Sam

I don't think so - it's one of the few (including the Chinese version of "A Love So Beautiful") that doesn't use dubbing.

It is now!

I continue to be amazed every time I see a video of an interview of the two of them where they are asked legitimate serious questions and there's no queerbaiting or forced shipping, just two good friends who happen to play love interests in a tv series. That's what every series should do moving forward - use Kao and Up as the standard for how your actors interact offscreen. This show has been a breath of fresh air to watch, and hopefully an awakening to many about the dark and shady shit that goes on behind the scenes of these BL productions. I can't wait until we can classify series as LGBT stories, not BL, because BL to me means the forced shipping, the toxic fandoms, and the shady companies that have plagued the industry so far. ITSAY and TOATS would fall into that category for me. No engineers or high school uniforms, just love stories between two people.

Right? As soon as he showed up I started rooting for a redemption arc for him. Like Deok Chul says, Ho Beom can soar too and I can't wait to see it happen.

It's not because of Netflix. The director and producers went into this whole process knowing they wanted to do several seasons, and the cast all liked the idea. The ending of Season 1 wasn't a rushed decision, they already have the road plan for the series for several seasons mapped out.

Couldn't have said it better myself. There's just something magical about this series - if it keeps going the way it has been, it'll cement itself as one of the best series of all time, in my opinion.