Rahab75

So you do. Yet another snowflake who is apparently not capable of having an adult debate without taking it as a personal attack. Sometimes I wonder how people like you are getting on with daily life out of their nursery, but luckily that is not my problem. Good luck with growing up.

And Miyata did not only confront Sensei but made him face and embrace what a pompous and self-centred twat the guy is and how better boyfriend he is for Iwanaga than Sensei ever was.

And Miyata did that without losing his dignity and respectful tone, yet he was still roasting the guy who left totally humiliated and destroyed. It was a pleasure to watch.

Any concrete counter-arguments to the actual points I have raised by any chance, other than the hurt princess solo act that someone dared to do a to lèse-majesté to contradict you and infringe your intimate sphere by asking you questions on a public discussion board?

Have you considered there might be reasons and back stories for their behaviour which may unfold in the upcoming episodes and which could be potential explanations and probably not every conflict in a drama could and should be sorted out in the first two peisodes out of 15?

Also:

"On top of that, why does he not stop any misunderstandings that may pop up and cause Shen Mo to have this inferiority complex?"

This is the typical audience-helicopter perspective. How do you know Ming Xuan is aware of Shen Mo's inferiority complex? He does not hear Shen Mo's internal monologues like you do as a viewer.

Another object-lesson in the utter lunacy of MDL ratings.

A brisk, thoroughly likable, charming, entertaining and well-acted little series is downscored most likely by the over-represented daft schoolgirls with age-gap phobia.

Kiss-freak BL fankids once again display they have as much media literacy as a cockroach.

The intimacy between the leads is purposefully awkward due to their odd relationship, uncertain emotional connection and power imbalance.

3...

Date called Shiono "Our Shu" when he talked about him to Takoi. When Asians use this term it mostly refers to family members, usually sons, daughters or junior family members they are protective about.

The constant virtue signalling whine fest under each and every show about AI usage is extremely tiresome. Especially from viewers who most likely couldn’t even be arsed to pay the price of a coffee to watch them on a legal platform to support the artists, yes they are entitled to interfere into their budget.

It is much more likely that if people - who would apparently even lick the floor Big Jane is shitting on here - were to meet a guy like Big Jane in real life, they would definitely run in the opposite direction even from a tiny little fraction of secrecy, hidden plots, behind the back schenanigans, death threats and other shady dealings Big Jane came up with, but if it all comes from a charming, glamorous BL protagonist on the screen, they idealise all of these.

Of course there are extreme examples everywhere, with someone even considering liking someone else's picture as cheating, but the majority certainly do not belong to this diddums group, and they do not overrule the standard.

And in the gay scene, where it is statistically well-known open relationships, tendency to do threesomes and being generally relaxed and laid-back about skinship with others is quite common, this sort of meltdown over random kisses, especially ones which do not carry emotions, is generally considered to be laugahble by the majority of gay audience, lik myelf.

Even in straight relationships treating things like than as irredeemable and irreparable acts of betrayal is a not very mature (to put it mildly) Gen Alpha tempo and totally unrealistic for most relationships in real life. I stand by what I said.

Once again, "chemistry" is very subjective and does not have to look and show the same way, and once it is not going the way someone likes it is marked as "no chemistry" by default.

Grown up, real life gay guys certaily do not, only in BL fanfics.

One kiss is only cheating for 12 years old teenage girls.

Why do some of you think that “burning” love is the only acceptable form of love, especially between Japanese?

It is a colour. That is how it looks like:

https://search.brave.com/images?q=green+colur&source=web

What an unbecoming picture. He is a lot more attractive.

Not only a bad taste in the mouth, it is a total emasculation of Phob's character and turning his personality upside down.

Phob's most admirable charateristics were his integrity, human dignity, autonomy and his refusal to be a subject. That scene was a spit in the face of everything he has been fighting for and made his efforts seem pointless.

And why? Because the idiot sick Thai screenwriters rather fuck up a good character development than letting their obsession go that everyone must lick the boots of their loved one's parents and family, no matter how utter shit that parent and family are.

Thai media seriously needs some de-radicalisation training and de-toxication therapy from this brainwashing.

I guess he raises them to be killers just like that girl. That is what Lin Yan referred to when he said kids could be dangerous too.

It is actually easy to read from the show even in the first episode. When Lin Yan is injured when they are in the battlefield and he gives some hints about his past, especially mentioning kids are not always harmless, it strongly indicates he may live a double life as well. I think it is more like he plans to take his uncle down who is likely to be responsible for the death of his parents.