I’m just waiting for the day when we no longer need these sites to translate for us and they stop making life difficult for viewers who can’t pay to watch Japanese series. I’m honestly sick of this mafia-like way of operating. But it’s almost over, because AI can already translate live. Soon we won’t need them at all.
Do they even buy the rights? Do they actually pay the translators? The Japanese TV market isn’t that big. They should focus on Korean and Thai series, where there are more viewers. Why make things so difficult for us when we already have so few series to watch?
Episode 6 was one of the most beautiful episodes so far. That kiss literally took my breath away. It was so beautiful and emotional when they met there, and he ran all the way to see him. And Makudai is simply such a wonderful and convincing actor. I loved it
The first episode was great, and I’m already waiting for the next one. I love this kind of trope, like in Bad Buddy. It’s funny and it’s fun to watch.
The only series I’ve seen Ping in was Ai Long Nhai, and I liked him there. It’s nice to see him on screen again, even though he’s not a good actor. He was cute, and his smile and soft way of speaking are adorable. He always has a delay when he talks, like he waits a second before saying his lines. Without that, his acting would improve a lot.
I was surprised to find out he’s 21 because he looks much older. So I hope they do a time skip so it feels more believable.
Teshow is cute too, and acts very well. They have good chemistry
Episode 5 was excellent. Tee is mesmerizing—he’s gorgeous and his acting is amazing. On the other hand, the actor who plays Jane… I couldn’t stop laughing whenever he cried. He really can’t act,, it looks so forced that it becomes funny.
There’s absolutely no connection between the two series... You probably haven’t really watched this one.
There is objectively no connection. You simply don’t know much about manga or this trope, so you act as if the wheel has just been invented. It reminds me of people connecting random dots just to make them fit the story they already want to believe.
Episode 4 went by quickly for me, although I did skip the more difficult scenes. This is clearly a live-action manga style, and I can usually enjoy things like that without any problem. Sometimes, though, the cruelty is exaggerated too much. The characters are very grotesque, and even though they are flat, secondary characters with no real depth, their nastiness still comes through strongly.
I don’t mind this kind of style as long as there is some added value. In practice, the episode is still entertaining because the romance has not developed yet.
The fact that male stalker character is so different from the very serious role he played in his previous drama only makes me appreciate his acting ability more. I have mixed feelings while watching him
The series was cute and entertaining up until around episode 7. I binge-watched it through episode 8, but episode 8 disappointed me, and I ended up skipping through parts of it. The male lead looks gay, probably because he wears too much lipstick and also shapes his eyebrows.. Still, that bothered me less because overall the series was interesting and entertaining.
However, the ending of episode 7 and episode 8 disappointed me a lot. I expected the character’s healing process to continue, for him to understand what was bothering him or simply give himself more time. We’ll see. I’m waiting for episodes 9 and 10.
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Do they even buy the rights? Do they actually pay the translators? The Japanese TV market isn’t that big. They should focus on Korean and Thai series, where there are more viewers. Why make things so difficult for us when we already have so few series to watch?
The only series I’ve seen Ping in was Ai Long Nhai, and I liked him there. It’s nice to see him on screen again, even though he’s not a good actor. He was cute, and his smile and soft way of speaking are adorable.
He always has a delay when he talks, like he waits a second before saying his lines. Without that, his acting would improve a lot.
I was surprised to find out he’s 21 because he looks much older. So I hope they do a time skip so it feels more believable.
Teshow is cute too, and acts very well. They have good chemistry
I don’t mind this kind of style as long as there is some added value. In practice, the episode is still entertaining because the romance has not developed yet.
The fact that male stalker character is so different from the very serious role he played in his previous drama only makes me appreciate his acting ability more. I have mixed feelings while watching him
I’m waiting for episode 5.
However, the ending of episode 7 and episode 8 disappointed me a lot. I expected the character’s healing process to continue, for him to understand what was bothering him or simply give himself more time. We’ll see. I’m waiting for episodes 9 and 10.
It felt very natural and was beautifully done. I wish it would continue like this and that they would keep the same style and humor until the end.
I don’t think that will happen, but I hope it does.