Today episode was quite a filler but I love the second half of it. I appreciate the backstory cause it fleshed out Phat's character and indicated that Phat & Tai were destined even before the soulmate thing. This series could have been great with better directing. Yet I really like it and can't help loving Phat & Tai. They're so cute together and their skinship feels real. The plot is messy but it's entertaining and keeps you guessing about the whole soulmate thing and Lomfon's unknown savior. I'll take a series like La Pluie that tries something new over the multitude of plain bls we get every year.
I think I liked the mock trailer better. *ducks*This looks very low angst which I'm not necessarily complaining…
I agree. I expected more angst cause I thought Jung's character wouldn't confess soon. But the new trailer is full of saccharine. It seems they will understand their feelings for each other quickly and will spend time being lovey dovey like in SIMM Our Skyy episode.
Nothing to do with race. Your comments are wack, rude and you're talking as a know-it-all. We've all been to school, I'm sure many of us are highly educated and have high paying jobs. Yet we're not talking shit about people and their preferences. You're not smarter than us so come down from your high horse. And as a 38yo black woman, I despise people like you who play the racist card. Fix your personality instead of blaming others.
I dont think the character is nonsense, I like a slow burn, and i dont have an issue with his reaction as subordinate…
"in a slow burn you generally want to leave a trail or sprinkling of potentiality..." Throughout the series there have been many scenes where we've seen Pat looking at Jeng with admiration, seeking his attention, wanting to spend time with him etc. And let's not forget that when they met Pat was smitten, but as soon as he learnt Jeng was his boss, he shut it down. It's clear Pat reciprocates Jeng's feelings but he doesn't understand it. Like, in his mind he can't be in love with his boss. In this episode, Pat rejecting Jeng is a defence mechanism: he's insecure, he's immature, he can't understand why Jeng loves him, he's still hurt about Put. He doesn't want Jeng to hurt him (Jeng has the capacity to hurt his feelings but also his career). I've seen many easy-to-understand characters that acted OOC for the sake of drama, but in SBS I can't fault Pat's characterization.
I hate this comment section, it's rough ðŸ˜Anyway, I can't believe we got Jeng sobbing about how much he likes…
I swear I don't understand the hate! It's baffling. I'm thinking it's because people don't like his face so they're masking their shallowness by hating on the character...
I find it interesting to read negative comments about Pat. How is Pat's character nonsense? Who would want to be the recipient of their boss' advances? Let's say you're quite an immature young man who lack self-confidence. How would you react if your boss, that you see as a mentor and a confident, tell you he likes you? Why would you reciprocate? He's your boss, your very wealthy boss! Pat doesn't understand his feelings for Jeng. It wouldn't have been consistent for the character to smile and jump into Jeng's arms. It wouldn't have made sense. People ask for more realism in bl but when they get real and flawed characters they hate them... People saying the plot is a mess cause it doesn't follow the usual scenario and doesn't use many tropes as we've seen before... I mean, you all eat up ABAAB so I can't take your comments seriously.
The scream I screamed at the end! Lomfon, no! What about Tian?! They're keeping us on our toes, that's for sure. That being said, this episode was awful: overdramatic with characters acting stupidly (Pat explained nothing and Tai forgave him just like that). I've been waiting the whole week for this. What a let down.
It's a story about two people from different worlds slowly falling in love with each other. What other substance…
Please, what build up? It's a fact that YeChan is falling in love with YunSeol in episode 2. It's a fact the series didn't indicate time passing so we can assume only 2 or 3 days passed since they met. You just said you worry about the 8 episodes format but you don't see they're going fast and not setting up the characters slowly? There aren't enough episodes to do so. You can rightfully blame the run time or you can defend the series cause you love the webtoon but don't come here preach about people wanting to be hand fed when you're the one eating up an underdeveloped storyline.
It's a story about two people from different worlds slowly falling in love with each other. What other substance…
Who says my viewing experience is negative? I like the serie, it's fun but I can also see its flaw. I do believe the webtoon is more detailed but unfortunatly I'm judging the series. We shouldn't have to read the webtoon to understand or appreciate the series. The 8 episodes format doesn't suit the storyline and that's what bothersome, cause it doesn't alllow the characters to breath and develop into something more than one dimension tropy characters.
It's a story about two people from different worlds slowly falling in love with each other. What other substance…
"Slowly falling in love with each other" ? Really? From ep2 YeChan is already falling for SunYeol. Why? He's cute but what else? The guy's been there 2 days, what is so interesting about him you'd fall in love with him? YeChan is a grown adult pouting like a kid. It's cute and funny but what else? That's what I mean by no substance. I didn't ask for the synopsis.
Best episode so far. Maximum screentime with the main couple, and what a treat! I loved everything about it. I really appreciate we saw them make small talk. It adds realism to their relationship. Man is a very good actor for a newbie, always has the right facial expression at the right time and not overacting. While Ben is weaker acting wise, he's always better when acting with Man. The slow dance at the club is proof. They complement each other nicely.
I think Pat is a bit angry to learn Jeng is gay cause when he was harassed by a coworker, Jeng didn't say anything. When Pat told him he thought he had a girlfriend, Jend didn't correct him. And I do believe he's also shocked cause he likes him but never thought he had a chance.
At least we only got 1 flashback... The makeout scene was hot asf, not awkward at all. And the bj offer made me scream! Except for KP I'm not sure I've seen such a daring scene in a bl recently. Why is Title flirting with everyone in this series? His eyes are so flirty I don't know whether it's on purpose or it's Title's natural sex appeal. Also, what's wrong with Lomfon? He's after Tai but also looking at Tian yearningly. He needs to wake up quickly, I don't want him to hurt my boy Tian.
2 stupid episodes in a row? Way to kill a nice series. I was ok with last week episode but now they're clearly milking the angst until the end. I'm gonna finish the series but it has lost its appeal.
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This series could have been great with better directing. Yet I really like it and can't help loving Phat & Tai. They're so cute together and their skinship feels real.
The plot is messy but it's entertaining and keeps you guessing about the whole soulmate thing and Lomfon's unknown savior.
I'll take a series like La Pluie that tries something new over the multitude of plain bls we get every year.
And as a 38yo black woman, I despise people like you who play the racist card. Fix your personality instead of blaming others.
Throughout the series there have been many scenes where we've seen Pat looking at Jeng with admiration, seeking his attention, wanting to spend time with him etc. And let's not forget that when they met Pat was smitten, but as soon as he learnt Jeng was his boss, he shut it down. It's clear Pat reciprocates Jeng's feelings but he doesn't understand it. Like, in his mind he can't be in love with his boss.
In this episode, Pat rejecting Jeng is a defence mechanism: he's insecure, he's immature, he can't understand why Jeng loves him, he's still hurt about Put. He doesn't want Jeng to hurt him (Jeng has the capacity to hurt his feelings but also his career).
I've seen many easy-to-understand characters that acted OOC for the sake of drama, but in SBS I can't fault Pat's characterization.
Let's say you're quite an immature young man who lack self-confidence. How would you react if your boss, that you see as a mentor and a confident, tell you he likes you? Why would you reciprocate? He's your boss, your very wealthy boss!
Pat doesn't understand his feelings for Jeng. It wouldn't have been consistent for the character to smile and jump into Jeng's arms. It wouldn't have made sense.
People ask for more realism in bl but when they get real and flawed characters they hate them...
People saying the plot is a mess cause it doesn't follow the usual scenario and doesn't use many tropes as we've seen before... I mean, you all eat up ABAAB so I can't take your comments seriously.
They're keeping us on our toes, that's for sure.
That being said, this episode was awful: overdramatic with characters acting stupidly (Pat explained nothing and Tai forgave him just like that). I've been waiting the whole week for this. What a let down.
You just said you worry about the 8 episodes format but you don't see they're going fast and not setting up the characters slowly? There aren't enough episodes to do so.
You can rightfully blame the run time or you can defend the series cause you love the webtoon but don't come here preach about people wanting to be hand fed when you're the one eating up an underdeveloped storyline.
I do believe the webtoon is more detailed but unfortunatly I'm judging the series. We shouldn't have to read the webtoon to understand or appreciate the series.
The 8 episodes format doesn't suit the storyline and that's what bothersome, cause it doesn't alllow the characters to breath and develop into something more than one dimension tropy characters.
YeChan is a grown adult pouting like a kid. It's cute and funny but what else?
That's what I mean by no substance. I didn't ask for the synopsis.
Man is a very good actor for a newbie, always has the right facial expression at the right time and not overacting. While Ben is weaker acting wise, he's always better when acting with Man. The slow dance at the club is proof. They complement each other nicely.
I think Pat is a bit angry to learn Jeng is gay cause when he was harassed by a coworker, Jeng didn't say anything. When Pat told him he thought he had a girlfriend, Jend didn't correct him. And I do believe he's also shocked cause he likes him but never thought he had a chance.
The makeout scene was hot asf, not awkward at all. And the bj offer made me scream! Except for KP I'm not sure I've seen such a daring scene in a bl recently.
Why is Title flirting with everyone in this series? His eyes are so flirty I don't know whether it's on purpose or it's Title's natural sex appeal.
Also, what's wrong with Lomfon? He's after Tai but also looking at Tian yearningly. He needs to wake up quickly, I don't want him to hurt my boy Tian.