For once a drama series that has those who deserve to die died, and the protagonists live happily ending. While…
Ngl, I did find this a bit cruel to hide this from Than. I mean... Why Ms. Nit didn't just text him "Oh btw, it was staged! Your husband is still alive, he just need to rest a bit! xoxo" especially when it wasn't needed to kept him in the dark this long as he was on the hide himself (so no excuse to make him really sad for the bad guys to see).
It was probably just to kept the viewer wondering if Pheem was dead or alive but come on, we are not dumb: the missing body was all we need to know he was 100% alive.
First episode was pretty good but I'm a sucker for romance with child involved, so I'm probably biased ? Especially since it's extremely rare in BL for obvious reason. :P
Regardless, both child actors are very cute with solid acting and the leads definitely have great chemistry.
Does anyone have any information of who made this ? If you said to me it's a self made project of both actors I would fully believe you - and somewhat relieved. I wouldn't encourage them to continue doing so, but I could understand. The script, directing & editing is just way too amateur to have been handled by professional, even student projects aren't THAT amateurish.
I mean... Who wrote the "sexy" tomato ketchup (Jam ?) heart on the neck scene ? My jaw was on the floor... :x
Fine I guess. Watch it if you really have nothing left would be my advice. Doha as a character was a bit flat.…
- We just know that he worked with Doha and fell for him during this time. No scene to elaborate why except "He was cute". Not that Coworker was much better but they did try at least.
- Doha ignore him most of the time. This show was supposed to make us wonder who Doha will choose but they didn't even try with him. He was out of the picture the moment he appeared.
- He confused me greatly as he was more often chasing Best Friend than Doha (but again, he was ignored so it didn't help). I was 100% sure he had a secret crush on him and the whole "I love Doha" thing was a scheme. It would have been more interesting tbh.
- He confessed and Doha didn't even bother to reject him (or worse, he was rejected by text) like he did with Coworker.
- And THEN, they throw at us the most random curve ball by hinting that something could happen between him and the other coach.
I mean... Why ? Was he just here to make Best Friend jealous & be beating up multiple time by him ? Coworker was already here!
Fine I guess. Watch it if you really have nothing left would be my advice. Doha as a character was a bit flat. His whole personality was being cute & clueless. Best friend raised some red flag but... I still found him endearing for some reason. Tbh, the competition wasn't really that great either. Coworker was flatter than Doha - an achievement by itself - and Cafe Guy literally have NO background story.
It made me wondering what was the purpose of this characters (more in the spoiler).
Is it possible that GMMTV is actually improving?The cinematography in here is top notch. Long shots in which the…
They do have those sometime. The one I remember the most is "Moonlight Chicken" who is also not your typical GMMTV story or production. Check it out if you are interested!
trust me, I realized him today 🤣 I was fooled by his good looks but today after analyzing sooo much, my braincells…
Personally, since his "orange allergy" stunt I knew he was the usual b*tchy character. I didn't right away suspected him to be the one responsible of the car accident but it click quite quickly as he was the only one with a motive + the fact he is clearly double faced.
Probably dead in the car accident. It's a common setting that the original owner die before behind "possessed"…
It's apparently based on a web novel (see in the Detail section) but I didn't read it. I was talking generally as it isn't the first transmigrator story I've read/watched. Most of them don't really bother explaining the process of the transmigration (it's even a common meme to blame "Trunk-kun", the white trunk of doom as they love using car accident for that) or the fate of the previous owner.
Everyone... We need to act surprised when they will finally reveal the "bad guy" ! It isn't like we don't know from the first time he appeared but I don't know why they keep trying to hide it to the point of using the brother as scapegoat. :P
thought Suriya's mother was bad but she had her own reasons for trying to separate suriya and Apo and now we understand…
Well, for him, he isn't improving. He want a ruthless, emotionless & decisive son to inherit his company. But he played himself with his scheme that for sure. :P
I really don't care about Ya gaining an altruistic conscience. Can they tell us where this world's Apo is?
Probably dead in the car accident. It's a common setting that the original owner die before behind "possessed" by a transmigrator. That or he is in Thorn's original world. Either way, I don't think we will have a clear answer to his fate as it's irrelevant this late in the drama.
I would love to see these two in a real drama... a good story... the intimate scenes are so beautifully portrayed...…
They actually did, it's called "Fight for You". I'm not really a huge fan - it's decent but not exceptional - as I really prefer them in this one for some reason even if the format isn't the greatest.
She did great. She's a woman after all, of course men will still overpower her in stamina and strength. She's…
Again, the issue isn't that she get her ass kicked, it's that so far they sold her as "the best warrior". So in my mind, I expected a badass FL that would mostly be superior than anyone but it's far from that. Anyway, apparently she didn't earn that title with her fighting capability in the first place.
First history played out as it was supposed to. So the only natural recourse was for the family to return to its…
Not one but multiple high school girls killed themselves. They did that to mimic one of the trending transmigrator drama airing at that time where the FL died and went to "another world" & find happiness.
Personally, the issue was more about their mental health than the drama itself but it's hard to not respond when so many died partly because of it.
"Portraying" and "romanticising" are two different terms, and I think people should read the dictionary…
Don't know if it will really be that way - him being so deep that he doesn't try to escape his "grip". I still hope Fan Xiao will need to do some HEAVY groveling to You Shulang once he know he was SA by him.
She's not physically strong, she's just trained. And tbh the choreography is very good highlighting this. Guns…
That my issue, as they said multiple time she is their best warrior - the Mad Blade. But it doesn't show any of that so far. Like I'm guessing she got the job just because of her "special condition" - her blood - but in this case just could just donate it. No need to risk her life by directly fighting them - especially if she isn't THAT good to begin with - as they could lose this asset for nothing.
For the whip, as I understand so far - I could be wrong - it's just that it make ultra sound (or a specific frequency of sound) that hinder them but again, in the modern world, it doesn't seems to be the most convenient way to do that. Even the random "alarm" to repulse birds in the first episode seems more effective.
For Earth Fiends being weaker in human form, I "could" understand if their purpose was to infiltrate human society - and they did that somewhat - but I'm mostly confused about their goal. Like as of now, I don't see the point of them doing that tbh except if it was to hide themself but again, why ? They don't seems to really care being discovered so far.
Don't get me wrong, I like this drama but some detail just raise my eyebrows. ^^'
Watched till episode 8. So far the story and build up is really good. I've just one issue with how they written the FL. She is supposed to be their best warrior but so far, she get her ass kicked every single time, even against the ML - who doesn't seems to be a trained soldier.
Overall, all the fighting scene are the weakness of this drama. Make so sense that they still use their hammer and whip in modern time. The alien in human form ? They seems WAAAY more weaker that they were as their original form. The fact that none of them use guns seems just off. They look more like street thugs than century old secret societies.
Even the "trap" that the Alien made to deal with the hunter was so... underwhelming ? They just hang the old man to a tree and call it a day.
It would have made more sense if it was a period drama tbh. :O
It was probably just to kept the viewer wondering if Pheem was dead or alive but come on, we are not dumb: the missing body was all we need to know he was 100% alive.
Regardless, both child actors are very cute with solid acting and the leads definitely have great chemistry.
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I mean... Who wrote the "sexy" tomato ketchup (Jam ?) heart on the neck scene ? My jaw was on the floor... :x
- Doha ignore him most of the time. This show was supposed to make us wonder who Doha will choose but they didn't even try with him. He was out of the picture the moment he appeared.
- He confused me greatly as he was more often chasing Best Friend than Doha (but again, he was ignored so it didn't help). I was 100% sure he had a secret crush on him and the whole "I love Doha" thing was a scheme. It would have been more interesting tbh.
- He confessed and Doha didn't even bother to reject him (or worse, he was rejected by text) like he did with Coworker.
- And THEN, they throw at us the most random curve ball by hinting that something could happen between him and the other coach.
I mean... Why ? Was he just here to make Best Friend jealous & be beating up multiple time by him ? Coworker was already here!
It made me wondering what was the purpose of this characters (more in the spoiler).
Personally, the issue was more about their mental health than the drama itself but it's hard to not respond when so many died partly because of it.
For the whip, as I understand so far - I could be wrong - it's just that it make ultra sound (or a specific frequency of sound) that hinder them but again, in the modern world, it doesn't seems to be the most convenient way to do that. Even the random "alarm" to repulse birds in the first episode seems more effective.
For Earth Fiends being weaker in human form, I "could" understand if their purpose was to infiltrate human society - and they did that somewhat - but I'm mostly confused about their goal. Like as of now, I don't see the point of them doing that tbh except if it was to hide themself but again, why ? They don't seems to really care being discovered so far.
Don't get me wrong, I like this drama but some detail just raise my eyebrows. ^^'
Overall, all the fighting scene are the weakness of this drama. Make so sense that they still use their hammer and whip in modern time. The alien in human form ? They seems WAAAY more weaker that they were as their original form. The fact that none of them use guns seems just off. They look more like street thugs than century old secret societies.
Even the "trap" that the Alien made to deal with the hunter was so... underwhelming ? They just hang the old man to a tree and call it a day.
It would have made more sense if it was a period drama tbh. :O