Oh I just love Sun-bin's character, he's so adorable ❤ I like this BL so far, it's not perfect but it's unique and quite original. My only fear is that 8 episodes won't be enough because the relationships progress very slowly.
Did anyone know the name of the one who ends up in the same bedroom as Lee Sun-bin ? It doesn't seem like they said his name in the first two episodes, or I didn't catch it. The character's names in the cast section are written very differently from what I've seen in the show.
There's a new Japanese dating show called "Offline Love" and starting on February 18th. I don't think there's a MDL page about it yet, I haven't find one. Netflix Asia posted a trailer on their YT channel : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpLGpYGQZHk
This was a very sweet BL, I loved the atmosphere and the actors. I just wished (and still hope) we had an extra episode to get more explanations and details about the ending. I'm glad China is really starting to get into BLs and most importantly that they finally seem to stop censoring them. Their writers, directors and actors have a potential to make great BLs in the future. PS : oh and I also love the soundtrack, especially the opening theme !
Guysss, We NEED a season 4 plss😭 I feel like we need to redeem this season
Season 3 was great, it's my personal favorite seasons and it does not have to be redeemed. I understand that some of you prefer the more "positive" and romantic encounters like Sung Ho and Jun Sung had in s2. I like those as well but season 3 brought me a wider range of emotions while watching it, and felt more in line with how relationships are and can evolve in the gay community.
Amazing BL / slice of life drama ! And yeah I categorize it as a BL because it focuses on a story of a gay man. As a gay man and from all the BLs I've watched, this one is having the most realistic depiction of the gay life. It deals with the sad reality and hardship of being a gay man, even of a gay man having HIV, and the the difficulties that everyone faces to find true love.
I really loved how each episode had its own dynamic, while being totally related to the rest and making sense in the continuation of Yeong's life. I just wished we would see more of Mi Ae after episode 2. It's hard to compare it with other BLs since the other ones are more focusing on a perfect cute and love story that is most of the time far from reality, but to me this BL put to shame all the other BLs.
The choice of having an open ending is bittersweet but understandable and realistic. I wouldn't say no to a season 2, but I feel it would be a lot of pressure for the writers to make another season after this masterpiece.
I hope that someday he'll have a main role in a drama or a bl. He doesn't have a huge role in the two first episodes…
I come back here after finishing "Let Free the Curse of Taekwondo". I'm glad we had more scenes with him in the show but I really hope that in the future he'll finally get a main role in a series or a bl. Very handsome and talented actor !
The start was really strong and the chemistry between Dohoe and Ju Yeong was just perfect, but it quickly took a confusing direction that I didn't really enjoy. At the end I end up rooting more for Hyeonho and feeling sorry for Ju Yeong considering how despicable Dohoe became to my eyes. Even if he lived a rough life I don't think he deserved a happy ending after how he emotionally mistreated them for so many years. Or maybe I'm misunderstanding him and didn't understand certain things that happened, idk.
This was a beautiful drama both visually and story, Th edit is a bit wonky so it can be confusing if you're not…
I agree with you. Even if we can understand Dohoe's trauma because of his violent father, he treated Juyeong and Hyeonho quite badly and made them emotionally suffer for a very long period of time. And even if he knows that he hasn't always have been a good person, at the end he doesn't really apologize to them but on the contrary gains a loyal friend and a boyfriend, which he doesn't really deserve imo.
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I like this BL so far, it's not perfect but it's unique and quite original. My only fear is that 8 episodes won't be enough because the relationships progress very slowly.
It doesn't seem like they said his name in the first two episodes, or I didn't catch it.
The character's names in the cast section are written very differently from what I've seen in the show.
I don't think there's a MDL page about it yet, I haven't find one.
Netflix Asia posted a trailer on their YT channel : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpLGpYGQZHk
https://bltai.com/korea/unintentional-love-story-actor-han-do-woo-exposed-for-marijuana-use/
https://bltai.com/korea/unintentional-love-story-actor-han-do-woo-exposed-for-marijuana-use/
https://bltai.com/korea/unintentional-love-story-actor-han-do-woo-exposed-for-marijuana-use/
I'm glad China is really starting to get into BLs and most importantly that they finally seem to stop censoring them. Their writers, directors and actors have a potential to make great BLs in the future.
PS : oh and I also love the soundtrack, especially the opening theme !
I understand that some of you prefer the more "positive" and romantic encounters like Sung Ho and Jun Sung had in s2. I like those as well but season 3 brought me a wider range of emotions while watching it, and felt more in line with how relationships are and can evolve in the gay community.
As a gay man and from all the BLs I've watched, this one is having the most realistic depiction of the gay life. It deals with the sad reality and hardship of being a gay man, even of a gay man having HIV, and the the difficulties that everyone faces to find true love.
I really loved how each episode had its own dynamic, while being totally related to the rest and making sense in the continuation of Yeong's life. I just wished we would see more of Mi Ae after episode 2.
It's hard to compare it with other BLs since the other ones are more focusing on a perfect cute and love story that is most of the time far from reality, but to me this BL put to shame all the other BLs.
The choice of having an open ending is bittersweet but understandable and realistic. I wouldn't say no to a season 2, but I feel it would be a lot of pressure for the writers to make another season after this masterpiece.
At the end I end up rooting more for Hyeonho and feeling sorry for Ju Yeong considering how despicable Dohoe became to my eyes. Even if he lived a rough life I don't think he deserved a happy ending after how he emotionally mistreated them for so many years. Or maybe I'm misunderstanding him and didn't understand certain things that happened, idk.
And even if he knows that he hasn't always have been a good person, at the end he doesn't really apologize to them but on the contrary gains a loyal friend and a boyfriend, which he doesn't really deserve imo.