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Some of them are behaving this way, due to their belief in this man, being continually shattered by the real truth of who he actually is, once the "babygirl" persona has been stripped away from his online/onstage presence.

These individuals are on a shinking ship, of their own creation.

Expect more months of this type of fandom fallout from them.

This series will wreck me, in the best way possible. I am ready for it!!

Yeah. They all look like over made-up human dolls.

😃 😀 😄 Good one!

"don't Kuea and Lian know each other from like...birth??? Weren't they going on weekly dates for a long time??? Their lack of communication drives me nuts."

Hia talks (impatiently, mind you) all the time about how they've known each other, since Nuea's birth, and yet he's hounding him to pledge themselves together forever. Like, Hia knows that Nuea is interested in music. He knows that Nuea is in love with him, has been in love with him for years. He can still protect Nuea, without having to get him anxious about marrying him.
Is Hia worried about something?

By how Hia acts at times, I'm surprised that he was okay with Nuea living on campus away from him.

I still find the second couple's dynamic even more controlling.

It is very patronizing, but I guess that's one of the many things that are appealing for these characters and their relationship.

"Son-wife" 😃 😀 😄

"do not feel like they've been in romantic relationships for a year, they feel like middle schoolers who just started dating, why do you need to ask a long term partner to kiss them, because it was in public? Wouldn't they know their partner's PDA preferences by then??? I feel that they never actually talk to their romantic partners."

Exactly. The script TPTB created for this sequel doesn't reflect that all three of these pairings have supposedly been involved in an year plus relationship. Especially the main couple, who are engaged to one another. It shouldn't be that difficult to talk to your lover, partner, boyfriend, and fiance about what's currently going on in your life. It feels odd to me.

Maybe TPTB truly think the naivety that Kuea, and the two other young ukes display, is what their main audience wants to see?

Ja and Film singing the theme song on some variety show.

https://youtu.be/psp3r0PNr-c

Thank you. I kept thinking that I had seen him in other dramas before.

It's almost 3:45 am here in Texas, and I have the cheesiest grin on my face. This was a wonderful series!!

I'm guessing that the lady, and her special lady, also had the same sort of connection that Choco, and Milk had with JungWoo and Uncle.

Thanks to everyone, who had a hand in the creation of this project.

"Bodice rippers" is the perfect description for Mame's work. I haven't seen those words, since I stopped reading those types of novels way back in the mid 1980s, when I was just a pre-teen.

"People are quick to critizice him but I'm sure many of them are/were acting the same for their favorite celebrity. I'd love for people to practice more self-reflection and honesty."

That's the main point of certain viewers issues with Toh. They couldn't handle seeing something that reflected some aspects of their own behavior, so that's when all things called "cringe", and "secondhand embarrassment" started being used constantly, along with "strange", "odd", "obsessive", "weird", "stalker", and "dangerous" regarding the Toh character. Even after, when it was made specifically clear in the series, that Toh literally wasn't making any moves towards getting Neua to notice him, and that Neua had to pursue him, folks still couldn't let go of their issues.

For a BL, isn't it supposed to be about fantasy, yet that fantasy is only supposed to be on approved characters.

I am excited about that upcoming 2023 series!!

This was excellent!! I cannot/will not speak for any other viewers that love BLs, but I know that I want to see more BLs that explore characters in different settings, especially period piece lakorns. Seeing Li, Chan, and Bua becoming a united group, in order to save, Tian, Song, and their family was what they should have been from the start. All the jealousy, envy, bitterness, hurt kept them from being a true family.

How Song, Chan, and Bua can see how their sons have found strength, love, and support with Jiu, and Lady Pin is how most parents should react in seeing their adult children living their lives.

Bravo!!

Hahhsh. Harsh, funny, and sadly right for what was written for these main lead characters. I really feel bad for these actors, because they were given a horribly adapted screenplay, based on novel, that was written by someone, who has absolutely NO CLUE to romance, love, sex, friendship, or how to create a story, that isn't filled with tons of bad tropes. At least the incestuous relationship between the twins wasn't included.

Yes!!
I now recall what the dynamic of the situation between Song, Li, Chan, and Bua reminded me of: The HBO series "Big Love", centeted on the Mormon religion, and the bigamist, Bill, his three wives, Barbara, Nichollette, and Margine.

Exactly. Even in the beginning, even when Song was publicly lambasting Yang for "not being like Tian", he also commented that both his boys liked, loved, cared, and treated each other with affection/love. He loved that they both weren't affected by their mothers hatred for each other. Jiu just had an extremely hard life, due to circumstances beyond his control. I personally think that Song, Li, Chan, and Ma will all end up reaping what they've sowed, in their actions/behaviors in the series finale, while Yang, Pin, Bua, Tian, Jiu, and his siblings will find peace, comfort, support, and love together as they comtinue the next generation of the Song family. That's my wish!!

"You are the future, that I want!" Oh wow. Jin is in it to win it with Bai Lang. Ye Qi lost his opportunity with Jin YEARS ago. I think that the closing credits, are Jin, Bai Lang, and their friends/family preparing for their wedding ceremony.

Jim's mother is horrible.