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Siu Muk did it because he believes it would be good for Tin, he doesn't have any excuse to give to explain all this to Tin. He thinks Tin isn't happy with him or won't be in the future and do what he thought was Noble

And Tim being good with kids wasn't a 'new' development, not for Tin anyway. Like Ping said, Tin has always wanted kids and it's noticeable in his interact with Ryan too. Siu Muk's break up was kind of explained better here than in the og

Hong Kong's entertainment industry is largely over shadowed by China where cheaper and worse movies and series will get a larger viewship simply because of the larger population. Not to mention Hong Kong is Cantonese.
I don't think people understand what a huge step this adaptation is for Hong Kong
I'm pleasantly surprised by this series and I love it no matter what anybody says

The two most common shippings in Mirror are are Keungson (Keung To and Anson Lo) and Jerdan (Jer Lau and Edan Lui)
It's actually kind of interesting that instead of going with a shipped pairing, they went picked one from each xD I think Anson is the most shipped because he's kind of considered the face of the group and Edan is naturally goofy :p

I made a post too but I'll say it again, Lee Sae On's dimples are adorable 😭🤚

I could not watch that wrist grab and collar pull with a straight face, they looked too cute XD

I actually feel bad for Namgoong, they're obviously setting up his character to be with Sohee

I find it good, but it's sort of hard to compare even though the storylines are really similar

Haha in the group he's shipped with someone else XD

It's from the English description of the manga. I believe users can't write their own synopsis, don't they have to submit a legitimate source? Or maybe they can and I've never seen it but nevertheless this is from the manga itself

Sohee is properly lighted too but lmao this interpretation makes it interesting

Ikr those rings!!

Haruta talking about gay marriage was so cute and got me emotional, and the way he said that he likes kids... I'm soft, don't touch me 😓🤚

Again Japan sidelines from the formulas and gives us that ending. Ugh why can't they just show them living in the same house and stuff XD nevertheless a cute happy if not a bit open ending

The comedy was so on point and perfect but what was that ending

I would've watched this, I don't have a problem with age gaps but apparently the follow a storyline similar to season 1 and make Haruta abruptly fall for the chief. No just no

My only question: where. Is. Maki.

I personally found the game cumbersome but kudos to finishing it ✌️

My only problem with this series is the poster. Notice how Kang Yoo-seok's shadow falls on Go Woojin. Such a small detail but it irks me to no extent that this could've been fixed with a small adjustment of the lighting or maybe that's just a 'me' problem

Ahhh episode 5 with collar pulling coming up >-<

I am currently working on a fanfiction where Daon changes from a people pleaser to a Taekyung pleaser because they fall in love and Daon realizes that when he's nice to everybody it can hurt TK so yeah, Da On and TK shippers have me with them

First of all, if he was homophobic in the first place, he could still work in a bl because working in bl productions is a very easy way to fame. Why? Because of the lesser production of bl. Even actors in small bl productions have gained came after which they similarly bad mouthed the bl industry and joined straight productions. (Note: I am not talking about actors who work in heterosexual series after working in bl, I'm talking about actors who do so after negatively speaking about bl)

Moving on, this is one of the only reasons why I have a shred of supportive feelings for Mean. He doesn't say why he said what he said, so it could as easily be sexual harassment as it could be his personal hatred for the work.

Now here's the thing, I've always felt there was some problem with the managers of love by chance. Not only did they cause the racket due to which Saint didn't join the production lbc 2 but all three of them: Meal, Plan and Perth left the industry after lbc. Their bl productions were only done with each other (2wish, reminders, etc) but otherwise they renounced work in any series.

Was it sexual harassment? Maybe. Bad treatment? Equally likely. But neither Mean not any of them spoke about it. Unlike Mean, the others didn't leave such a vicious comment.

So yes, it is natural that people call him homophobic. Regardless of what problems he did or didn't face, homophobia was certainly a factor. Even if it was abuse, the comment itself was bad and now he's returning to the same industry which is why people are questioning his integrity. Working as an actor or an idol will come with such stigma, especially when the celebrity makes such borderline homophobic comments.

Last point, the problems in the bl industry are same as that in the straight industry. Fans, shipping, hatred, sexual harassment is all part of the industry.

I have written a pretty long comment but this isn't my point of view, these are facts. I don't intend to support or berate Mean Phiravich. Do what you will with this information. Oh and I might not reply if you @ me. Feel free to support him or not. I personally am going to watch those series because I don't care enough about Mean or his personal opinions. As long as the series is good with a sound storyline and acting, I don't care about the cast and crew much but I can't say the same for others.