Question: Does Anda's buff brother like him? Are they not real brothers? Is there a love triangle here or Anda…
Thee has a brother complex, but his love is Jet, if they include the subplot in this version. In the manga Shougo and Rei have their own novel, and it's called "Back Stage."
my dumb ass just realised hia isn’t lian’s last name but an honorific like phi 💀
I read somewhere that many ethnic Chinese in Thailand use "hia" for older brother instead of "phi." I can't cite the source because it was so long ago, and I don't know if it is a loan word from Chinese, or something that evolved.
I like it so far. In the manga, Ryoma is way more direct about his feelings for Izumi. Also, in the manga, Izumi's art skills are terrible, and the mangaka's drawings of them in the manga are hilarious. I wish they had not improved Anda's drawing skills (I was looking forward to seeing their version of bad drawing), but I don't mind that Ryou is not as direct with his feelings.
I almost skipped this series because of the title, but watched it when I saw that Zee was one of leads and I'm glad that I did. This is one of the first series I've seen that has a manga-like story. The cold partner, the arranged engagement, Lian having to scrap to prove his isn't beneath anyone, a sense of duty, hidden feelings. Also, New's singing voice is beautiful!
In my opinion, I find this a very slow burn, but I'm glad that it's starting to heat up. I spent a lot of time trying to figure out if the author purposely named Wayo and Phupha after 2Moons, and how much Force resembles Kimmon in certain angles, but Ep 5 is the first where my mind didn't wander off. The acting of the leads is very good too.
I really liked this episode. I am a sucker for the cold, distance guy who only unlocks his heart for his beloved. I thought that Zee looked so handsome in his suits.
The pregnant girl (I forget her name) is really unlikeable. Such a nasty disposition.
There is a YT channel that has BL cuts where some of the context is left in. I usually don't like modern Asian dramas because I don't like how the women act (always hot, sexy, rich, skinny, fair, sassy, etc), but the cuts they show made me feel differently toward her. That playlist had a scene between Joanna and the FL where they discuss the pregnancy and that this baby is a miracle for Joanna, who thought she couldn't get pregnant. She told the FL that Mark was is the father, but not to tell Mark. They even added how Joanna got pregnant. The channel is called Ian B.
I'm sorry but someone needs to get Ja and First some help. it's obvious that they feel uncomfortable during intimate…
The do seem a little shy, but then, I would have a very hard time kissing a good friend and being passionate, especially at this stage of their careers. In 5 years, who knows? Look at Mix and Earth.
I like how authentic the scenes are though. When they were kissing in the shower, their lips stuck together a couple of times and it was not reshot for perfection. Sometimes that happens and sometimes drool happens in real life. I like that part of their love scenes.
i feel like the only complain i have on this episode, is you see pob call leon b/c the cat is sick, but you don't…
I agree that all of the adults are to blame. All of the adults have emotionally abused Fiat, and worse, Dad and Fay are teaching his sister to abuse him. According to them, Fiat is a baby attempted murderer, which is stupid because he pushed her out of hurt and anger, not with premeditated intent to kill the embryo. He was an emotionally abused boy who needed comfort and compassion, but Dad and Fay were in their bliss, while Fiat's mom was locked up. All of the adults let him down. In my opinion mostly Dad and follower Fay are the psychos, Fiat's mom is mentally ill. Mental illness are beyond the control of the person. Dad and Fay are not mentally ill and acted with intent, and have manipulated the victim (Fiat) to take the blame for the actions of the adults.
I agree with the cat 9-11 to Leon and then meeting at the elevator like nothing happened.
I really have enjoyed this series so far, but I'm disappointed with this episode. Fiat's mom has to be mentally deranged to redeem Fiat's dad and Fay. It would have been nice to see that most people with mental health problems usually are not deranged and evil. I still blame Fiat's father and Fay for allowing this to go on for years and polluting Fah's mind with Fiat trying to kill her, instead of compassion for a little boy who was emotionally abused. Least favorite episode so far.
It's okay to like something no one else likes or very few people likes. Even if I don't agree with you as long…
I agree with you, and I appreciate your comment. I know this sounds cliche, but I think they lacked "vision" in the beginning and spent too much time on unnecessary subplots. And there were continuity issues as well. I think the actor who played Satha is very talented too. He has range where he can be an a-hole, sweet, confused, angry, etc. I hope to see Tawan in future roles.
I'm not asking anyone to agree with me, or trying to persuade others, but I liked the series, even with its flaws. I think they tried their best with the lockdowns and lack of budget. I like that there was an age gap couple, and that this series didn't have the usual K-Pop idol look, paired with gym bodies. Part of my positive feeling toward this series is the appreciation of the viewers on Line. They always responded to viewer comments. One of the users translated Satha's song before they posted the final episode, and they thanked them for this.
I tend to root for the underdog, especially if the leads to not end up in a cemetery. This drama had LGBT characters who may be more clockable, and cast some actors who are average looking. The most handsome (to me) actor, the person playing Ball, was the villain. Had they not wasted so much time on the girls and the teachers, it would have been nice to see Latte find a love interest. I really liked his character. I hope to see this cast in other productions in the near future.
I understand your POV, but I think the MLs would have had better chemistry had they had the same amount of screen…
From my understanding, San was in love with Tharn for 10 years but didn't tell him. Tharn explained to Type that he considered San a "very important senior, " was his first sexual experience, and kept him in his life a his senior and friend. They could have showed Tharn and San meeting, flirting, having sex, with/without kissing, even if it is to show that Tharn didn't like to bottom. They summed it up in dialogue instead of making several episodes, including a special.
I like how authentic the scenes are though. When they were kissing in the shower, their lips stuck together a couple of times and it was not reshot for perfection. Sometimes that happens and sometimes drool happens in real life. I like that part of their love scenes.
I agree with the cat 9-11 to Leon and then meeting at the elevator like nothing happened.
I tend to root for the underdog, especially if the leads to not end up in a cemetery. This drama had LGBT characters who may be more clockable, and cast some actors who are average looking. The most handsome (to me) actor, the person playing Ball, was the villain. Had they not wasted so much time on the girls and the teachers, it would have been nice to see Latte find a love interest. I really liked his character. I hope to see this cast in other productions in the near future.