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Oh yeah he definitely stands up to his dad, made it clear that he was homosexual, that he should give up on ever having grandkids, he vowed to spend eternity with a man, that the father should note that down. In turn the father swung one of his golf clubs at him, leaving him bruised and fracturing his arm. Afterwards the father tried to restrict his personal life and he received orders for overseas assignment. Jeonghan didnt really think that impulsive decision through, so he did that without discussing it with Il Jo. The ending was a bit rushed and open even though they have a happy ending.

Damn it they absolutely down played Jeonghan beating up Jeong In, he was broken and bloody in the manhwa.

He isn’t used to people willing to give up things for him. Jeonghan is ready to give everything up for him, to come out as homosexual, he is ready to give up his work, friends, family etc. Il Jo is scared of the consequences for Jeonghan. And honestly the father of Jeonghan is a major asshole. Il Jo has had a bad relationship that left him kind of traumatized. Though in the manga he was worse and it frustrated me to no end, especially because Jeonghan was so ready to be committed to Il Jo, he changed so much (which they barely show in the series). Il Jo also feels indebted to Jeonghan, he feels inequal to Jeonghan because he never finished school.

Can you stop saying this, Il Jo is not part of the family, he is an orphan, his mother dropped him off at a church when she was 20 and the father had run off. The nuns brought him to an orphanage. The uncle “adopted” Il Jo when he was 6 because nobody wanted him at that age. They do not have the same grandparents!

The webtoon I read has both “seasons”, part one or season 1 was the ending of episode 4, where Jeonghan says let’s date. Episode 5 and 6 are events that happen in part 2 of season 2. And they have a happy ending.

Uhm SSY finds out the aboyt HY, episode 10 is when everything starts unraveling for HY, the episodes after that more and more truths get revealed.

SWL learns that GT is an omega in episode 16.

It’s ridiculous to even compare series to each other. I don’t see people do that when it comes to Thai BLs, I don’t see people say in comments on the page of Reset that Khemjira was better. Why compare those series? Because they are both Chinese series?

Also comparing To My Shore to Desire is like comparing apples to oranges, they are both extremely different series. Just enjoy the series, give your compliments, you can leave a positive review without dragging another series down with it.

Finally somebody who has the same opinion of me when it comes to Lu Zhen. Can’t stand how he runs back to Shulang when things get rough. Like dude you wanted this, you accepted all the gifts greedily. He put expectations and assumptions on those and he broke up the relationship for a stranger who gave him gifts, without ever mentioning that said person actually liked him. If it wasn’t Fan Xiao but somebody else who spoiled him, he would’ve done the exact same thing. He’s not some victim or baby that needs protecting, he made his bed, now he can lie in it. If the relationship was solid Lu Zhen would’ve never accepted the gifts, wouldn’t have cancelled plans with Shulang, wouldn’t have pulled away from Shulang, wouldn’t have swayed.

Do you though? Because if you understand why he is traumatized and has become a very complex character, you would understand why he does this. For me he actually makes a lot of sense, but you have to be willing to look beyond what’s on the surface.

@BeingAlone explains his character very well.

I agree. I personally feel like the whole red flag, black flag descriptions of characters are downplaying the complexity that said characters have. FX has his reasons why he behaves and reacts like that. But sadly I see it to often when we have a series with a very complex and intriguing character, people only look at what is on the surface and barely see beyond that. FX was made like that, by having his mother die in front of him, being helpless, having been tormented by his brothers, silenced by his family, father who doesn’t care if he’s around, being abandoned. He’s known nothing but torment, heartbreak, sadness, pain and probably anger. Over time that hardened him, to say oh he’s just a red or black flag downplays the complexity that is FX. YSL is a decent human being who reacts when you push him to far, which is normal.

The page Mirrorlinkmedia on Instagram has a lot of the BTS scenes on their page, up to episode 7.

I have to agree. Some are comparing it to Secret Relationship, I honestly don’t see that comparison. SR had me hooked, waiting every week for the two episodes, seeing the decent build up of absolutely unhinged characters, the acting, honestly for an 8 episode series they did an amazing job. But this? This series doesnt come close to it, don’t get me wrong it’s good, but for me not good enough to be counting the hours of the day, waiting for a new episode. Maybe it’s the nc scenes that pulls you away from the story, they did practically 20/30 chapters of the manhwa over these two last episodes. The passing is too fast and they skip a lot of moments in favor of NC scenes. If they really wanted to do this series justice they would’ve done a 12 episode series, but thats probably not in the budget.

In the Manhwa, shortly after JH finds IJ, he absolutely beats him and a friend of that cousin to a pulp for what they did to IJ. I don’t know if they will show it in the next episode, it could be that they leave it out. JH redeems himself a lot more then those other guys you mentioned, but because of how short the series is not everythihg will be shown. So he might still be an AH to many, in the manhwa he was worse, but he did a 180 around half way through the manhwa, around the time the series is now at.

Posting this again after 4 or so months.

If people want a good coming of age series, watch Smells Like Green Spirit. It’s a Japanese series, 8 episodes, 30 minutes per episode. Don’t watch Heesu in Class, it’s a straight washed series, with barely any BL elements! Honestly it’s a joke to call this a BL!

Smells like Green Spirit dares (like a lot of other Japanese series) to be as realistic as possible, it hits taboo subjects. The series is set in the 90s. Give it a try, it will give you more satisfaction, then this ridiculous series!

Watched the first season a year or something ago and honestly BeomSeok is still my most hated character of all the series I’ve seen.

I still wish SE beat his ass, and yes I know violence doesnt solve anything but f* that. BS didnt regretted or felt sorry for what he did, if he did he wouldn’t have still blamed Yeong I for what happened.

And those people who say oh but he had such a bad childhood with his father, lots of people have the same shitty upbringings, yet they don’t resort to beating their supposed friends. They don’t turn their backs on the people who show them love and caring. We also all know that if it wasnt got BS rich daddy, he would’ve been in jail for attempted manslaughter.

Excuse me? Did you miss the disgusting part where it was BeomSeok who actually beat SuHo in a coma? Not that he send some people to do it. After the fight where SuHo was already on the ground it was BeomSeok who started kicking him, the 2 other boys only helped because Bs started it. It was also BeomSeok who put out a hit on Suho, it was BeomSeok who also stood by while others beat Si Eun (breaking his arm) and cutting SuHo the breaks of his scooter. Yeah I can definitely understand how you can’t hate BS if you downplay everythihg he did.

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I’ve been reading it here, it has smut but still censored at certain parts, certain below the belt part. 😂 Don’t know if that’s the one you meant.

Your welcome and thank you for naming me as your reference 😉

As someone who read the manhwa after episode 2, don’t read it, just watch and then read it. I’ve started to feel disappointed because they left some really good scenes out of the series, and it is necessary because there are only 8 episodes, 25 minutes each. They just can’t show everything. I would wait with reading the manhwa after the series is done.

I do agree, but there are only 8 episodes and 25 each episode. The manhwa is 2 parts with 71 chapters. They do not have enough time to show everything. They are almost finished with the first part, this whole story has a timeline of about 3 years. The series is definitely rushed but they have to if they want to film both parts of the story. In the manhwa Il Jo leaving for example took about 2/3 weeks after Jeonghan told him to he shouldn’t leave, that he expected him home that night. The series made it seem like Il Jo just never came back to Jeonghan’s apartment.