At least this one doesn't pretend to, yk, have an actual *plot*Really, are these episodes just going to be some…
I mean the premise for this episode is basically: Older student gets hired by cute younger student who keeps trying to seduce him rather than study — it sounds like it could have been copied straight from a different type of entertainment...
I agree. This one seems better. However, I am wondering if episode 4 will be just like 2, with its fast paced…
Why do I get the feeling that Sun's friend called Nuea a "devil child" because he does this with all his tutors? He's like a spoilt kid who doesn't stop until he gets what he wants. No respect for boundaries. The whole episode was just an extended scene of "Nuea tries to seduce his tutor"... The question is, is it just a game to him?
So the second story is enemies to lovers as well... already seems better than the first one (not hard lmao) Max…
The subs are an embarrassment. This and You Never Eat Alone, I think they are just doing MTL and then polishing them up a bit. Or they made the intern do them for free or something
Ok, I'll just stop taking this seriously. I was laughing the whole time, reading the live chat lol Everything…
At least this one doesn't pretend to, yk, have an actual *plot* Really, are these episodes just going to be some kind of montages of cute boys coming onto each other? I felt kind of dirty watching this...
But it’s not a BL. The director made a major point of stating that before the series aired. I’m still not…
You've probably stopped watching this (based on your comment), but I'll say this anyway: I think it's tagged "gay romance" because there is some of that happening for a few side characters. It's rarely said out loud but very heavily implied (so far, I've just watched episode 9). They really play up the BL vibes in general, though, with lots of meta references to BL dramas, but Diew and Mix are firmly bromance so far.
Description under the teaser on Youtube says "Free at Viu only".
Yes, according to Wikipedia they only serve Hong Kong, India, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Egypt, Indonesia, Jordan, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Myanmar and South Africa. I don't live in one of those countries, so I really hope it will work with a VPN, too.
A little reminder that there is a topic in "Discussions" above with links to all previous episodes, even though it isn't shown (because the code on this page seems to be borked). Just click "Create new discussion" and you'll see it. (I didn't make it; I just want to call attention to it.)
Took its slot and Mix is in it, but yeah, a whole other kettle of, um, fish. (sorry)Thai dramas seem to have a…
First of all, I said "Thai dramas", not "this drama". Second, being large is not the only way people can be body-shamed. In this drama, Pi is considered (by himself and others) as unattractive, due in part to his glasses, braces, hairstyle, general styling. If you are looked down upon because you do not conform to the current beauty norms in your culture, that's shaming. But like @imringoloveme said, they also have people who balance this in THIS particular drama by thinking Pi is cute as he is. I have no problem with makeovers if it's done as a fun thing, to discover new things about yourself, or just for variation. I also have no opinion on people who like to beautify themselves. I do think it's a problem when it becomes so mandatory in a culture that people who can't or won't conform to this mindset are looked down on.
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Really, are these episodes just going to be some kind of montages of cute boys coming onto each other? I felt kind of dirty watching this...
I don't live in one of those countries, so I really hope it will work with a VPN, too.
I have no problem with makeovers if it's done as a fun thing, to discover new things about yourself, or just for variation. I also have no opinion on people who like to beautify themselves. I do think it's a problem when it becomes so mandatory in a culture that people who can't or won't conform to this mindset are looked down on.