Ridiculousness no 1: Beating the gay out of your son while pining over your male liverRidiculousness no 2: Using…
Oh my. Guess my annoyance at the episode made me miss that. I'll add that to the ridiculousness list because why couldn't he just wish that Zhan Wang gets cured, what's he offering up his life for?
ISTG, I loved this drama so much that I was genuinely ready to dethrone my longest-standing—or rather, my only—No.…
I respect your opinion, but it's very hard for me to believe that someone can compare this shit to the Untamed. Even at its best [the first half of the series], it would still be questionable to compare them, talk less of comparing them given how awful the last few episodes were.
Excuse me oh. What in the ridiculousness was that finale.
Ridiculousness no 1: Beating the gay out of your son while pining over your male liver Ridiculousness no 2: Using the brother's first love who died because they foolishly went to a disaster area as a precedent for also rushing into a disaster area to "save" your lover. Ridiculousness no 105: That fucking open ending, I can't even call it open because it doesn't even give you any clues as to what could happen next. The supposed town obiliterating comets were more like shooting stars, Xu Yuan never actually made a wish (what we saw was just a flashback of their time together)
The more I think of this the more mad i get. I was fully prepared for some dramatics where Xu Yuan makes a wish at the right time and Zhan Wang gets magically cured, but the ending is even more useless than i anticipated.
what a hot pile of bs If you like to watch s.x and violence, go watch Hwood I am not here bc I want to watch Hwood…
I don't know what is more appalling, the fact that your puritan attitude comes from infantalising East Asians or your hypocrisy being here watching a BL that you claim is just porn. Take your advice and go watch your PG-13 kdramas
I was wondering the same thing. Why do the heterosexual couple dramas not feature more adult content? Maybe it's…
TF are you on? There are a lot of heterosexual kdramas with multiple NC scenes. Kdramas are not censored, the ones that tend to be more PG are like that because they air on cable. You have very skewed views on society and homosexuality
Is the prosecutor's office just somewhere every Tom, Dick and Jerry can waltz into? It's seriously pissing me off how he's taking all these shit from everybody. I thought he had a backbone when he stood up to Taesoon in episode 2, was I wrong?
It's so funny how Prince Chat is set up to be the biggest annoyance especially for Tin and Phob's relationship, but he's too dumb to even do that effectively. I'm wondering if the father was already suspicious of their relationship, because why would he decide to creep up in them like that.
This episode was very hard to watch. But it's very expected. How can young love compare to years of indoctrination. "Be good, so you can go to heaven and meet your parents there." If I were in Tanrak shoes, there's no way I'd pick some guy over that.
Without having met Barth, Tanrak might have decided to become a lay Catholic, have a career outside priesthood and probably get married, but after this experience, I'm 99% sure he'd be the person getting ordained in the first eoisode. Religious guilt is that powerful.
Ridiculousness no 2: Using the brother's first love who died because they foolishly went to a disaster area as a precedent for also rushing into a disaster area to "save" your lover.
Ridiculousness no 105: That fucking open ending, I can't even call it open because it doesn't even give you any clues as to what could happen next. The supposed town obiliterating comets were more like shooting stars, Xu Yuan never actually made a wish (what we saw was just a flashback of their time together)
The more I think of this the more mad i get. I was fully prepared for some dramatics where Xu Yuan makes a wish at the right time and Zhan Wang gets magically cured, but the ending is even more useless than i anticipated.
You have very skewed views on society and homosexuality
I'm wondering if the father was already suspicious of their relationship, because why would he decide to creep up in them like that.
How can young love compare to years of indoctrination.
"Be good, so you can go to heaven and meet your parents there." If I were in Tanrak shoes, there's no way I'd pick some guy over that.
Without having met Barth, Tanrak might have decided to become a lay Catholic, have a career outside priesthood and probably get married, but after this experience, I'm 99% sure he'd be the person getting ordained in the first eoisode. Religious guilt is that powerful.