Don't forget, Korea is supposedly overtly conservative, but kpop has reigned for nearly 20 years, and the little…
Hahaha... make it make sense. I mean, my heart aches for all the stars who go through tons of abuse from "fans" for dating rumours etc. So their stance on being conservative while their media is clearly not conservative is crazy. Not really complaining about the content, but I've always been confused about this.
Thanks to everyone for explaining the context behind it.
Quite easily. They looked at Japan and Thailand, and realised that there's a lot of money to be made. KBL first…
Hey, thank you so much for explaining this to me. It's so crazy how hypocritical this is, but I guess if it works for them it's okay. As long as they don't crackdown on BL creatives like China is doing currently.
Edit: Just read the rules, they're hilarious. 😂
Oh got it. I have seen Word of Honor though, if I hadn't known it was based on BL I wouldn't have guessed it was a BL show. It was just basically bromance. It's possible a lot of things got lost in translation and seem more intimate in Chinese than in the English translation.
Didn't they make changes to the show because of the censorship? I thought it would eventually release there, but I hope someone from another country buys it soon.
I think there were a few clues about her feelings for him: she kept the medicine bottle he gave her for a long…
İ agree, would have been great if they had protrayed it that way. But at least she made him noodles in the end, so it was apparent that she did love him.
Thanks to everyone for explaining the context behind it.
I am going to watch this just because of your review.
Edit: Just read the rules, they're hilarious. 😂