Most of the time, I don't apply anything. My strong American Red Blood can handle it. lol And what about these…
Right? Gotta dry that hair and can't stand in the rain for more than 30 seconds or you'll catch something. LOL
And yeah, I mean, I'm old now. But when I was younger and more active / athletic (and had all kinds of scrapes, cuts, burns and fractures from sports and accidents) I just SURVIVED as best I could. And I have all the scars to prove it. HA!
As a Westerner, it's sooooo weird to me that in just about every Asian drama I watch (BL or otherwise) the teensy tiniest injury - a grease splatter burn about the size of a pea, a tiny scratch from something (not including cat scratches, which can actually be serious), a little blister, etc - warrants a GASP!!! and a rush to find the first aid kit, which then turns into a whole "I MUST take care of this HORRIFIC (teeny tiny) INJURY for the person I love" kind of bizarre fixation.
Here in America, at least, we just bleed, wash it, and then move on. Sometimes we apply some antibiotic ointment and a bandaid. But it's not a crisis, nor is it a whole romantic moment. LOL
Okay, now my SECOND thought about this series? 👀I honestly think James might not be completely human… or…
@Nina - You've mixed things up.
In Ep 9 -
In a flashback that takes place 48 years prior to the current events, we see (human) Chita with his True Love, Athit. Chita knows Athit is a Nour and specifically tells Athit to never change him into a Nour.
Athit is not in the room when a different Nour comes in through the porch door and attacks Chita.
Athit runs in and fights with the Nour. We don't see what happens to that Nour - but it's likely he runs off.
During the struggle, a candle falls over and starts a fire. Then a beam falls onto Chita and pins him to the floor.
Athit tries to save Chita but can't lift the beam, so while Athit and Chita are both on fire, Athit does the heart-bite thing to save Chita (and in the process, does what he said he would not do - changes Chita into a Nour.)
Because they are both on fire at the time of the conversion, somehow the superpower of fire that can kill other Nours (probably a power no other Nour had ever had before) is transferred to Chita.
We don't see what happens to Athit. Chita might have accidentally killed him during his conversion into a Nour, possibly by his fire ability accidentally activating.
When Chita wakes up later, he goes on a killing spree against Nour because in his mind, all of them are evil.
Over the course of the next 48 years, Chita's killing spree against other Nour rages wherever Chita happens to live at the time.
YEARS after Chita was changed into a Nour, James is born.
Since we know Chita killed James' father, we can also safely deduct that his father was a Nour (his mother is assumed to be human, which makes James only half-Nour, thus explaining James' eyes occasionally flashing blue and his ability to see "soul colors."). It's never explained what happened to James' mother.
In the flashback scenes about his father's death, we see that James was already at least a young adult when his father was killed.
(Also.....we don't know if James' dad was the Nour that attacked Chita years before. It's entirely possible he had no connection to the attack whatsoever given that Chita was determined to kill ALL Nour anyway.)
Does anyone find it curiously odd that of all humans only James seemed to know how to kill a Nour?
James was disabling and torturing Chita.
He wanted to inflict as much pain as possible and buy them time to figure out if there IS a way to kill him, although he also knows Chita can't really be killed by humans or other Nour that don't have special Nour-killing abilities.
I might be in the minority here, but that whole part of the episode with Chita changing Dr. Ji into a Nour and the subsequent intensely dark and ghoulish blood orgy is EXACTLY what I've been wanting from a vampire BL for SO, SO, SO freaking long.
Pretty much all of the existing vampire BLs (with the exception of Nour) are either campy or just badly written and poorly acted. They don't go NEARLY far enough into the truly violent and sexual nature of the world of vampires.
But Nour does. That's a big plus - for me, at least.
So happy To The Wonder got listed among outstanding tv series when its from 2024?
The China TV Golden Eagle Awards are held every two years, in even-numbered years.
The one in the article above was held in 2026. The previous one was held in 2024.
The "Outstanding TV Series" that are mentioned in the article that are from 2024 were most likely released AFTER the China TV Golden Eagle Awards that were held that year, so they weren't available for consideration back then.
That's probably why they were included in the nominees for the one held in 2026.
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And yeah, I mean, I'm old now. But when I was younger and more active / athletic (and had all kinds of scrapes, cuts, burns and fractures from sports and accidents) I just SURVIVED as best I could. And I have all the scars to prove it. HA!
Ep 23 - Twenty Seven's sacrifice to save Ming Yi genuinely has me in tears. DAMMIT, I loved that cat-boy. I'm bawling.
This series is so, so good. But certain episodes should come with an emotional rollercoaster warning. :( :( :(
EDIT: I finished the series, and was so happy that, part way through the episodes, Twenty Seven was brought back to life!
Here in America, at least, we just bleed, wash it, and then move on. Sometimes we apply some antibiotic ointment and a bandaid. But it's not a crisis, nor is it a whole romantic moment. LOL
No grief exhibited by anyone at all when Anda first died, and none at the funeral other than by Anda's mom.
But plenty of smiles at the funeral and more smiles and F*CKING CIRCUS MUSIC in the next scene when the 4 boys are eating.
And his boyfriend. Kum, was a NO SHOW at Anda's funeral?? WTF is THAT all about???
This series is very disappointing. It's ILLOGICAL, and that pisses me off.
I don't think I can continue watching.
In Ep 9 -
In a flashback that takes place 48 years prior to the current events, we see (human) Chita with his True Love, Athit. Chita knows Athit is a Nour and specifically tells Athit to never change him into a Nour.
Athit is not in the room when a different Nour comes in through the porch door and attacks Chita.
Athit runs in and fights with the Nour. We don't see what happens to that Nour - but it's likely he runs off.
During the struggle, a candle falls over and starts a fire. Then a beam falls onto Chita and pins him to the floor.
Athit tries to save Chita but can't lift the beam, so while Athit and Chita are both on fire, Athit does the heart-bite thing to save Chita (and in the process, does what he said he would not do - changes Chita into a Nour.)
Because they are both on fire at the time of the conversion, somehow the superpower of fire that can kill other Nours (probably a power no other Nour had ever had before) is transferred to Chita.
We don't see what happens to Athit. Chita might have accidentally killed him during his conversion into a Nour, possibly by his fire ability accidentally activating.
When Chita wakes up later, he goes on a killing spree against Nour because in his mind, all of them are evil.
Over the course of the next 48 years, Chita's killing spree against other Nour rages wherever Chita happens to live at the time.
YEARS after Chita was changed into a Nour, James is born.
Since we know Chita killed James' father, we can also safely deduct that his father was a Nour (his mother is assumed to be human, which makes James only half-Nour, thus explaining James' eyes occasionally flashing blue and his ability to see "soul colors."). It's never explained what happened to James' mother.
In the flashback scenes about his father's death, we see that James was already at least a young adult when his father was killed.
(Also.....we don't know if James' dad was the Nour that attacked Chita years before. It's entirely possible he had no connection to the attack whatsoever given that Chita was determined to kill ALL Nour anyway.)
He wanted to inflict as much pain as possible and buy them time to figure out if there IS a way to kill him, although he also knows Chita can't really be killed by humans or other Nour that don't have special Nour-killing abilities.
I might be in the minority here, but that whole part of the episode with Chita changing Dr. Ji into a Nour and the subsequent intensely dark and ghoulish blood orgy is EXACTLY what I've been wanting from a vampire BL for SO, SO, SO freaking long.
Pretty much all of the existing vampire BLs (with the exception of Nour) are either campy or just badly written and poorly acted. They don't go NEARLY far enough into the truly violent and sexual nature of the world of vampires.
But Nour does. That's a big plus - for me, at least.
Start watching at the 39:26 time stamp, and keep your eyes focused on James' face. It's there.....and then gone.
They flash blue *very* briefly when he's trying to see people's "soul colors" and they flashed blue during his NC scene with Ken in Ep 5.
The student is 21 but failed high school, so he's still a student.
"Lee Hyeon-jae, a 21-year-old student who has been held back, is seen as a troublemaker by everyone. "
https://www.gagaoolala.com/en/videos/9235/boy-with-caution-2026
So did Athit die as a result of Chita's fire ability accidentally being activated while he was converting from human to Nour?
That's the only theory that makes sense to me.
After the final scene I found myself literally gasping for air.
Wow.
The one in the article above was held in 2026. The previous one was held in 2024.
The "Outstanding TV Series" that are mentioned in the article that are from 2024 were most likely released AFTER the China TV Golden Eagle Awards that were held that year, so they weren't available for consideration back then.
That's probably why they were included in the nominees for the one held in 2026.
"You choose."
"It's up to you."
"My opinion doesn't matter."
"Whatever you want is fine with me."
That drives me IN. SANE.
SUCH a huge turnoff.