I have been wondering when this would show up! Wayne Song has been sharing stuff on his IG about this for months! It doesn't look like a BL, but Wayne is hot like fire in his basketball uniform, so I can deal with 4 episodes of heterosexuality for that!
In which part do the MODC cast show up? I missed something here.
right at the very end, Akira goes to Alaska or whatever and ends up seeing Yuki. there is a guy waiting for someone. It's Hao Ting. And then Yu Shi Gu shows up! they are only there for about 30-40 seconds but, I believe that is their way of acknowledging that the last episode of MODC was terrible and made no sense, so they are showing that we can all ignore the final episode and just assume that they are together and alive.
1) I loved this, although as other people said, I was a little sad not to see the last chapter because the ending of the manga is so poignant and emotional.
2) I am interpreting the cameo of Hao Ting and Yu Xi Gu to mean that the final episode of Make Our Days Count never happened and we can now feel fully confident that everyone lived and stayed together and was happy! The last episode was just a fever dream, not canon. Yay! Now I can love MODC again!
Well, it's not good, but it's so rare to see a real Chinese bl, I am going to keep watching. Also, the actors are super brave after what happened with Addicted, so they definitely deserve support.
I like the slow burn. Gameboys is good, but Gavreel came in straight out of the gate trying to get with Cai. I like that in this one, they are getting to know each other, and slowly building trust and a relationship. I just hope there's not a lot of internalized homophobia and/or a scheming ex. I hate both of those tropes.
The characters are all cute and interesting. The acting is just okay, and the plot seems really thin, but it's enjoyable to watch. Not a ten but not a five. Feels like a solid 7.5, based off the first episode.
Why what happen did tul oppose to be part of this series? Im confused
Yes, he got into a graduate program at Columbia, which is in New York City! It's the 3rd best ranked university in the United States. I agree, I don't know how he would find time to act in Thailand and go to grad school in NYC. Maybe in the summers?
if you don't feel adventurous enough to let the story unfold, it's probably not for you. at this point nobody…
Well, the definition of the word "judgmental" is having an overly critical point of view or forming opinions about others without much information (from google). You don't know that person and you don't know if they are adventurous or not. There are lots of reasons why a person might choose to watch a show or not, so for you to make the assumption that they are not adventurous because they didn't watch the show is judgmental.
For example, an LGBT person could have watched a show in the past that was supposed to be about LGBT people because they wanted to feel connected to their community (maybe their family is not supportive) and they wanted to see a positive representation of LGBT love on TV, but in the end the show was actually about straight people even though the show tried to appear like it was focused on LGBT people. There is a name for this; it's called "queerbaiting". So now, they are cautious about getting too invested in a show because they are worried it might turn out the same, where, even though the show was marketed as having a positive LGBT relationship, it is really focused on straight people. That has nothing to do with being "adventurous". This is only one example of why a person might choose not to watch a show.
A lot of times in the BL world (or even just fandom), fans get so hyper-protective of shows that they like that they refuse to allow other people to feel differently. If you like the show, great! Other people don't have to like the show. People who make judgmental comments about others because they don't like the same shows are being toxic fans.
if you don't feel adventurous enough to let the story unfold, it's probably not for you. at this point nobody…
Well, that's judgmental. "If you don't feel adventurous enough..." Yes, deciding not to watch a "BL" after a bait-and-switch means you are not adventurous. Here's what you should have said instead:
"I understand that you are losing interest in the show because it was promoted as a BL and it is looking like there may not be an actual BL relationship in the show. I'm still enjoying it so I am going to keep watching. I hope you find a show that you enjoy. If this one turns out to have a BL relationship, we will let you know in the comments so you can come back and enjoy. Good luck and have fun watching dramas!"
This is really cute and well done. I'm impressed that they are able to make all the pieces fit together so well, considering the constraints. The two leads have good chemistry and I'm really enjoying it!
so for you to watch a bl they have to kiss, you know there is more to a relationship than kissing or????
I didn't tell you that you couldn't watch it. I just said that I'm not going to watch it. I'm not sure why that's causing you so much stress and triggering you. It's definitely boring for me.
2) I am interpreting the cameo of Hao Ting and Yu Xi Gu to mean that the final episode of Make Our Days Count never happened and we can now feel fully confident that everyone lived and stayed together and was happy! The last episode was just a fever dream, not canon. Yay! Now I can love MODC again!
For example, an LGBT person could have watched a show in the past that was supposed to be about LGBT people because they wanted to feel connected to their community (maybe their family is not supportive) and they wanted to see a positive representation of LGBT love on TV, but in the end the show was actually about straight people even though the show tried to appear like it was focused on LGBT people. There is a name for this; it's called "queerbaiting". So now, they are cautious about getting too invested in a show because they are worried it might turn out the same, where, even though the show was marketed as having a positive LGBT relationship, it is really focused on straight people. That has nothing to do with being "adventurous". This is only one example of why a person might choose not to watch a show.
A lot of times in the BL world (or even just fandom), fans get so hyper-protective of shows that they like that they refuse to allow other people to feel differently. If you like the show, great! Other people don't have to like the show. People who make judgmental comments about others because they don't like the same shows are being toxic fans.
"I understand that you are losing interest in the show because it was promoted as a BL and it is looking like there may not be an actual BL relationship in the show. I'm still enjoying it so I am going to keep watching. I hope you find a show that you enjoy. If this one turns out to have a BL relationship, we will let you know in the comments so you can come back and enjoy. Good luck and have fun watching dramas!"
Fixed.