TianQi

"Having watched some recent bls Pat is way better than some ( i will not mention names just to be on safe side) 😜"

You're talking about Cher from A Boss and a Babe, aren't you? 😏

Just finished episode 1 and I think I'm going to binge to episode 7. ^_^

Me!

*patiently waiting for another KaoUp BL*

I think it's refreshing to see him paired with someone else tbh.

Agreed. He was a lot hotter in Not Me as opposed to the previous series, but still he's somehow even hotter now and he looks taller(?)

I don't remember Gawin being this hot in DBK, Not Me or Enchanté lol What th happened? 🤣

It lost steam by about episode 9. Everything that happens between episodes 11 and 12 could have been put into one episode, especially since there were quite a few conflicts that didn't bother resolving from earlier episodes.
Overall, it was ok. If you didn't like Enchanté, but enjoy ForceBook, then you'll like this one. They're really cute the whole time.

If I remember properly, Phat gets terminally ill, so he's meant to die and then they get to be together in the end.

No, of course it’s not only you and you’re not in a fringe minority. The beautiful thing about this film is that, in spite of the obvious brutality, there are still lots of people who do indeed disagree with your view and have the film evidence to back it up. Why? Because the film was made that way on purpose. Chaos breeds chaos.

A really, really good experience and lasting feelings from that experience isn’t exactly the same thing as love in my view, but ok.

He's so handsome in hanfu. It suits him extremely well.

They weren't speaking Chinese. They were speaking Mongolian. You can even see the Mongol script written on the paper they were reading. The Yuan Dynasty was established as an extension of the Mongol Empire specifically by Kublai Khan. Although they ruled China and in the Chinese style, the highest nobility and military members were all Mongols, not Han Chinese.

He had sex with someone new and another gender for the first time...because he had to and then keep doing it because...love? As opposed to complete infatuation and curiosity. And what about the queen? She hated Hong Lim the whole time since she knew he was having sex with her husband. Then after they're forced to have sex she loves him? As opposed to just being starved for affection and stranded in a gilded cage...

I get where people come from when they say what the king and hong lim had wasn't real love, but I honestly don't understand how we can be so sure that what Hong lim and the queen had was.

Ok, Zhang Ping is starting to remind of Baili Hongyi in Luoyang. He's good at everything. Not only does he know law and philosophy, but also herbology, toxicology, and topography. Exactly how much knowledge does this very young man possess? 🤣

Well, if you enjoy them, then I'd recommend watching Enchante. You'll also get to see the actor who plays Three.

I thought Force was *hilarious* in Enchante. I think he does comedy really well when his character's meant to be funny. In this show, his voice is even a little deeper than in Enchante, probably to convey him as more serious.

I don't know what it is about him, but he's so handsome to me.

The weird thing about it is that they have Jack regretting saying anything almost instantly, so we know that by the middle of the next episode it's going to be a non-issue which it should have been anyway. Anyone else in a real situation would have just asked them to keep the PDA to a minimum, not to break up altogether.

On episode 8 and the cases are keeping me entertained, but there's just something about Zhang Ping's character. I don't know if he's supposed to be this way or if Song Weilong just isn't portraying him very well, but he seems almost robotic in his expressions.