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I know they pad it in ballet too, but I'm just salty at the characters right now for being cheaters, especially Nine who didn't reply, took back his girlfriend, then roughly pushed himself on Daonuea.

Probably ad placement, but if you watch Filipino BL, many times the men are wearing bikini style underwear, even if they do not have a gym body.

I know, I was being facetious because I can't stand cheaters. They should have just left their pants on, but I know that a segment of viewers like the candy shots.

Thanks to this board, I did not watch the prologue episode, so I'm able to take this as is. The best thing about this series is, they are all cheaters, so I don't need to feel bad for any of them. What I can't stand though is, people being rightfully self-righteous when cheated on, then turn into cheaters themselves without a care. Daonuea did agree to try again with Tee, Nine is moving in with his girlfriend.

The sex scene had hot moments, but the underwear choice shows that um, there was no physical reaction, which doesn't make sense since they are supposed to be overwhelmed with desire. They should just stick to boxers. Since I don't care about either of these characters, it left room for me to look at details like that.

Yes, LOL, but I'm more into character, and this story is supposed to be LOVE, allegedly.

Judging by the pool scene where Tupe hangs up on Rich, he seems to care for Greg, but what can I say about a man who falls in love 3 seconds after meeting people? So while this little series has its flaws, there's also a lot of food for thought.

It used to be on wattpad as Love Mechanics, but I don't know if it's still up, since it was a couple of years ago. The novel is more raw, e.g. SA. Just wanted to give you that disclaimer.

I can see how they have both improved in acting. This story is going to be a rollercoaster, but at least I know what's coming. They brought back most of the friend group, so it feels like old times. Since this is the direct of SOTUS, I can see how he is bringing out a harder, colder Mark. I just learned about this redux, so I am looking forward to watching more next week.

I know that you're kidding, but I wouldn't with a family member's lover. It's cliche, but lovers come and go, but family is supposed to be tight. If my own child did that, I would need space from them since the hurt would be so deep. If they stayed together, I would eventually have to accept it, but would never fully trust them again.

I was hoping this would show an age gap couple without the usually angst about not trusting the younger partner not to cheat with a younger, hotter man. Since Greg is a scumbag, and Tupe his co-conspirator, Rich should cut Greg off financially, only paying his tuition, and fire Tupe. Since Tupe and Greg are adults they can both get jobs and figure it out. I know this happens a lot between gay men (for the it's realistic folks), but not usually between family members. Rich lived closeted, and now has the opportunity to find love. Rich should always love his son, but set them both free to make their own decisions.

The screenwriter has a very impressive resume. I'm going to assume that I can trust him with this story. I'm usually skeptical about reboots.

You don't need to watch En of Love because this version starts from the beginning of Mark and Vee's story. Tossakan, Bar and Ploy are played by different actors, and the story in this version is more detailed. Bar is not a factor throughout this story.

This had unnecessary angst and Ba Da deserved an explanation. This is so petty, but the bleached hair was very distracting to me. Also, where did Tommy store his huge coat collection? This may have been a showcase project for Holland because there wasn't much of a story.

Thanks for letting me know. I didn't even know Love Mechanics was getting a reboot. I was hoping they would do a season 2 of The Best Story, but this is good too.

Is this a redo of the original that got shortened due to COVID? Gun, Bar and Ploy are different actors. Does this mean Nuea is going to get a new series too? That arc was really impacted. Thanks!

They should have just shot a happy ending and let the viewer decide which one they prefer. That's what they did for Uncontrolled Love.

I want Kim and Cop to stop being cast in madcap comedies.

I'm not sure how I missed this gem. I found out about it because of Season 2. I'm not usually too fond of Korean BL, but this one was really good. A bonus was, at the end, when the two guys are getting romantic, the gut wasn't up on his knees like most series. That small detail is an example of the how the director did a good job showing two people in love.

I'm not going to say that I understand the "science" behind this story, but I was able to forgive that, and enjoyed the series nonetheless. I like when series have strong friendships and family bonds. I think this is a much more realistic representation of Asian families. I loved the ceremonial feel of the last episode, when the MLs went on their hike. Would love to see more series from this team.

Liking the series so far. I like that they bring up a topic like no SOTUS, and that the chancellor is so hilarious. I know that there are complaining about Earth's acting, but I find this performance more charming than Wayo. That's just my personal opinion. This series isn't afraid to make fun of itself and I kind of like that. I also like that Lee and Park are a loving couple. I'm waiting for them to explain why they are keeping their relationship a secret though.