Oh come on! He's such a cute little baby 🤣🤣No seriously I think Buxia's character is that of a naive young…
He's adorable, and his chemistry with Jiang Chi is terrific. He's a sweet kid who constantly questions himself, but it's been nice to watch him settle into himself as the series progresses.
I'll be sad when this is over. I can't recall any BL where the two leads were as comfortable getting intimate with each other.
Referring to Sun Woo as an NPC seems funny at first but it's actually an indifferent way of saying he's an non-entity, with no motivation to have an actual life. That and his barren refrigerator really struck me.
And Lee Won -- that actor looks so much like New Thitipoom he could be his younger brother.
With only eight episodes it's going to move at a faster pace and leave out a lot of what was in the Thai version, and I admit that it was surprising to realize that the Korean Fighter-Tutor couple is not the primary focus.
For me it's a plus that the approach is different. A shot-by-shot remake would be a terrible idea, and if they'd done that, I think all the haters would have had their knives out even faster than they did already.
I guess it's a sign that Korean BLs have established themselves if people are suddenly demanding first-class production values and making comparisons based on acting, as if the acting in Thai BLs is all that great. I can list several Thai productions that people rave about that have shitty acting and a production budget that must have been around 300 baht. So, when I see comments that start banging that old drum I'll just stop reading and move on.
Totally disagree. I enjoy dramas and movies that challenge my assumptions and push me toward the outside of the…
To each his own. The murderers in "Till The World Ends" killed a old woman's dog and then shot her in the head as she grieved, because they couldn't stand her nonstop weeping. And this was just for starters.
The attempt to later entice me as they made out and had rough sex seemed so bizarre, but, as you say, there were viewers who thought the sex was hot stuff and couldn't stop posting about it. They seem to share your ability to experience that kind of programming without any sense of distaste.
Wow ... I absolutely love the first two episodes. The slow burn is delicious! The script and acting are on point, production values are great ... there's really nothing for me to criticize.
The only concern I have is for the future episodes, though, which is that they'll pair up the MODC couple again and expect us to ship them, and now that one of them has relished the act of killing a defenseless person I have no interest in seeing him in love. Instead I just want his character to die.
This is one of the huge mistakes that "Till The World Ends" made, wanting us to ship two demented murderers just because they're two hunky guys. The height of stupidity.
The couple who appears to be the official second couple looks really cute though.
Finally, a series to help me move on from "Stay With Me".
First episode is really good. Good chemistry for both couples, and it's great to see Ngern again after all these years. He has aged nicely.
Offroad is unrecognizable, but not in a bad way. I kept trying to find the sexy heartthrob from "Our Days" but his look and his acting completely put him past that.
I'm sure Offroad's character will tone it down as the series progresses. They needed to showcase his immaturity at the outset so that we'll better appreciate how working with Yen Feng (and eventually falling in love with him) will make him grow up.
This series was completely off my radar but now I'm onboard.
I’m sorry did the barista dude just sl*tshame the cutie w the ears cuz HE SANG A FCKN SONG OMFGGGGGGG talk about…
I think he got triggered because he's been in love with his friend for a long time (hence his quick little dream there) and when he saw his friend singing a love song to someone else, it freaked him out. His word choice might be because he has had to watch from afar as his friend dated a series of other people. (His friend's not a slut, he's just able to find people to date.)
This looks like it has the makings of a love triangle. The boss is in love with the slut-shamer while the slut-shamer is in love with his friend.
The writing for this series is exceptional. It just feels like how real people talk.
The men are all beautiful, each in his own way, and the stories are all interesting, although not equally so.
I kinda wish the "mystery" story wasn't the centerpiece. It seems pretty pointless when everything would be solved if that one guy would just share what happened. To me the other two storylines are more compelling, partly because they seem more like the kind of situations we can all recognize and might have experienced ourselves.
Despite the "2" in its name this isn't a sequel, thank goodness. I thought the first "Love Class" was stupid as hell, and I'm so glad I gave this one a shot despite that clunker of a first season.
I enjoyed the first episode, although it nagged at me that Kang's posse is just three guys, two of whom are as nerdy as the ones hanging out with Sailom. I'm not sure that JJ even pulls off the "bully" aesthetic at all.
It will be a fun watch but I think I expected more.
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I'll be sad when this is over. I can't recall any BL where the two leads were as comfortable getting intimate with each other.
I have it and could post it for you to download, but the file is big: 1.7GB.
Lmk soon either way because I should delete this comment before too long lol.
And Lee Won -- that actor looks so much like New Thitipoom he could be his younger brother.
With only eight episodes it's going to move at a faster pace and leave out a lot of what was in the Thai version, and I admit that it was surprising to realize that the Korean Fighter-Tutor couple is not the primary focus.
For me it's a plus that the approach is different. A shot-by-shot remake would be a terrible idea, and if they'd done that, I think all the haters would have had their knives out even faster than they did already.
I guess it's a sign that Korean BLs have established themselves if people are suddenly demanding first-class production values and making comparisons based on acting, as if the acting in Thai BLs is all that great. I can list several Thai productions that people rave about that have shitty acting and a production budget that must have been around 300 baht. So, when I see comments that start banging that old drum I'll just stop reading and move on.
The attempt to later entice me as they made out and had rough sex seemed so bizarre, but, as you say, there were viewers who thought the sex was hot stuff and couldn't stop posting about it. They seem to share your ability to experience that kind of programming without any sense of distaste.
The only concern I have is for the future episodes, though, which is that they'll pair up the MODC couple again and expect us to ship them, and now that one of them has relished the act of killing a defenseless person I have no interest in seeing him in love. Instead I just want his character to die.
This is one of the huge mistakes that "Till The World Ends" made, wanting us to ship two demented murderers just because they're two hunky guys. The height of stupidity.
The couple who appears to be the official second couple looks really cute though.
Finally, a series to help me move on from "Stay With Me".
His animosity is so overdone that I expect its cause to be surprising.
Offroad is unrecognizable, but not in a bad way. I kept trying to find the sexy heartthrob from "Our Days" but his look and his acting completely put him past that.
I'm sure Offroad's character will tone it down as the series progresses. They needed to showcase his immaturity at the outset so that we'll better appreciate how working with Yen Feng (and eventually falling in love with him) will make him grow up.
This series was completely off my radar but now I'm onboard.
This looks like it has the makings of a love triangle. The boss is in love with the slut-shamer while the slut-shamer is in love with his friend.
The men are all beautiful, each in his own way, and the stories are all interesting, although not equally so.
I kinda wish the "mystery" story wasn't the centerpiece. It seems pretty pointless when everything would be solved if that one guy would just share what happened. To me the other two storylines are more compelling, partly because they seem more like the kind of situations we can all recognize and might have experienced ourselves.
Despite the "2" in its name this isn't a sequel, thank goodness. I thought the first "Love Class" was stupid as hell, and I'm so glad I gave this one a shot despite that clunker of a first season.
The texts were about Jiang Chi backing out of a prestigious law school debate event in order to stay back with Bu Xia.
It will be a fun watch but I think I expected more.