There’s something unique about this show that drew me in and hooked me from the very first episode — it carries that special Hong Kong vibe you rarely find in films anymore. And I haven’t come across a handsome, manly actor like Leo Peng in such a long time. He reminds me of those classic Hong Kong heroes like Ekin Cheng. He has such a striking face, and he’s doing real justice to the role.
The only sad part is that this is Hong Kong — after a BL movie or series, you usually never see the cast again; it’s like they stop getting work. Honestly, I don’t care whether they work together or not, or whether their next projects are in other genres. I just hope I’ll keep seeing them in the entertainment industry for a long time, because they have real potential.
The only sad part is that this is Hong Kong — after a BL movie or series, you usually never see the cast again; it’s like they stop getting work. Honestly, I don’t care whether they work together or not, or whether their next projects are in other genres. I just hope I’ll keep seeing them in the entertainment industry for a long time, because they have real potential.