This is on a whole other level of excellence. The writing, the acting, the direction ... could not be better.
I gave a little eyeroll at the hint that they've encountered each other as children (what Asian drama would be complete without that little element?) but hell's bells, I'm all in.
Such a beautiful confessionā¦then they break our hearts minutes laterā¦this better be a happy ending!!!
I think there's hope for a happy ending since Nut's tumor was detected earlier than in the previous timeline. What a supreme waste of time the series will have turned out to be if they never get to perform at the contest (let alone win it) and Nut dies anyway.
On the other hand, the "lesson" of the series might be that a simple declaration of love is worth all the risks and consequences that come with it. Win won't grow old bearing the regrets he had in the original timeline, so his life will be better overall.
I'm trying to control my excitement with how Episode 4 ended, since I think it's possible that the main motivation for Juwon's request is to protect Dongha from the other housemates. Beyond that I think Juwon and Dongha's increased comfort with each other has been realistically depicted -- something that's all the more laudable given how short the episodes are.
I think it might turn out that the reason the vampires were warned to avoid drinking Dongha's blood is because it's toxic to them somehow, and that this will be the factor that makes it less dangerous for him and Juwon to date.
He saw that he couldn't change the past so he stopped playing with what is written.as for Lin he knows the truth…
I'm not so sure. If he decides not to continue trying to change the past then what's the point of the series, and what's the point of calling it "Rearrange"?
Having everything turn out the same would make this very depressing for him and for us -- a complete waste of time (unless Chai and Ek do end up together).
I'm hoping that the twist will be that Nut ends up being the one to make the first move on Win. He sure seemed to like having his hand held in the tent. š
This was the "Everybody's stupid except Ek" episode.
Win is just getting more and more frustrating. For a 40yo guy he is such an idiot. Nut is disintegrating right before his eyes and he still just passively lets events move along on their own.
The dumbest thing of all is he didn't ask Lin a simple question after her date with Nut: "How did it go?" But Lin is also stupid for not telling him on her own, and of course for lying about how she and Nut are dating.
I'm starting to get the feeling that Chai and Ek will be just a bromance. Which is a shame, because Chai is hot as hell and I wanna see him make out with a guy. š¤”
Cute and campy, with more makeout scenes than any standard Thai BL.
Tbh, about halfway through it occurred to me that for once a BL was showing how two guys in love can't keep their hands (or lips) off each other. Logic and Leo go at it hot and heavy several times. I imagine that between takes Winner and Chris must have had a laugh at all the horny requirements of the script.
The plot is from "Dangerous Liasons", a classic play that was first made into a movie starring John Malkovich and which is now better known from the remake called "Cruel Intentions" that starred Ryan Phillipe. (I'm glad this production didn't keep the ending from the Ryan Phillipe movie.)
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I gave a little eyeroll at the hint that they've encountered each other as children (what Asian drama would be complete without that little element?) but hell's bells, I'm all in.
On the other hand, the "lesson" of the series might be that a simple declaration of love is worth all the risks and consequences that come with it. Win won't grow old bearing the regrets he had in the original timeline, so his life will be better overall.
Win's dad is a treasure.
Iām obsessed with King Chai and Jade. Now I know the ship is real!
I'm trying to control my excitement with how Episode 4 ended, since I think it's possible that the main motivation for Juwon's request is to protect Dongha from the other housemates. Beyond that I think Juwon and Dongha's increased comfort with each other has been realistically depicted -- something that's all the more laudable given how short the episodes are.
I think it might turn out that the reason the vampires were warned to avoid drinking Dongha's blood is because it's toxic to them somehow, and that this will be the factor that makes it less dangerous for him and Juwon to date.
Also, Seonjae is so sexy!
Having everything turn out the same would make this very depressing for him and for us -- a complete waste of time (unless Chai and Ek do end up together).
I'm hoping that the twist will be that Nut ends up being the one to make the first move on Win. He sure seemed to like having his hand held in the tent. š
Win is just getting more and more frustrating. For a 40yo guy he is such an idiot. Nut is disintegrating right before his eyes and he still just passively lets events move along on their own.
The dumbest thing of all is he didn't ask Lin a simple question after her date with Nut: "How did it go?" But Lin is also stupid for not telling him on her own, and of course for lying about how she and Nut are dating.
I'm starting to get the feeling that Chai and Ek will be just a bromance. Which is a shame, because Chai is hot as hell and I wanna see him make out with a guy. š¤”
Tbh, about halfway through it occurred to me that for once a BL was showing how two guys in love can't keep their hands (or lips) off each other. Logic and Leo go at it hot and heavy several times. I imagine that between takes Winner and Chris must have had a laugh at all the horny requirements of the script.
The plot is from "Dangerous Liasons", a classic play that was first made into a movie starring John Malkovich and which is now better known from the remake called "Cruel Intentions" that starred Ryan Phillipe. (I'm glad this production didn't keep the ending from the Ryan Phillipe movie.)
Their relationship is being handled much more deftly than the one between Win and Nut.
And what kind of doctor agrees to a minorās request not to tell his parents about the kidās condition?