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It was about the scene in Ep 17, when Chris Wu (I don't remember the name of the character) was completely out of it, because of everything he learned about his father. He kissed Jake Hsu in such a desperate way, but fans thought it was too forceful (and well, not romantic enough). The drama was huge. The director even got death threats and deleted the social media account. I remember the cast was posting vids where they were watching the episodes together. After this drama the mood went completely down. You could see how uncomfortable they felt. It seems the fans were satisfied by the last episodes, though. Suddenly everything was forgotten, and international fans seem to love Trapped a lot. But this incident showed the ugly side of the fandom. Enjoy it or don't! People have no right to dictate what they want to see. It was the same with LBC2. This was such a bad show, and I'm very disappointed, but again fans demanded actors should apologize etc. It's crazy. They own us nothing. Give a bad rating and move on. I'm seriously worried that WBL2 will not be to the fans liking. It would be horrible if Sam and Yu get hate for no reason. Nobody deserves the hate, but Sam and Yu are such sweet guys and they work so hard. It would be heart breaking.

What? They got separated? I didn't know that. I didn't follow the actors back then. I was talking about the drama fans created, because they didn't like how the story developed. The first love scene was rather dramatic, and apparently they didn't understand the emotions the characters went through. They blamed the director who had to delete her social media. There was an immense amount of hate and Chris even stood up for the director. It was such a mess and killed the mood. I felt so miserable for the whole cast and the director. From what I have heard s2 of WBL will also be a bit dramatic. The author is good in portraying complex emotions. In the live Sam and Yu explained their characters very well, but I was surprised that fans had so many questions. Again, they didn't understand the characters. There are some people who lack emotional maturity. That's why I'm worried, if s2 will be a success. If there is too much tension and drama going on or if they break up etc. people may hate on it. They prefer the fluffy, very soft and cheesy stuff.

I also watched the latest live. They are sooo cute. I have never seen a couple that obviously likes each other sooo much. When YU doesn't understand, he whispers to Sam and he immediately translates for him <3 Really great couple. And how Sam smiles when he is with YU. Even his eyes are smiling. They are something else that's for sure. I'm happy that they have so much fun. It's great being young and having good friends. Hopefully the series will be received well (especially season 2!). I remember the drama back then when Trapped aired. Ugh ...

To My Star is cute. It surprised me. It's Korean and more a movie than a series. But it's nice.

I don't think this scene was meant to be taken so seriously. It was like a prank. They have that kind of relationship where they compete with each other and play pranks. Nobody got hurt from spending the night in that room. The whole scenario was rather silly. That said, Gao Shi De is a sneaky coward and a masochist. I'm not fond of this character, but Sam Lin does a great job portraying him. I feel for the character, even though he annoys me a lot. It's like he wants to suffer. Some kind of tragic hero who doesn't have the balls to fight for his love head on and prefers feeling miserable all the time. Just my 2 cents! Others may say he is considerate and sweet. Sam is so charming in real life and so flirtatious with YU. I wonder if Gao Shi De, after knowing about Shu Yi's feeling, will change. I want to see him more proactive.
Here is a commercial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BazFZEhDHl4&list=LL&index=5
I really like their interactions here. I would love to see something like this in s2.

I don't think this line is soooo terrible, but it sure is overused. There are bisexual and pansexual people that may feel like this, but they don't have much representation in media. At this point I would say Shu Yi is pansexual. Talking about the BL genre I'm more concerned about the homophobia that's going on lately. The whole BL fandom goes bonkers for a series like 2gether which made me very uncomfortable watching it. Those guys obviously didn't want to touch each other. They had some kind of cute-buddy-relationship. There are many other hyped "BL couples" where I feel the same. Mean&Plan in LBC2 is really ... the worst. This is not doing anything good for the community. BL is mostly about cute boys doing cute things and some awkward touching. I feel like they censor on purpose skin-ship and intimacy in some series. I'm so bothered by it lately that I wanted to drop the whole genre for good. It became like K-Pop. Some commercial soulless thing for the girls out there to drool over it. When it comes to Taiwan BL I must give them credit that they are just going for it. I saw many people commenting on that kiss in Ep 5. They thought those two actors would only show us a little peck, but well, they didn't hold back. Taiwan BL is always very raw, low budget, not so polished, the stories are often messy, but the end product is pretty enjoyable and feels real.

Well, it's charming, and you cannot reinvent the wheel. Everyone who works on this seems to be passionate. Even the BTS are somehow pretty artistic. They all try their best and it shows. That's something I cannot say about many other BLs lately.

I start to hate Chinese people lately. I feel like no one has a clue what's going on in this world. Democracy, freedom, tolerance - everything is vanishing and nobody seems to notice. I'm fluent in 3 languages and not one of them I speak without a heavy accent. So what? This ignorance and lack of tolerance is unbelievable. Just unbelievable. Never in my life I heard a Chinese person talk a decent English btw.

Here is a cute commercial. Must watch!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BazFZEhDHl4

Seriously, this is low budget! In such cases it's more about the art and how everything flows. The biggest Hollywood movies had such mistakes. I prefer this rather raw approach compared to some Thai soap-opera productions where everything is slow, superficial, uninspired and lacks any creativity. They did a good job with the filming (especially with the colors), with the editing, with the music, the mood etc.

"The directing is amateurish" - are you serious? This is one of the best directing I have seen in a BL

OMG!!!! Time flies! I feel old ...

Now it's 6.7 :(

This was the best episode. I can rewatch every single minute over and over again.

Daisuki! I heard it too :)

I was very impressed by Sam's acting in this episodes. The plot moved nicely and every scene was great. This is a really good show. Everything looks nice, devoted actors, good dialogues, good cinematography, intense emotions. That's the result of a team that is passionate and talented.

For my taste they were eating their faces too much. I liked the kisses in the BTS more. I wonder why they decided to go with those scenes? I guess the sloppiness fitted the mood and the emotions better.

I was worried about their kiss scenes, because the series is just too good to be true. But damn that was smooooth ;P

Don't know if those scenes will be exactly the same in the series, but I wasn't expecting TWO kisses!

https://www.instagram.com/p/CKnjiuDgVn0/