FrankIncese

Nope. Not for me. I dropped the Thai version after a couple of episodes, but this one won't even make it past Ep1. Happy viewing.

I loved the editing too. He was always facing away from the camera, then suddenly appeared in the poses. So funny.

I just came across it by accident as well. Had never heard of it, and it came up in my Netflix recommendations. Glad you enjoyed

I do have a question... so what if Yumeno had NOT seen a penis? WHat was he planning to do when he pulled off Mishima's pants if he found what he was hoping to find? Were they going to have sex? Or was he just going to run away like the scared little boy he is? (Not that he shouldn't be scared... he's a high school virgin, it's all scary then)

Anyone liking this... watch SECRETS OF THE RIVER on Netflix. Mexican mini-series (8 eps) that has strong friendships like here and trans representation. Beautiful series that had me crying in every episode.

NOPE. Not for me. Sorry Perth. Hope someone makes an edit for you, otherwise I'll miss you.

Actual real life logic has no place in BL

So.... a taekwondo instructor can BEAT a teenage boy for asking him to lower his voice... and it's ok. Actually, they blame the BOY??? Never going to Korea again.

When you spill something on your shirt.... is your first thought to take a shower at your new place of employment and then walk around in a bathrobe? And why was the shower filmed like it was an erotic scene?

We're in for some RIDICULOUS scripting/direction.

There is some really poor scripting and direction, but I love a mystery, so I'll stick around.

They got funding from Korean and Thai companies, and they probably HAD to include both languages to appease their investors.

Agree with everyone who has commented. Not saying I don't recognize him in myself, or understand his trauma and why it has turned him into who he is today. I agree he's a compelling character, and much more real and true to life than most. It's just so hard to watch, since the pain is all too real.

I'm only on Ep 5 but this show makes me so uncomfortable. The fact that he's so desperate, such an undeniable love addict and he can't see ALL the MANY red flags from EVERY ONE OF HIS BEAUS. I just feel so sad for him, but I don't want to watch someone make the same mistake over and over. Ugh.

Looks like every other show ever. I'm not a ForceBook fan so 24 eps of them (even if others take up the majority of the screen time) is too much for me. Not Interested. But if someone can do a PerthSanta edit, I'd watch that!

An average drama. I just got bored about 3 episodes in and kept hoping for something truly exciting or interesting to happen. I did not like the actor playing Orca. Felt absolutely nothing from him. LIkewise the manager was just ok. Loved Mei and the restaurant friends. The MC were good, I just didn't care that much. Eh.

#6 best ep so far. Acting improves as the characters develop and they are allowed to show more sides of themselves.

Thanks for that. I love your insights!

I'm not sure I understood everything... Sin Ju Yeong said he got "kicked out of the house" and school. Why? And really they just sent him away to another school, it's not like they disowned him. He seems very close to his mother.

Lee Do Hoe is a taekwondo expert, but doesn't even defend himself in fights. I understand not fighting back, but to not deflect? Kid's got serious trauma (no surprise).

Strong acting, a good start. I'm in.

It's ok, though clearly ultra low budget. But I've enjoyed the 4 minutes of content. :)

Doesn't Korea have workplace sexual harassment laws? A boss giving an subordinate a shoulder massage is NOT OK. Granted the boys love manga would also get someone in trouble, but that was an accident.

The boss got in trouble for having erotic material on his USB and Su An feels responsible.