I couldn’t even get through the first 20 minutes. Something about the protagonist’s sheer naivety just made…
idk why they make righteous characters as too naive or basically mentally children. He could have been righteous without being idiotic. Have naive wonder about the new world without being childish
Lin Chen was the most disappointing character I've ever seen until today:I was waiting for some character's development…
Honestly, I have no sympathy gor Gu Yang since he betrayed his friend first. Lin Chen had inferiority complex and Gu yang KNEW that, but instead of being clear with his friend right at the start, he kept him in dark, brcause he was "embarrassed about being poor". And then he went and acted all holier than thou when Lin Chen started acting like an ass to him
the hate he gets from his instagram is actually crazy like I've never saw this much hate towards a bl actor before....…
He and the girl from GAP "broke" two ships. The girl is still doing GLs but Billy has moved on, so I guess this poor guy is getting hate from 2 fandoms.
i thought they would explain why his dad died, was it from drowning or something else?
3 years later, but his dad did die from drowning. His dad was trying out a new swimming technique called "No Breathing" where once a swimmer goes in the water, he doesn't come up for air until the end of the lap (to save time they come up for oxygen). I guess he perfected his move at the end. Now, he can even swim all the way to America without worrying about oxygen.
I know it's meant to be serious and tragic, but c'mon. Any swimmer with even half a brain will tell you what a brilliant idea that is. It's like his dad was competing for Darwin Award rather than Olympic Gold.
Nothing to say here, but if u like "no matter what you do, you can't change the fixed point in time" trope, then you should watch Shining for One Thing. It has a slow start, and it feels like a normal tiime traveling romcom, but you need to stick tot the very end to truly appreciate it.
I know it's meant to be serious and tragic, but c'mon. Any swimmer with even half a brain will tell you what a brilliant idea that is. It's like his dad was competing for Darwin Award rather than Olympic Gold.