Lana0248

yo, here's a fun drinking game: drink every time there's a slow mo scene in an episode

the first couple episodes have that awkward tone but it gets more interesting when it goes deeper into the psyche of the main characters. it's a light watch though, nothing super innovative or new, it's not something never-seen-before but gets you on the edge of your seat at times.

i guess this would be a good starting drama if you don't start with something popular like usual... cliche, tropey, easy to watch drama

have you seen ep 11&12? or are you talking about the last episodes that you watched? because those two were wild

the way that the couples are so obvious from the very start and there's nothing to think about or be on edge about is just boring and unamusing...

the first scene in ep9 is my favorite in the whole series haha i love them

it's just a classic trope of poor girl rich guy, she needs to be protected and he needs some love... if you like cliches, it's a hit, otherwise it's pretty much a miss

wouldn't it all make way more sense if JJ was gay and had feelings towards Hoo Joon? cuz look, the feelings he has towards In Hyung give off jealous vibes way more than loving vibes. He hates when Hoo Joon gets close with In Hyung, wants Hoo Joon's attention and when he gets it he teases him (doesn't matter if it's negative teasing)... Also the "betrayal" he feels from Hoo Joon's side, makes me think there could've been something more behind those walls and facades. He also bothers In Hyung cuz he knows Hoo Joon will just appear and gets close to Geun Young just so he could be more direct with Hoo Joon. Idk. Just me? okay lol

uhm.. a wild thought coming

ep 5 looks very promising though

the writing in this is so dumb sometimes, the conflicts are there just to be there, not realistic most of the time... but the lead actors sell it so well lol i'm watching this just to see Shi Lei's smile at this point

the acting was painfully cringey. i'm off to read the manga as a palate cleanser.

at first i was confused and doubtful just from reading the description and connecting it to the title but i'm very glad i gave this show a shot!

why is YJ behaving like those little agressive dogs that bark at anyone who dares look at their owner lmao it's not even truly funny, just laughable

can yall just chill with the comments and put the spoiler tag on when discussing scenes from certain episodes? the spoiler tag is here for a reason yeah?

it still wasn't romanticized, it was badly rationalized (for no good reason tho)

is the poster clickbait? i thought this was lgbtq+ show lol

can yall please put spoiler tags on while writing about the scenes from the show? i get it if you're saying something purely about the show or the characters and such but discussing the scenes, PLEASE PUT THE SPOILER TAGS ON!

it doesn't romanticise it though...? Xing si was obviosly shaken by it and deeply disturbed, nothing about it was romantic or seen as good. It was not some nice experience bonding the brothers closer together and i don't get why so many people in these comments see it in such black and white light

i was thinking like this too before watching further but things get really interesting in ep 6 so i'm still giving it a shot. it has some potential to get really good as the plot progresses