Well. The ending wasn't as bad as I expected it to be, if you know how the novel ended it was pretty much to be expected. Luckily they seemed to have dropped the random, insane secondary stories and focused primarily on Oat and Pop, which was a blessing. The series as a whole was a dumpster fire. The writing/production was all over the place, which left the whole second season feeling choppy and unfinished. Thank God PreeBo didn't end up together, they were beyond repairing due to zero character development. Which honestly was a problem throughout the whole series. It was a huge missed opportunity, as I feel like the actors could have carried a much stronger plot. Thank God they dropped MaiTon before it got any weirder, their whole story was completely unnecessary considering how the series continued and ended. Quite honestly I was more bothered by the rape and horrible portrayal of an S&M relationship (showing anyone they should be OK with a similar relationship to that is really irresponsible), than I was at the fact that they were brothers (and yes, it's been confirmed by people who speak Thai that they were in fact actual brothers). I'm sure they added that element for the shock value, but it was so rushed and thrown-in it felt even more unnecessary than it might have had they carefully tried to broach a similar topic of trauma. I was hoping they'd veer from the novel with Oat and Pop but I'm not unhappy they stayed true to how things sort of end for them in the novel. They definitely missed the mark though when it came to developing their characters and relationship. Finally we can put this series to rest and move on, it was getting painful.
I'm curious...how does he seem like more of a seme than Perth?
That was the point I was hoping to make, but thank you for making it for me! There's also nothing definitive about the Seme/Uke stereotypes from a Japanese standpoint even. Seme literally just means the person who tops or is the aggressor, it has nothing to do with physical appearance. And while it is common to see that stereotype in anything yaoi/bl there are lots of instances where that is not the case. For example in LBC Perth and Saints character's are literally written the way they are portrayed in the series lol Perth and Saint are actually pretty near to being the same height, they had to adjust angles, etc to make Perth come off as short as he does. What I also don't get about people's complaints is that Ae is a classic Seme personality-wise lol same with Pete's personality being what people would typically classify as Uke. It's actually something I really love that the author purposely gave those characters that juxtaposition and the production team did such a good job finding actors that fit those roles to a T.
Just so you know, this will be a remake. They are starting the series again from the beginning. Though according to information they released it will be structured different from what we got before. For example, I believe they will be showing Forth/Beam's relationship and more of MingKit. The problem last season is that the pacing was pretty strict to the novel, so we didn't get to see a lot of the secondary characters. Hopefully this time they'll figure out a way to stay true to the novel, but add more of the other characters storylines.
Does anyone know the full story? The blurb here isn;'t much
Basically In and Korn were lovers who had a (quite honestly horrific) tragic ending due to their parents not accepting their love. Don't worry this isn't a spoiler, what happens to them happens in the very first scene in the novel, then the author moves on to Dean and Parm. Dean and Parm are their reincarnations and they find each other again because they are destined to be together, thus why the original story by Lazy Sheep is called The Red Thread. They initially can't remember their past life but they feel immediately drawn to each other without knowing why. I'm not sure how it ends as the author decided that the English translation of the novel be removed but from what I read the storyline was good. Also I know that New and the production team were very concerned with finding actors that could emotionally portray the characters as the content is very heavy. It was important to them that they have good actors who could handle the story well.
Like I so ''love'' how people here defend the first version with ''beauty''!That is SO unprofessional!Guys, if…
I agree with what you're saying. So many people complained of the poor acting last season, so it's weird to me to see all his crazy support for the old cast particularly the old PhaYo. While I'm one who is sad the OG MingKit won't be making a re-appearance I can fully admit that the actors last season struggled a bit, likely due to lack of experience (and truly the only characters I enjoyed were MingKit last season). I only hope they really did do their due diligence in picking better actors, or all this will have been for nothing. Though I also think a lot of support for the old actors popped up due to how they were treated by the current production team. Personally I'm fully open to giving this re-make a chance. I'd have more reservations if this was just a season 2.
Win and Newyear story is getting better, too bad there are only 3 episodes left. We can already confirm that pree…
I'm actually not surprised PreeBo is dead (outside of them really being a total mess of a relationship to begin with lol). There was so much IRL drama between the actors, I think they may have decided to keep interactions between them to a minimum. I was actually shocked they'd both decided to even film a second season together.
With how f'd up things have gotten throughout this series, I'm not going to trust Win(Ton) and NewYear aren't actually related until someone specifically clears that mess up. This whole series has been one wtf moment after another. I'm super happy for Mo though, she deserves a good guy and a happy relationship. Thank God she decided to move on, it was time.
I liked Ep. 7. PopOat story was very emotional and their relationship is deepening. The WinNewyear plot twist…
Totally OT of the series lol but planes actually fly on autopilot for a majority of flights, pilots rarely hand fly large aircraft throughout the duration of flights. So that scene is actually pretty accurate, as long as there's someone monitoring the controls nobody needs to be "guiding" the plane (the only thing that's not quite accurate is that Mo's is sitting in the co-pilot's seat which is probably a pretty big no-no lol). Usually courses are set in the plane system beforehand and monitored by the pilot, thus regular jets really need very little handling for normal, without incident flights. Fun fact, airplanes can actually land themselves also, they just can't steer themselves once all three wheels touch the tarmac so a pilot would have to take over then.
Episode 4 is hilarious. The leads so far are an awesome pairing, I can't wait until we get further in the storyline. Definitely some great character building so far.
Yes, it would be a surprise... but why "poor dad?" Some parents end up with no children at all and being gay is…
That's a ridiculous question. Any unselfish parent that truly loves their children wouldn't care what they are as long as they are happy, productive members of society. A gay (or any other sexuality) child is no different from a straight one. There is literally no reason for a parent to feel pain for a child being gay, other than feeling sorry their children may have to go through additional hardships because the world is a cruel place.
So far I'm really liking where this is going. Those saying it reminds them of Advance Bravely are correct, after being bitterly disappointed with AB thanks to restrictions lol I'm excited about this. It started out a bit slow, but episode 3 really kicked things up a notch. We're headed in the right direction, the two leads look like they're going to be really fun to watch. I'd also like to remind people we're episode 3 of twenty. Those used to things skipping along at a fast pace with a 10 (or less) episode series should probably prepare themselves for the storyline to take a bit longer to flesh out than normal.
Well I certainly have nothing to complain about lol some of my favorite BL actors together again? Particularly when we thought we'd never get SaintPerth together again after all the drama from their time acting together. I caved and watched the first episode with fan subs (after I'd already watched the LineTV one unsubbed) and I'm really satisfied. Their storylines don't differ too much from LBC, but even if they do slightly (the biggest difference is Perth and Mean's characters being friends), it's not meant to be LBC. I love that they're showing us different sides from what we saw from their respective character roles in the series' they belonged to. Honestly both Perth and Saint are so excellent together, you can feel the chemistry leap off the screen when they're together. I'm sensing positive things in their careers in the future.
I'm super grateful everyone decided to participate in this project, and for khun New likely trying to give fans a bit of closure considering the chances of a season 2 for LBC are slim. Plus, this is also a good re-introduction of Phun/Noh if LS 3 gets air-time.
I can't believe nobody is talking about the fact that Newyear's character just got beat and raped. Nothing about that scene showed anything close to verging on consent, and the fact that the writers may be trying to portray "BDSM" (like some people are saying) this way sends the absolute wrong message. A BDSM relationship is something that is carefully constructed with prior discussion and thought. There's trust. It's not punching the hell out of someone until they aren't moving anymore, and proceeding to take their pants off and have sex with them. This series has taken a very sick and twisted turn. The writing is horrible, the scenes are choppy, nothing is thought through or explained, what the hell happened to this series?
Am I the only one left totally confused? The plot so far doesn't make much sense to me. I don't know if it's because it skips around so much or because it's not very well developed so far but the writing seems pretty basic. I'm also not totally sold with the leads which is a little disappointing. Hopefully it picks up in later episodes. So far Migael is my favorite character lol I laughed out loud at him and Kaow fighting.
I'm annoyed. This was literally a waste of an episode. There was zero new development from the last one, definitely a filler. I'm wondering if they had a hard time coming up with content to fill a whole other series.
I'm super grateful everyone decided to participate in this project, and for khun New likely trying to give fans a bit of closure considering the chances of a season 2 for LBC are slim. Plus, this is also a good re-introduction of Phun/Noh if LS 3 gets air-time.