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I wish he fell in love with Dome without knowing it, then it would make for a nicer drama. But what I see in this situation is just disturbing

Vee and Dome could be such a sweet couple, but why the cheating story? Why? Besides, Vee's sister is Dome's lover. Horrible.

I didn't know about this series. I saw it in a post on Instagram. And I just thought I'd take a look. Actually, I didn't have much expectation. But I watched it until the end without getting bored. Fah and Thorn's relationship was handled very well. I was so bored of college dramas and I thought I wouldn't watch it again, but it was the first time I came across a sports series. It was nice that they embroidered another department from engineering or medical school. After the first episode, I also watched the trailer. And I wondered about the next episodes.In serials with several love stories, people generally like one couple more. It seems to me Dom and Vee will be that couple in this drama, but let's see.Maybe I am wrong

I hope so. Light on Me showed bullied Lgbt peoples especially in high school. I really liked that drama in that respect. The Korean drama industry is huge. They produce a lot of quality work with a big budget every year.So, I think we can watch better quality works on next years.By the way, Pentagon is a famous group on Korea.I hope homophobic fans don't say bad things to Hongseok.I wanted to watch Tinted With You on bilibili. I saw a lot of disgusting homophobic comments. It's really sad.

But I still think Korea needs their own hit Bl. Like Thailand's 2gether and Sotus or Taiwan's History and We Best Love. But they haven't found it yet. Where Your Eyes Linger was the known first Bl drama and it was liked. Thanks to this, these mini-series could been shot. If Wyel had failed, maybe other producers wouldn't have dared to make these series. But they still have serious budget problems. It's hard to tell a serious story in a 90-minute job in total. Even if the script is good, there are gaps in story and many things are rushed. I think this is one of the main factors in the low ratings of these series. If there is even one hit series, the producers can find sponsors more easily and better quality works can be produced for a longer period of time.

I think I like Idol Romance's projects. Of course they are not masterpieces like Manner or Death or Itsay. But it is pure, fun and makes me have a good time. It puts a smile on my face. A lot of people didn't like Tasty Florida either, but I loved that serie too. These works appeal to my taste apparently :) By the way, they have announced a new series. It means they make a little money, which is a good thing.

Poor Geum, he probably loved prince all his life.If Heon go with Eun Ho to present day , I wonder what will happened to Geum.Will he come to or stay?

This drama deserves more attention

If the misunderstand word was hetero, character wouldn't react exaggerated in that way and no one would laugh. I can't say it was a homophobic joke for in this scene but I still found it disturbing.

By the way, it's off topic, but do you find gay jokes in K dramas homophobic too? Right now, a scene from Bad And Crazy is sharing everywhere on Instagram. (The man's name is K and the other man thinks he said Gay.) Everyone laughed at this scene. Am i the only one find these scenes are not funny but rather disturbing?

You're right. The main reason I stopped watching Korean romance dramas was all those stereotypes. The female character was always clumsy, naive and innocent. The male should be always rich, cold and the alpha. The female should always be at a lower level than the male in her career ( man's secretary, cook, housemaid etc.) ).The sense of comedy is always the same, the tragedy is always the same, the second male characters transformation into a bad man is the same.Korean BL's are much more original than straight love dramas.I mean, Lee Min Ho keeps playing the same character with different names on different series, for God's sake

Thank you:)It looks like, only woman and man couples can be happy on directors view.Or some people felt like that. It is quite understandable why they got offended.

Can you describe how it was homophobic. I've seen a few comments mentioning this on Instagram.I did not watch the movie and I dont have a plan for watching.That is why I asked :))

OK .

As a Turk, of course, I watched Magnificent Century. It was a quality series with beautiful scenes in general. Hatice's suicide scene was one of the most impressive scenes I have ever seen from any TV series. I still watch it occasionally. People love the first 2 seasons, in general but I liked the 4th season more. It was closer to reality and there was a lot of politics. The first 2 seasons were more like a love story between 2 women (even many women) and a man. I never liked the characterization of Hürrrem. They made her look like a yelling, grumpy woman. However, in reality she was very cheerful and always smiling. They made her look like a demon, but they didn't make her look like a bad person. She killed so many women, burned her best friend's face, and then humiliated her. He set up a trap for Mustafa, causing the death of him and his 4-year-old child.But she wasn't a bad person, they just showed it because she had reasons. And people accepted it. Strange.

And there was also a lot of nonsense in the series. A lot of women die in the harem, they are getting lost.And they can't find out who did most of it. Is that there old Texas? There must be a lot of administrators there, but they showed that their only concern was to lure the sultans. Who maintains the order there? Besides, It is completely ridiculous that Mahidevran' s killed Mehmet. If she was really strong enough to put an assassin in the Shehzade's palace, she would not have experienced any of what she went through. Just because Hürrem will kill Mustafa in the future, they showed it like this so that the audience would not get very angry with her (Which, as far as I know, there are different opinions among historians on this subject.Screenwriters was loving Hürrem very much., they could have made her appear innocent in this regard. But again, they said yes she is not innocent but she has own reason).She tried to kill a pregnant woman just so she wouldn't be a rival to her, and 'She had own reasons' ? WTF

We can't blame Eui Soo for his friend's behavior, it's true. But that comment was not well-intentioned and it's obvious. Think about it, if Eui Soo had acted in a BG (even for the fourth time) would his friend have made such a comment? All korean actors are constantly playing in love dramas.None of them their friends write such a comment like that. This is a love drama at the end of the day, it should be looked at that way. But of course, a homophobic person cannot look at it that way and gets annoyed with what he sees.
Eui Soo could have just said 'Yes' to that bad comment. Then there would be no problem.

No, his friend is not suprised.He is homophobic, Eui Soo mentinoed before, his friends did not watch his series, because of his role in WYEL.Maybe Eui Soo is not, but his friends are

A few months ago, on an Instagram livestream, someone asked him, is he a gay (which I think this is disrespectful).And he said sarcastically no. This was discussed among the fans at that time. Some fans were offended by his attitude.I said he has already reach 1 million followers, he probably will not play in the 2nd season and I was right

If I remember correctly, he once said that his friends found his character in WYEL strange and that's why they could not watch the Serie.

At the time I thought, 'Too bad. All his friends must be homophobic'.
Maybe he is too, which is not surprising. There are many actors who are homophobic but play in Bl series for be popular. Once they get what they want, they don't play these roles again anyway.For example: Color Rush's lead actor

Certainly, bl light novels have a very big audience in China. This audience is so appetizing to the producers that even the censorship cannot prevent them from adapting these series. Of course, they adapt it according to their own minds and not much remains of the original book. After all, it is still watched a lot and the full producers' pockets. But it is a big disappointment for book readers like me. There was a soft romance story in Mo dao Zu shi. I don't know what they will do in 2ha. The main basis of the book is the love-hate relationship between the two main characters. There is even a serious sexuality fed with hatred in this love.
This is the basis and main theme of the book. If They won't adapt love, only hate will remain. In that case, what's the point of making that book a TV show?