Okay... I've seen many "friends to lovers" series, but how did Sarawat and Tine manage to reverse it and go from…
Sarawat went from being quirky and interesting to icy and remote.
It's like those movies where a kid's parent remarries, and the new husband/wife starts out really nice but their manipulative, evil side eventually comes through.
I have been reading the comments, so many viewers are disappointed but the rating has not budged one bit 9.1 ...…..I'm…
I suspect that the ratings get updated on a schedule rather than right away. Be sure you mark the series as "completed" next week. I've heard that they give more weight to ratings from people who've completed a series.
Dude you murdered 2gether. Those were two "boyfriends" who never kissed, cuddled, or even held hands. Please never touch another BL project. You're a complete sell-out to the conservative agenda.
BTW, whoever said Wei Wuxian and Lan Zhan from The Untamed seemed much more of a couple than these two made several…
So true! The way they look at each other can bring you to tears. You just feel so much love between them, and the fact that they don't even have to express it in words to have that effect is a tribute to how beautiful that series is.
I like the storyline of Man and Type, it's kinda realistic. Man represents the huge percentage of this generation,…
Agreed! That scene at the restaurant broke my heart, butI was thrilled to see that Man had had enough of it and essentially told Type goodbye for good.
Is it Bright's acting? He just seems so over it constantly, I don't get it. It's as if he's on autopilot and waiting…
I think he doesn't like being in a BL series. Based on a 'Hello Asian' interview I got the sense that he was cast as Sarawat before he realized what the role was.
Does anyone know if the last episode will run for 2hrs? Cuz a lot happened in that trailer siz. I hope they redeemed…
However, although Sarawat says things to reassure Tine, he doesn't change his behavior toward Tine or, for that matter, toward Pam. He still keeps that plain affect as he delivers his lines. He makes the reassurance that he prefers Tine sound like he prefers one restaurant to another. No emotion or empathy in the words.
And when he goes to sleep knowing that Tine is still troubled, he rolls over and turns his back to him. That part killed me the most. What a sterile relationship.
I noticed how Sarawat always has a neutral expression around Tine but smiled a lot when he was with Pam. When he reassures Tine about her I don't think he's even being honest with himself.
Regarding the bullying, I think you mean So Yeong? And I agree that in the end her misdeeds were glossed over…
That's a great point. Eun Byul's two best friends were not the nicest people in the world, nor was Eun Byul herself (of course). Didn't she treat Tae Gwang poorly just because she didn't like the looks of him?
The official channel on YouTube has only 12 episodes and this page says the complete series has 49. Are they uploading them on a staggered basis? I don't want to get hooked and then be unable to finish. Thanks!
It's like those movies where a kid's parent remarries, and the new husband/wife starts out really nice but their manipulative, evil side eventually comes through.
Probably to make sure he drains out the last drop of life blood from the series before the final credits lol.
Sawarat is playing both sides. He deserves to lose that game.
And when he goes to sleep knowing that Tine is still troubled, he rolls over and turns his back to him. That part killed me the most. What a sterile relationship.
And he never bothered tosimply tell Pam that he's now in a relationship and doesn't want her to be doing or saying those lovey-dovey things anymore.
Next episode... maybe they will actually hold hands. That might be the final shot as the last episode ends.