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And he is great in both of them

And he is great in both of them

Maybe it's because of Lee Sangmin, but Love in Protocol has higher production quality than GND Studio's previous productions. The huge success of My Damn Business might contribute to this as well. When you compare the production quality of the first episode to the entirety of My Damn Business, the gap is very big. Anyhow good for them, and us. Can't wait for eps 3💕

The second episode of GND's anthology series "Close to You" was shoot entirely outdoor, during winter. There are some beautiful shots.

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I honestly believe that South Korea would never lack talented, unknown male actors who wish to build a fanbase by starring in a BL series. The most important thing is the script. If the script isn't good, those talented actors won't want to come.

Since episode 1, it's obvious that Yoon Ji Sung is a newbie when it comes to acting. His line delivery are so stiff and awkward compared to his co-star. I keep telling myself to be lenient since he doesn't have much acting experience but considering that he is the lead character and we see him nearly the whole time, it feels quite painful to watch his scenes.

To be honest, at this point, I'm not expecting anything good from Kbls. They've been extremely disappointing this year, with about 90% of the productions looking painfully low-budget. My Secret Vampire is the only Kbl that I like this year and yet it also lacked in many aspects.

True. Then I will just wait for the other five episodes to be released before binging them all lmao😙

Lucky thing for me, I watched the first episode today. So I only need to wait until tomorrow to watch the second one😆

The rating of a show on Mydramalist is rarely reflective of the show's quality. It seems that on this website, if the score is below 8, people would instantly think a show isn't excellent. Which is just absurd to me.

Not blaming you, though. It's just what I think.

True. However I would love to see a Chinese BL where both leads are green flag. Every 2025 Chinese BLs so far features one toxic and possessive male lead who have done some morally questionable things.

To be to direct such a great drama like Eternal Yesterday is no easy feat.

Omg thanks for this! I thought the ending of this show, though great, seemed unfinished in some places. Especially the details about his homeroom teacher and the (ex) boyfriend. In the series, after he was saved from committing suicide, it was only mentioned that he had to take a break to recover. We never heard about him and the biology teacher afterwards. This definitely clears things up.

On the other note, I love that the series ends with Koichi's inner monologues. The first time watching this, I totally didn't expect that.😭

I just listened to the OST of this show and am now feeling very emotional. Your comment made me smiled.

1vs3 again!! I'm kinda predicting the younger guy to be the endgame. Most likely it's not gonna be the older love interest. He already gives the vibe of a brooding, vulnerable second ML who genuinely loves the MC but is just out of luck😅

Not in my school, but I've seen videos of teenage girls in other high schools acting crazy when they see handsome guys. I guess it isn't far from reality. Just look at the way some female fans react towards Kpop idols.

Dude just paste the same comment everywhere. Can you be more creative with your example?🙄

You know what is an example of an adaptation that doesn't follow the source material 100% but understand what makes it special and is liked by the fans of the source material? The Hunger Games films.

People trash Hollywood movies all the time, but when they adapt something well, they knock it out of the park. This film with its star-studded cast couldn't even compare. Perhaps the creators should learn from the production team of THG.

Well, if you can't stay as faithful to the source material and change nearly everything, don't bother adapting it. Come up with your own characters and storylines.