Pincolino

Not only the clothes, they changed his hairstyle and his whole appearance. He looked kinda cool, sassy and strong. Not anymore.

If it's common? No. But it happens. There are also actors who have different partners until they find their "match".

Why did they Kim dirty in s2 with those grandpa clothes? Looked completely different in s1.

Is this like Sweet Home? Great 1st season, boring 2nd season, disappointing 3rd season?

I saw it on X
It's true

Body shaming ... yeah, sure.
If I met him in real life, he can look like a 13 years old and be half his size - I don't care. The boy is damn beautiful!
But he is casted in a sexy BL with questionable consent, scenes where crotches are pressed against asses, legs are spread, and anal sex is talked about.
Sorry, not sorry, when I prefer having older actors casted in such series.
For someone who is around 20 themselves, young, horny and into those guys (they are beautiful indeed), this may be hot. For someone a bit older, my pedophile radar is going through the roof.
They should cast him in a cute high school BL series. I would watch him then. Appearances matter in casting choices.

After the first kiss happened (which was very disappointing), I continued watching out of curiosity, because I wanted to know if they are able to deliver a meaningful kissing scene or any other intimate scene that makes me feel connected to the characters. Nope, didn't happen. I don't think it will happen in the future either, since the characters lack depth and the acting isn't that great.
The "bottoms" look like underdeveloped 15 years old which isn't helping either. The doctor looks like a child playing dress-up. China's obsession with thinness is making me uncomfortable. The humor is not that funny. The dub and the occasional overacting also makes it hard to connect emotionally to the characters. There are lots of typical tropes you find in Chinese BLs: top/bottom stereotypes, questionable consent, talk about bleeding when having anal sex (I thought we were over this) in a humorous way, may I add. Unfunny enough.
Bottom line: I feel that the younger generation is experiencing their Addicted-era. But Addicted was more raw and felt real. I felt like the characters ware crawling under my skin. Not happening with Revenged Love.

Garfield is very underrated as an actor. After that kiss he had such a soft expression in his eyes. Those eyes tell you everything and more. The Kenta character is so different from the JJ character. You wouldn't even think it's the same actor.

"as a gay man"
This is coming from China, the author is female. Chinese BL written by females is always full of rape. Hetero women in general like rape fantasies.
So I don't know how a gay perspective can explain anything about this series.

We were skipping their scenes.

Come on! We know he just let him do it.

lol
Even worse

The casting was a big mistake. No idea why they casted someone so young that also lacks talent. Sorry, not sorry. Everyone else would have been a better choice.
Even someone with the looks of Benz (cute face, small build) has more alpha energy than Pooh.

I don't even watch this series, I'm just skipping through. But I remember that I liked Pete and Way in s1, especially Way caught my eye. I rooted for them.
In s2 those two creep me out like no other.

You sure?

I genuinely wonder what kind of people enjoy watching Charlie & Babe. This couple has nothing interesting, hot or emotional to offer. It's just exhausting watching them.

I feel like watching a different series. Those two aren't doing it for me. I see people gushing over their kisses. I don't see anything special. Also, I can't get over the fact, that the 2nd lead is as much an Olympic gold medal winner as me. It makes everything so silly, when they talk about him being an athlete. It lowers the quality of the series so much, because every time he is on screen, I get reminded that they didn't bother to cast an athletic actor, because they don't give a damn. The guy has zero charms. People can find him cute, I see that, but he is socially awkward, not athletic (his posture is horrible), not funny or particular smart, he is just shy and weird. And, let's be honest, objectively speaking he isn't very attractive or handsome. Still, I'm supposed to believe he can find friends and lovers so quickly? How the story develops, the pace, the dialogues, the whole thing seems very childish to me. Maybe "childish" is the wrong word, because I don't think it's immature ... it's just that this is the kind of story young people will enjoy. It's a story about first love, more or less. The characters aren't well-thought-out. But they don't have to be. Because this isn't about good characters or a good story, it's just about two young guys falling in love and being cute, which by the way happened too fast. Suddenly, Kwon Jeong was all shy and head over heals for Han Ji Won, when he was more the cool type before. For the sake of the plot, they made him a puppy in love. Because he couldn't resist Han Ji Won's charm? Give me a break. Seriously, those characters are so boring. Sorry, not sorry.

I can't hear it anymore! I also don't like how thai people pronounce English names. Tony is Tonieeee.

We know that. Still, the whole "I don't date younger guys" is ridiculous since the age difference isn't that big. The older they grow, the more irrelevant it becomes. It's just a weak excuse. Can we agree on that? And again, since he was accused of being physical with the girl against her will, why the hell would he have a purely physical relationship with a younger guy?
Just make the story like this: Sorn was in love with a younger person, this person was meeting other people too, didn't commit to the relationship, was very unreliable, very immature etc. - DONE! Makes perfect sense. He thinks younger people are unstable, want to experiment, don't take relationships serious. He is afraid of getting hurt again, because he wants to commit. Perfect! Since Jun also showed exactly that behavior, the story would make 100% sense.
1st rule in writing a story: Don't make it complicated.
Even Jun's confession, and Sorn still being unsure about committing would make sense, since he doesn't trust younger people and their changing heart.

Your comment supports apathy's view. But that's not how the story was presented. The background story with the girl makes no sense.