene. I understand he’s young and still a rookie, but an actor is ultimately judged on their acting. I’m not hating. it’s just my opinion, and I know you’re not saying I am.
Pointing out a flaw or having a different view doesn’t mean someone is being hateful. Not everything has to be positive; pointing out both the good and the bad is part of enjoying and discussing a series.