As long as there’s no nc scene between jade and chai, I think it’s perfectly fine that they fall in love.
Cheers, I understand consent. You're coming across as if you think every director wants to engage in SA. That can't be a nice world to live in. Until I see evidence to the contrary, I'm goning to assume that most folks are decent and aren't routinely trying to take advantage children and young people!
As long as there’s no nc scene between jade and chai, I think it’s perfectly fine that they fall in love.
Personally, I'd like their love to be a bitnmorenchased, to provide a counter to the Korsol / Prince. Itbwould also make more sense as Jade and baby King are both definitely virgins and from different social classes, so I don't think they'd rush.
But, the actor is 18 and the other is late 20's. They're both adults, so what's the problem with an NC scene if it happens? ( Beyond the fact that it doesn't really fit with their characters)
There were no queerbaiting in this series, cause from the beginning Uno was introduced as a straight character…
Imagine a drama with main characters that are white british in the Phillipines, with Pilippino supporting characters. Is it a srama about Phillipinos? No ofcourse it isn't.
Please learn the definition of queerbaiting cause this show didn't queerbait, it would have queerbaiting if it…
Imagine a drama with main characters that are white british in the Phillipines, with Pilippino supporting characters. Is it a srama about Phillipinos? No ofcourse it isn't.
How is it queerbaiting when it's filled with queer characters? Nothing about the setup told us the two male leads…
Imagine a drama with main characters that are white british in the Phillipines, with Pilippino supporting characters. Is it a srama about Phillipinos? No ofcourse it isn't.
queerbaiting is correct...I mean not every show has to have BL but why advertise it as such when it's not?
But the story isn't about the LGBTQ+ people. They're support for the het romance.
Imagine a drama with main characters that are white british in the Phillipines, with Pilippino supporting characters. Is it a srama about Phillipinos? No ofcourse it isn't.
He’s not a “grandpa,” he’s just a soul now.And Ye Hai loves him not because he’s a “grandpa” 🤦…
I'm not sure that's true. There are plenty of other potentialy offensive posts on this series that you haven't tried to police. It's interesting that you choose a comment that clearly conflicts with your view of the series.
Stayed for JadeChed.
You're coming across as if you think every director wants to engage in SA. That can't be a nice world to live in.
Until I see evidence to the contrary, I'm goning to assume that most folks are decent and aren't routinely trying to take advantage children and young people!
Except for in the very early days of BL (e.g. Make it Right) I haven't (thankfully) seen any NC scenes with underage actors
But, the actor is 18 and the other is late 20's. They're both adults, so what's the problem with an NC scene if it happens? ( Beyond the fact that it doesn't really fit with their characters)
Maybe you're happy with LQBTQ+ characters being supporting cast for someone elses romance, but I'm not.
And the trailer... made it seem like a gay romance.
2. The original post was not rude and didn't need your intervention.
Imagine a drama with main characters that are white british in the Phillipines, with Pilippino supporting characters. Is it a srama about Phillipinos? No ofcourse it isn't.
Your reply here comes across as condescending and tbh was unecessary.