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I'm starting this now. I always love a good ol' enemies to lovers which is one of my favorite troupes too and this seems like it.

It's on wetv for vips.

Yes, I think Color Rush's premise fits better a longer show format so we could get to know the characters better, have the mother's disappearance mystery better explored and see the development of their relationship properly. Somehow in WYEL I felt that I knew the characters better and that they were more 3 dimensional, and here I feel like they're a bit "cardboard 2D" characters. But it might be due to the short length of the show. The premise is very interesting and I'd love to watch this in a longer format. I'm enjoying it and I'll keep watching for sure, just not feeling as invested and connected with the characters.

This is not bad and it's enjoyable to watch, but somehow it doesn't feel as organic or the acting as strong as WYEL. It feels very cookie cuter. I began already feeling this on Wish You, though their chemistry was good and it ended up being fine. I've just watched the first.2 episodes so far, so I could be wrong. I'll have to watch more.

This is for sure one of my favorite shows! I love Shao Fei, Tang Yi, Jack and Zhao Li so much and I miss them a lot. I wish noting more than a second season.

I need a season 2 to one of my favorite series. Please, I miss them so much!

Did you watch after the credits? I just loved seeing them together with their family happy and them lying down with their rings showing us that they ended up marrying.

Though I think Akira's actor is more nuanced and has a more balanced range of emotion while acting and was a stronger actor than Yuki, I kind of liked Yuki's childlike demeanor though a bit cartoonish sometimes and how it contrasted with Akira. I just wanted to hug him and put him in my pocket at all times lol But I agree with you about the hairstyle, they could have at least change the hairstyle when he got older just to make him look older as he grew up. Somehow Akira while keeping the same hairstyle looks older as he grows up but I think that's also due to his acting skills as I could believe he was all those ages he portrayed just based on his demeanor.

A few days later and I still can't get over this drama! I don't know how but I need to get my hands on that director cut so I can cry some more over these 2!

There is no drama. They are just focusing on their individual careers and working hard on their other projects. It's normal that 2 actors aren't always attached to the hip (even Thai BL ships). These are actors and foremost humans like you and me. It's their job to portray their roles convincingly but it's not their job to satisfy the expectations of shippers/fans in general when they're not working.

For real lol

It's probably not because the novel is not Type's dream. It would be idiotic and makes no sense. I mean the script is already awful, but I don't think they'd go this extra mile to enhance the already existing non sense.

Does anyone know when this version will be released to the interfans? I know it's available on dvd in Japan but I think it doesn't have subtitles.

I wholly recommend it, it gets better and better. I'm happy I finally watched this gem! It has happy ending!

Which bl drama will be aired on a main korean channel?

This seems so promising!

When was their cameo?

I had watched part of the first episode when it first aired and it didn't capture my interest so I put off watching it for so long until now. I watched it all today and it made me so emotional. It was amazing! And how it portrayed the conflicting emotions between being your true self and "being normal" to please others and do what society expects of you. Amazing series!

Thank you so much for the explanation. The fact that the Wolf game (7 of hearts) didn't have a solution where no one would die was very sadistic, specially given that they were close to each other. I suppose that most games must have a solution even if whoever is organizing the games want people do die.

So the dealers don't necessarily die if someone survives the game. They continue to live the days of the people who died. And they die once all the games were completed. So they are always doomed, unless the group of players in that round never manages to clear all the number card games.

I have to read it yes. There are so many details and rules

So do you think that at The Wolf game they could have escaped the game without deaths? I didn't read the manga but I went to the wikia to see what were the dealers exactly and what I got is that the dealers die if any participant clears the game (survives). I didn't understand if it's the dealers who come up with the games or someone that gives them the instructions. From a dealer point of view, the only way of the dealer surviving was if everyone of that group of 4 gave up (everyone died), because if not someone would always survive (the wolf in the end) and the dealers would always die. And if the players weren't friends, then it would be very easy to either of the participants to win the game and kill the dealers. But now thinking about what Catcookie said, maybe ther was a way of everyone surviving. Maybe if they all sat together they could all have cooperated and dismantle each other's headsets. But we don't if dismantling the headsets would kill them or not. So I can understand that the Wolf game was only of extreme difficulty because 3 of the participants were best friends. And I felt that it was intentional because of them being close friends, or it wouldn't have been a 7 of hearts but instead much lower number.

So as to the Witch Hunt, it involved lots of people and lots of people would have probably killed their friends (emotional sacrifice, hence heart difficulty level). At some point I thought that Aguni killing the Hatter was part of a game and therefor a hearts sacrifice he had to do. But then it wasn't. So according to what you're saying they changed the difficulty level because they knew that Aguni would go on a killing rampage, preventing people from sitting calmly and think about the solution? Could it be it? In the manga, were it the 2 dealer girls (can't remember the names now) that had the idea of using Aguni as part of the game and all this? And if the dealers survived if everyone died, then why did one of the girls had to kill herself as a dealer of that game?

In your opinion or does it happen in the manga that all Heart games have solutions that don't involve killing people?

Also, unrelated, but in the series it looks like Arisu didn't play all the games, just a few, but he gets to the face games anyways. Do the face games show up to everyone because all the games were played even if some players played a few and other players played others? And do they say in the manga that it is true that you have to collect all the cards (therefor play all the games yourself) to get back to the original world or was it always a lie from Hatter to keep the Beach? So if this were true would it mean that Arisu would have to come back to the games bellow the face games to collect cards and leave?

Sorry for the long ramble, I'm just very curious about this aspect of these 2 heart games and the world rules in general lol