Not a Robot

There is an old manga series called Viewfinder or Finder in the official translations. One of the villains turned ally is named Fei Long Liu. It has been in serialization for almost 20 years. Being that it was intended to be a BDSM, non-con oneshot, the relationship starts in a bad way. Even though the MC is a BAMF, he gets kidnapped, the whole trope. If you absolutely hate non-con, and old school storytelling I do not recommend this manga series for you. Asami and Akihito are one of my OTP but I acknowledge that older series may not appeal to readers in the current era.

It will be interesting to see gay culture in a film, especially cross-culturally. After seeing the reports of homophobic responses from some Korean netizens, I hope someone in Korea decides to make a documentary of the response. The problem is, in Korea, criminals get their faces blurred, so maybe a filmmaker outside of Korea can show their handles uncensored, and out some of the bullies. Homophobia is why we rarely see more effeminate males even in BL, it's mostly gym dudes, and tough guys. Gay culture is not the women's world of BL, it's a male culture. I hope that the production company does not try to make a tragic ending to appease the bullies. Whether the MC is in a relationship or single, I'm hoping that he has a personal happy ending as a gay man.

I watched 4 BL episodes and it was bad. I think they do the neck kissing because this is for broadcast television. It's too much of a soap opera for me.

It's too bad. I just found out that they went private. I'll never understand why some people just cannot abide by the subber's requests.

MDL is the platform equivalent of the disaffected 13 year old. They hate everything except severe angst and mediocre reboots.

I love this series so far. I will admit that I like the cold character trope though. My problem is, when I hear, "Fei Long" I immediately think of Viewfinder. It will take me a little while to get used to it.

Patt's ex-girlfriend from university. In the novel they broke up when she went abroad for school.

I like the cold character trope, so I like this series. I've liked Kad since Superboy and I'm glad that he has a lead role. I wish James were in a show like Addicted, where he can play someone closer to his age, while not being a minor.

One of my least favorite series because I hate the ML, but I Promised You the Moon. It is the follow up to, "I Told Sunset About You" which I also can't stand. But MC tore ML up in IPYTM which made viewing it enjoyable. P.S. I dislike the series because of the ML who is a selfish, jerk. The acting and cinematography are stellar.

Don't worry, he finds some, if they stick to the novel.

I purchased in on meb. It's the official and complete. I don't know of any free sources. I'm not affiliated in any way, shape or form, but right now it's on sale for 440 THB.

I loved episode 1, mostly because it was nice to finally see Pond in something that is not very intense. I like Earth and Bas, and it's nice to see them being able to film a series in their home town.

I know the series is based on the novel. I said that I like the actors who play Noh and Phun. I just do not feel this series is phenomenal. The transgender aunts being portrayed as comic stereotypes are not indicative of an advancement of how transgenders are portrayed in media. I'm glad you are enjoying the show but I have a differing opinion.

I'm going to be the lone ranger and say that I'm disappointed in this reboot. All of the actors look like they stepped off the pages of a fashion magazine. Where are the normal looking students? The acting is okay and I do like the actors playing Noh and Phun but it just doesn't have the spark the original had. I'm fast forwarding through parts such as Aim's interaction with her mother, and Noh's parents with the aunts. The aunts are caricatures, of transgender people, comic relief. Thailand has underperforming with some of their remake productions this year. Addicted, Cherry Magic and now Love Sick have not benefited from a higher budget and more workshops. I'll watch a few more episode, but even the classic motorcycle washing scene didn't do anything for me.

Thank you. I will look into this series or the cut.

I just wanted to encourage you to not stifle your opinions in the future because of the response. I agree with the synopsis being from the manga, but on this platform, many people do not read the source material and do not realize they are angry about a story that is more than 10 years old. I'm glad to have met a fellow manga reader though.

Loved the original and read the novels, although they are rough to read. Didn't watch the China reboot because this story is not a bromance and when they gender swapped the child, I figured it was to make it more heteronormative or not to "taint" the little boy with two homosexuals living there. To be fair, I haven't even watched Untamed because I read the novels. This series is a huge disappointment, and I just hope they put the series to rest. They won't be able to do Volume 2. because Mac will still be underage. What a wreck.

I hope DOMUNDI will have a series with Mark & Gems and Willi and Focus. I didn't even think of these couples, until this series. Yim and Tutor delivered this episode.

I really liked this series until the finale. It went from a sweet romance to and episode of Scooby Doo. Most of the episode was a rewind. I liked both couples and would have liked to have seen Af and Tim develop instead of the flashbacks.

I Hear the Sunspot only covered the first 2 volumes of a multi-volume manga series. BL readers in Japan are used to this type of release system. Unlike most international viewers, many of the Japanese viewers of the drama will have read the manga, so they know there is more to this story. Sugar Dog Life is only one volume, so there will be an ending