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Whoever was in charge of choreographing the fight scenes doesn’t seem to have been in the mood to do their job properly. The fights are almost painful to watch.

If there was a way to like this comment more than once then I would.

I have to start by saying that I have never read any of the novels, anime, webtoons etc that any of the the BLs I’ve watched are based on.

I know that there is a lot of disappointment about the series varying from the original source material and having a different vibe to the original promotional trailer.

I think that forgetting both the novel and the original trailer is a way to give this series a fair chance of being any good. Revamp isn’t the best series ever but it’s also not the worst.

I agree that the connection between Boun & Prem doesn’t seem to be the same as in previous series but it’s not uncommon for relationships to change, they still work well together and seem to be comfortable in each others company.

I want to give this series a chance and I know that even if I decide that I don’t like this one as much as I hoped I would, I still going to watch whatever BounPrem are in next.

I’m not a trained doctor but surely the priority should be getting medical attention for the person who has been stabbed instead of random conversations and vengeful stares.

All those years studying to be a doctor and he just shakes Per and shouts in his face. If my partner did that as I lay dying I’d vow to leave the relationship if I survived.

He’s not fully acknowledged it or said it out loud by Gao Tu is his whole world.

My first thought was how long before I can have a similar cabinet in my kitchen.

I didn’t like Jazz for Two mainly for the reason in your comment.

Both series have members from the same Korean music group, Omega X , playing lead roles.

What was the thought process behind this series and why are the female characters portrayed as either mean, jealous or pathetic. I’can provide no valid explanation as to why I’m still watching this series. I’ve skipped several episodes, yet Natcha is still tearfully confessing her love/ obsession for Kan despite being told what feels like a hundred episodes ago that they will never be more than friends. She’s one step away from holding him hostage until he says he loves her too.

I haven’t read the manga so it’s good to learn that there’s a happy ending

Are we guaranteed a reunion by the end of this series? I hope that they managed to reconcile but I’m not entirely convinced that there’ll be a happy ending.

It’s definitely not okay.

I think it might depend on time zones. Gaga says that it airs every Monday but episode 7 is currently available to watch.

You’d have to join a long line of people all waiting to do the same thing.

I had the same thought when I read the description of the plot.

I don’t remember seeing the older brother in any of the flashbacks so maybe there’s a big age gap.

The actor was one of the ML in one of the HIStory series.

During the conversation on the balcony, Tuo said that Junxi is the only child still living at home as Yushu ( who I assum is the brother and father of the child) had already moved out.

You’re definitely not overly sensitive, the bathrobe was inappropriate.

I assume the next challenge is telling their families that they are a couple. Hopefully they will continue to be a strong and happy couple. According to iQIYI there are ten episodes in total, MDL says 12.

I think it’s Junxi’s nephew because in the preview for the next episode he receives a message from his brother asking him if he’s dating Tuo. I’m assuming this hyper independent child who appears to have travelled alone shared this information with his father ( Junxi’s brother)