Rajwant

Poland

They both have problems with communication and misinterpretation.
As in every drama, I guess..

At no point did HY say he had any se.xual encounters at the hotel. He didn't have to say it; it was SSY's imagination after overhearing the hotel cleaners' conversations by the phone.

Yes and no.

On the one hand:
- BTSs are always enjoyable and help us get to know the actors better and their interactions which are more real than the acting, and sometimes they can be a good laugh and a little emotional – which I appreciated most about The Untamed's BTSs (hi - to your nickname :)), and I'm glad I learned from this site that such "official" BTSs of this series exist, how many episods there are, and how many minutes they have;

- but on the other hand:
I think the rating function should be suspended because it's unnecessary and can cause confusion;
also I enjoy reading comments because they're an extension of the series' vibe, which I enjoy and besides, I really appreciate the sense of humor and intelligence of internet users.

Best regards.

What do you mean by "polite evaluation"? I'm genuinely curious.
Do you mean for people commenting here to use elegant words or to modify their opinions positively?

I'm a bit confusing, because in the second sentence you encourage people to "use their brains while watching"... thereby implying that they don't do it (as LOGIC claims). This isn't a polite opinion about people here, about the viewers...

Every evaluation here (and in general) is subjective, there is no other. Everyone has their own filters through which they view the world.
Including you and me.
Best regards.

"Don’t judge the drama based only on your own opinion" really??
which opinion can be more important to me than my own??

I was tempted to check the Family Code. And yes, it is possible. Polish law distinguishes between relatives (by blood) and those related by marriage or adoption (by civil act).

As for relatives - that's known, but it's also an outdated provision worldwide, because its creation was based solely on the possibility of having children with disabilities from such unions. It didn't consider cases of infertility of one spouse, a lack of desire for children, or homosexual relationships, which preclude such children.
I'll also ignore the involvement of the church, which has had some influence on our country's government and society, shouting loudly: "incest!" as if it were some kind of crime.

However, as for affinity (without blood), marriage between the children of spouses, when each had a child with someone else before their own marriage, is legally permissible. I've verified this 100%. Although in Poland (still temporarily due to legislative inertia), our MC -main characters would have trouble with same-sex marriage, all they had to do was travel to Sweden for example (with just one minor formality – a 1 person registration) and they could get married – albeit without legal consequences in Poland. Apparently, we still need some time for this change.
Warmest regards to friend from France.

Funny misunderstanding but never mind, let's move on.

Look carefully – I didn't write the text you're quoting. Look at the avatar next to the comment you're quoting. Mine isn't there.

Yes, I know, but—sorry—that was a flaw translation from English into my language, which treats "stepbrothers" and "half-siblings" the same way...
In my culture, step-siblings can fall in love, marry, and have children, and no one notices because they are two separate people without shared blood, and their relationship isn't a problem at all.

Yes, I know, but—sorry—that was a flaw translation from English into my language, which treats "stepbrothers" and "half-siblings" the same way...
In my culture, step-siblings can fall in love, marry, and have children, and no one notices because they are two separate people without shared blood, and their relationship isn't a problem at all.

Are you sure it was me you wanted to reply to?

Great BL.
Excellent music, excellent acting by the MC, and a good story. I haven't seen emotions portrayed so beautifully in a long time.
Weakest point: Bom Tanawat Uthaika's (Thiwthit) acting, and occasional sound issues.

Thiwthit didn't convince me as an actor. He was just as you wrote.

They weren't stepbrothers, they just grew up together... in one house for a while.

Of course.
I'm not concerned about her, only myself. I don't consider what is or isn't painful for her, I only care about my own well-being and express my opinion freely, not to offend anyone. I wrote what she reminds me of.
I'm not arguing with your opinion and I don't want to convince anyone of my point. That's all.
Best regards.

To me - it doesn't matter whether the director told her to act like this or she came up with it herself. I remember her like that and I don't want more now... maybe someday...
Generally speaking, whether we like it or not, everyone is responsible for their own performance. It's inevitable. You accept a role and agree to play it. Using the director as an excuse is a waste of time.

She really alienated me in Snowdrop, and her crying wasn't believable to me because it was so exaggerated. Years later, I only remember her crying and snotty and her nose was running.

I'm glad I managed to make you laugh. I also checked Yang Shu Yu - yeah..
I know what you're talking about. There is no passion or tenderness in such kisses and that is why they look fake.
Greetings.

"Yang enlisted at the 27th Division located in Hwacheon, Gangwon Province at 2 p.m. KST " - the person who wrote this in the description was probably the only one who was interested in the time at which this actor enlisted in the army. :)