FrankIncese

Ugh. Not my kind of show. Dropped.

Haven't run into that one yet, thank goodness. I'll steer clear.

The amount of bile spouted here would make any BL villain squirm. Why is this one of the most hostile comment sections online?

what is "black leash"?

Don't bother.

Yes, it's frustrating to see him take a half baby step forward and then they throw another minor obstacle in front of him and he takes 2 steps back... every single episode

And yes, they were great communicators at the start and have regressed

But da**, I was screaming at the screen. JUST TELL HIM!!! I was tearing up. I felt all the anguish. I just can't stop loving these two.

And those sisters!

Can't wait til the next ep

Yes, it's a super trope!

Not sure about the trailer. It did not give me the vibes of the source material, but it's always hard to tell with scenes out of context. I'll give it a shot, but I'm not expecting much.

but with another minor it's ok?

Fan Service and not very well done. I should have stopped when the series ended. Oh well.

Not much goes on, but it all feels authentic and full of repressed emotion. Strong acting makes it better than the thin script, but overall I enjoyed it.

unwatchable

Ep 6 was a waste. for me. I didn't get enough new info to merit an entire episode in flashback. But I would never call this series boring. I love this slow, subtle shift from friends to.... and I could watch Sato Ryuga just eat noodles for 30 minutes and be happy.

I enjoyed this series, mostly for the Jung Ki Sub character, which Nam Shi An did a great job with. He played the naivete so well, and his openness to explore outside his comfort zone truly endeared the character to me.

The premise is ridiculous and it's an over-the-top, campy romcom but everyone is so charming and likeable. The contrast between the two couples and their storylines is quite stark, but they did seem to all fit in the same universe in the end. Personally, I loved the more realistic resolution of the side couple's story. Like others, would gladly watch a spin-off. And though this is a good (not great) series, I would watch a S2 of the MC, as well.

The under-the-bed kiss may be one of my favorite moments & kisses in BL. (especially when contrasted with the side couples fight, and that haunting song). The hug at the train station is also up there on the list of perfect BL moments. Honorary mention to Ki Sub seeing the look of love in his own eyes, in that video and his subsequent realization. That was good writing.

Thanks, boys. Keep being brave.

This was an interesting series. I'm not a big fan of supernatural, but this premise was truly unique and I didn't see the twist coming (though I should have). I don't care about the age gap, since it's fiction (and honestly, I don't about age gaps, period), but I can't help but think about my 20 year old boyfriend and if he would ever have dated me if I showed up as a 40-something guy. Maybe if I looked like P'Kyo. Anyway, wished the younger actors could have stayed together throughout but that doesn't detract from an intriguing and unusual short series. I could watch the first couple eps again, but now that I know the twist I won't watch the whole thing.

This was an interesting series. I'm not a big fan of supernatural, but this premise was truly unique and I didn't see the twist coming (though I should have). I don't care about the age gap, since it's fiction (and honestly, I don't about age gaps, period), but I can't help but think about my 20 year old boyfriend and if he would ever have dated me if I showed up as a 40-something guy. Maybe if I looked like P'Kyo. Anyway, wished the younger actors could have stayed together throughout but that doesn't detract from an intriguing and unusual short series. I could watch the first couple eps again, but now that I know the twist I won't watch the whole thing.

Yes, I noticed so much the second (and 3rd) time.

When this series was still airing, at Episode 9, I decided to go back and watch it again from the beginning, so I could feel it fresh in my heart when the finale came. Then at Ep 11, I had to go back and re-watch Ep 10 again. Then at Ep 12, I had. togo back and watch Ep9-11 again. Now, I've rewatched the entire thing AGAIN. And I still keep coming back. This story, these characters, this FAMILY has totally captivated me. I kinda can't move on. Reading the novel now, it all hits just a bit harder. Grittier, darker. But the series did a great job capturing the themes of the novel (so far). I'd watch these two in ANYTHING. But Ill watch this again, no matter what.

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

I don't care about the age gap. Songjam fell in love with a 20 year old. He's been in love with that version of that man all along. Now he's in his 40s. As long as Aksorn doesn't mind the age gap, why should I?

But... Imagine waiting 25 years for the love of your life. The waiting... the pining... the longing. And knowing him since he was a baby. We know he's been spying on him recently, but did he stalk him his whole life? It's romantic, but weird and a little creepy.

Then imagine being 20 and finding out your cute, innocent boyfriend is 40-something. He's a totally different man then the boy you fell in love with. He's got a LOT more life experience. And maybe other experience???

This is a unique story. Can't wait to see how they resolve it. What else is in store?