Came to check the reviews halfway into ep one and you're right on the money. Funny enough I enjoy fluffy dramas, but this just isn't working for me at all.
This is one of the best Japanese BLs I have seen this year. If not the best. It's kind of silly and fun but has serious themes. The leads are perfect together and the actors killed the roles. The way Ryo loses his shit whenever Zen says something romantic to him is so cute. And the special episode was the best way to wrap things up. All that fluff and domesticity. Lovely.
Favourite character across two seasons - North. Favourite couple - Johan/North.
I was looking forward to Tiger/Nao but it just wasn't it for me at all. There were just too many things that could have been better. And the actor who plays Tiger's brother gave such a dismal performance.
Seo In-guk is such a beautiful man. And the FL is a good actor cos I can't find a trace of the annoying character from Flex. I think the hate she's getting is a carryover from that show. And I must have blocked all the right people because I'm not seeing the hate comments on the FL. Just wish there wasn't a limit on blocking.
Men like the 2ml are the worst because he genuinely believes he loves her. Yet he will pick himself every time.
I like the series, I like min. So this is not trolling or bashing him ok. This is spoken from a place of objectivity.…
No, it's not valid.
They do this thing in dramas where they try to make a beautiful actor fit the mold of "ugly" or "ordinary" by giving them unflattering glasses or untidy haircuts (or ugly-ass wigs) and have other characters reference their looks. I knew that's what happened here, so my comment was tongue-in-cheek. I doubt anyone on the production team actually looks at Min and thinks he's mid.
The Thai BL industry is driven by beauty, and the competition has only gotten fierce over the past couple of years. No ordinary-looking actor with less than four years of acting (with two support roles) is getting cast as a lead in a BL. They know that beauty sells.
Whose tradition? Whose beauty standards?
This is getting a little weird for me, so I'll stop here.
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I was looking forward to Tiger/Nao but it just wasn't it for me at all. There were just too many things that could have been better. And the actor who plays Tiger's brother gave such a dismal performance.
In all, glad I made it to the end of the series.
Men like the 2ml are the worst because he genuinely believes he loves her. Yet he will pick himself every time.
They do this thing in dramas where they try to make a beautiful actor fit the mold of "ugly" or "ordinary" by giving them unflattering glasses or untidy haircuts (or ugly-ass wigs) and have other characters reference their looks. I knew that's what happened here, so my comment was tongue-in-cheek. I doubt anyone on the production team actually looks at Min and thinks he's mid.
The Thai BL industry is driven by beauty, and the competition has only gotten fierce over the past couple of years. No ordinary-looking actor with less than four years of acting (with two support roles) is getting cast as a lead in a BL. They know that beauty sells.
Whose tradition? Whose beauty standards?
This is getting a little weird for me, so I'll stop here.