The actress playing Simu really have this regal vibe so it really enhance her Sovereign side.
On another hand, I find the gap in the General's character a bit... odd. On one hand we must believe he is some sort of traumatized being that went through so much that is also burdened with some serious responsibility and in another hand, 50% of the time he is acting childlike and goofing around. And his over-the-top simping behavior doesn't help either ngl.
So yeah, I'm really conflicted with this character. How old is he supposed to be ? I was under the impression he was 30+ at least but maybe he is barely 20+. :o
Still, the drama is quite good and maybe he will evolve for the better in later parts.
While slow and a little shaky on the acting, I initially liked this series.But as the episodes have gone on, I…
Just to clarify one thing you have seem to misunderstood. Those countless red letters that threaten Haneul only came after she killed his father and went to Jail. Before that accident, while she did write to him, they were just ordinary fan letters. At this point, no one knew she was actively stalking him even if they did seem to smell something was fishy when she appeared before them two time saying she was "recently living in the neighborhood".
So in this case, you can't blame either of them for this except well... The actual culprit - Seri. And just saying, he never blamed Haneul for his father death, it's just Haneul that had some kind of survivor syndrome as he was indeed protected by the father. He isn't guilty of anything but the mind can be tricky sometime. So him wishing that everything could be his fault was another attempt to take away every burden and scars to himself like he always did.
So no, unfortunately, this accident couldn't have been prevented as she was actually quite "smart" to not get caught.
Hmm... First of all, it was quite a challenging plot for what it seems newbie actors so yeah, the acting skill felt a bit short at time. Some scenes were more like lines delivery than acting. But overall, it wasn't THAT bad to give me the ick.
The plot was interesting but again, probably a bit too ambitious to be perfectly executed. Regardless, I do prefer seeing them trying. And again, while it's not perfect, it's still decent.
The skinship was clearly not what you usually see in K-Drama but for what I understood, it's a Thai production so it does make sense if you are familiar with their BLs (+ seeing the MDL page of the main cast they are under a Thai agency). Kisses were hot and NC scenes were without the usual K-media "shyness". I mean... I saw a bit of a naked butt... (Ngl, it really surprised me for no reason :P).
In the end, I did have a good time despite its flaws. 8/10
I found the first 8 episodes very boring. Is the new story ep9 to 16 any good? Plot?
I personally do prefer this story so far - even compared to the first season. It has a supernatural plot twist (Dao being a Medium + Empath on the the side). The romance is a slow burn and felt very natural. The best way to describe it is that they feel very comfortable with each others.
is yanke going to be the antagonist?where can i find spoilers?
I didn't read the novel but when I expressed the thought that Yan Ke would probably become the obsessive SML turning into Villain someone pointed out that it was already show in the trailer/teaser of this drama.
That's was a messy mess. An entertaining one but ngl, the first part is better than the second one. Just one thing that really bother me is that they made the death of a character look really mysterious but the outcome in the end was quite underwhelming imo. 7.5/10
I'm the only one who thinks the "tutor" may be Akira's brother's boyfriend?? 😏🤭
Don't make this even worse. I really need them to explain to me what's the deal with their relationship asap tbh. It just make me very uncomfortable. :x
Best BL airing right now in 2026 and so underrated. I really wish it had more episodes.It’s always the hidden…
No need to bring down another drama. ^^
Personally I like them both for very different reason. As for the rating, Fluffy & Rom-com drama are usually rated better than more "serious" or heavy one. A while back I read an article on the subject and they observed that "positive" media (like fluffy rom-com) make peoples more susceptible to release serotonin. And when you are on the influence of this hormone you are more susceptible to leave good review or high rating. Not sure about the credibility of this article but for me, it does make some sense. :)
I feel cheated by the synopsis lol. I expected a story about two strangers, FL struggling, ML secretly helping…
I didn't watch the drama yet but this plotline is very familiar in short and vertical dramas.
It's purely fictional so I don't think such drug really exist out there (I hope so at least) but this is how it work in those drama: The drug obviously make you very horny but it also threaten your life if you don't "evacuate" the heat rapidly. Mind you, sometime a cold bath is all they need (especially when it's the ML who is drugged).
So in those case, the writer want us to believe that the ML "sacrifice" himself to "save her" in her time of need.
Yes, it's fucked up. But their intention isn't to write a r*pe scene at least (even if I do understand why those scene make you uncomfortable and "understanding" their intention don't change one bit your opinion on it).
I always fast forward all the northotto scenes lol they are so cringey 😭
Yeah, they don't feel natural. That being said, this "trend" to add English line isn't probably targeted to the international audience. Maybe it's hard to understand that if you live in a anglophone country but it's quite common for non-anglophone one to have such trend in their media. It calmed down a bit in my own country but I remember at some point half of the released song in radio made by French singers were in English or had English line for example. Peoples started to add English words in their vocabulary (this one was a very cringe trend tbh).
Anyway, they don't take much screentime so it doesn't really bother me. But I'm curious if the Thai audience is hyping them or are as conflicted about them as us. :o
i kind of wish people stop spamming the comment sections with discords, i mean one comment is harmless but when…
I heard they started banning peoples who share & spam with their Private Discord account link as like you said, it starting to become a bit out of hand lately.
Fine but the last episode left a sour taste for some reason. More in the spoiler.
I didn't understand the purpose of this hide & seek. First of all, MC randomly search him in weird place. Then, when he ask the "best friend" how is Woojin, it seems he didn't respond for some reason as MC went to the "cemetery" (don't know the name of this place in English) like he didn't know if he was dead or not. And lastly, if in this timeline he kept contact with the best friend, why it wasn't also the case with Woojin to begin with..?
The final episode just didn't make sense to me except they wanted us to kept us on edge without properly writing it. The writer is a sadist I think. :P
Also, his colorblindness was never truly addressed so in the end, I don't see the purpose of this plotline.
On another hand, I find the gap in the General's character a bit... odd. On one hand we must believe he is some sort of traumatized being that went through so much that is also burdened with some serious responsibility and in another hand, 50% of the time he is acting childlike and goofing around. And his over-the-top simping behavior doesn't help either ngl.
So yeah, I'm really conflicted with this character. How old is he supposed to be ? I was under the impression he was 30+ at least but maybe he is barely 20+. :o
Still, the drama is quite good and maybe he will evolve for the better in later parts.
So in this case, you can't blame either of them for this except well... The actual culprit - Seri. And just saying, he never blamed Haneul for his father death, it's just Haneul that had some kind of survivor syndrome as he was indeed protected by the father. He isn't guilty of anything but the mind can be tricky sometime. So him wishing that everything could be his fault was another attempt to take away every burden and scars to himself like he always did.
So no, unfortunately, this accident couldn't have been prevented as she was actually quite "smart" to not get caught.
The plot was interesting but again, probably a bit too ambitious to be perfectly executed. Regardless, I do prefer seeing them trying. And again, while it's not perfect, it's still decent.
The skinship was clearly not what you usually see in K-Drama but for what I understood, it's a Thai production so it does make sense if you are familiar with their BLs (+ seeing the MDL page of the main cast they are under a Thai agency). Kisses were hot and NC scenes were without the usual K-media "shyness". I mean... I saw a bit of a naked butt... (Ngl, it really surprised me for no reason :P).
In the end, I did have a good time despite its flaws. 8/10
Personally I like them both for very different reason. As for the rating, Fluffy & Rom-com drama are usually rated better than more "serious" or heavy one. A while back I read an article on the subject and they observed that "positive" media (like fluffy rom-com) make peoples more susceptible to release serotonin. And when you are on the influence of this hormone you are more susceptible to leave good review or high rating. Not sure about the credibility of this article but for me, it does make some sense. :)
It's purely fictional so I don't think such drug really exist out there (I hope so at least) but this is how it work in those drama: The drug obviously make you very horny but it also threaten your life if you don't "evacuate" the heat rapidly. Mind you, sometime a cold bath is all they need (especially when it's the ML who is drugged).
So in those case, the writer want us to believe that the ML "sacrifice" himself to "save her" in her time of need.
Yes, it's fucked up. But their intention isn't to write a r*pe scene at least (even if I do understand why those scene make you uncomfortable and "understanding" their intention don't change one bit your opinion on it).
Anyway, they don't take much screentime so it doesn't really bother me. But I'm curious if the Thai audience is hyping them or are as conflicted about them as us. :o
The final episode just didn't make sense to me except they wanted us to kept us on edge without properly writing it. The writer is a sadist I think. :P
Also, his colorblindness was never truly addressed so in the end, I don't see the purpose of this plotline.