"I don't like that every couple in a BL has to be BL couple... How stupid is that?" actually it's not stupid. Because while straight people can have gay friends, gay people generally tend to stick with other gay people (their own clique). A bl doesn't have to have all guys in relationships, but it's statistically likely that if a group has one gay people, chances are there more gays in that group (because they can't be open in around others, esp in a conservative country).
That said, I haven't watched the show because I hate the manga, but the father isn't just "bad". The 3rd CP of the manga, is the actually dad and the dead brother. MC's dad was sleeping with his student, ML's brother. He is homophibic because he is racked with guilt and the fact that his son his dating his dead lover's brother is tormenting him, and somehow, we are supposed to sympathize with that rat bastard.
From the name it sounds like adult version of Prince of Legend. Edit: Nvm. Step-sibling harem
"Due to the second marriage of her mother, lively high-school student Amamiya Matsuri becomes the younger sister of the super popular idol group of triplets "Terzetto"! Star celebrities for stepbrothers?! A forbidden secret love with a perfect prince ?" - Manga synopsis
He looks like The8 (Minghao) from Seventeen in that picture. I honestly thought it WAS him for a moment.
Not really a SVT fan, per se. But I'm watching Chaung Asia and he is one of the judges. Like everyone else, I'm way more invested in Bambam vs Hu Yetao's harem lmfao.
I am not into fanservice or bts videos of bls (takes me out of te drama) but for my ReeseOrca CP, I'll take anything. Please let them be the biligunal leads next time
The leads arent really at fault. The manhwa itself is boring and draggy with BOTH leads being toxic in their own…
Exactly. It looks okay on paper, but it needed a good rewrite and really good actors to make it work. It didn't help that the script was bad and the novice actors had no room to work. Personally, I did like the Wooyeong actor. He did try his best to get the complicated feelings of unrequited crush across, though he may benefit from some acting classes.
The guy who played Doha was clearly holding himself back, as he is supposed to be a steretypical bottom, but I feel he will do better in a role where he can showcase him wild side more.
The only thing I wanna say is that history is written by winners. The King who was ovrthrown was the "loser" and hence, the villain. The King who succeeded is the hero and thus, wrote history as he saw fit. So, what you are seeing isn't a representation of facts, but history written by unreliable narrator (aka the winner).
I like slow build, but this isn't it. One guy was moving too fast, the other wasn't really invested. It felt like…
I didn't exactly love the manhwa. I gave this a chance only because some other adaptations have pleasently surprised me, CBAW and Breeze of Love for eg. So, I went in with very low expectations and was still disappointed lmao.
I don't know why some people lowballed their reviews of this so badly.Maybe it had something to do with the fact…
The leads arent really at fault. The manhwa itself is boring and draggy with BOTH leads being toxic in their own special way. Doha is too clingy and needy, and in love with Wooyeing who is CLEARLY emotionally unavailable and in love with someone he can never get. Wooyeong keeps leading Doha on, because he wants to TRY moving on (not really helped by the fact the teacher treats him "special". Teacher isn't romantically interested, bu t he does act shady around Wooyeong). Doha is the kind of person who thinks he can "change Wooyeong's mind" then gets upset and pissed because Wooyeong is not working on HIS schedule and taking too long to move from his crush.
It just wasn't a very good manhwa to adapt when there are others which are clearly way better. Waiting for Heesu in Class 2.
I was bored most of the time... In my opinion, it was way too slow but some people like that type of series so…
I like slow build, but this isn't it. One guy was moving too fast, the other wasn't really invested. It felt like watching a one-sided trainwreck in action.
I just say that whenever a series includes a separation because of overseas studies or work, I'll drop the rating.…
I don't mind that trope because sometimes u need to separate to grow, and it's not everyone always ends up together with their high-school crush/love. Sometimes, u need to explore the world before finding your way back home. But the trope has to be done right. In most cases, it sn't
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That said, I haven't watched the show because I hate the manga, but the father isn't just "bad". The 3rd CP of the manga, is the actually dad and the dead brother. MC's dad was sleeping with his student, ML's brother. He is homophibic because he is racked with guilt and the fact that his son his dating his dead lover's brother is tormenting him, and somehow, we are supposed to sympathize with that rat bastard.
"Due to the second marriage of her mother, lively high-school student Amamiya Matsuri becomes the younger sister of the super popular idol group of triplets "Terzetto"! Star celebrities for stepbrothers?! A forbidden secret love with a perfect prince ?" - Manga synopsis
The guy who played Doha was clearly holding himself back, as he is supposed to be a steretypical bottom, but I feel he will do better in a role where he can showcase him wild side more.
It just wasn't a very good manhwa to adapt when there are others which are clearly way better. Waiting for Heesu in Class 2.