A government can change national health policy, but it cannot influence public perception regarding the acceptance or rejection of homosexuality. In Japan, the trend is overwhelmingly in favor, with nearly 70% supporting it, while in the US it is only around 60%. In Japan, it is only the political class that is dragging its feet.
You are on the wrong track because Global Social Acceptance: A study by the Pew Research Center indicates that 68% of Japanese people believe that homosexuality should be accepted by society.
I love this Japanese version. The budget here is, as is often the case, smaller, but the production is so much more professional. Better acting and, above all, for me, the looks of the Japanese actors; there's no comparison, they're so much more attractive (except for Oji). 7.6 versus 8.2, yet another example of the fujoshi's control, who only swear by their Thai "bias" and diminish the objectivity of the ratings. Carrying a drunk person on your back is really common in BL; the taxi shortage must be a major problem in Asia.
I didn't like the Thai version.
I love this Japanese version.
The budget here is, as is often the case, smaller, but the production is so much more professional. Better acting and, above all, for me, the looks of the Japanese actors; there's no comparison, they're so much more attractive (except for Oji).
7.6 versus 8.2, yet another example of the fujoshi's control, who only swear by their Thai "bias" and diminish the objectivity of the ratings. Carrying a drunk person on your back is really common in BL; the taxi shortage must be a major problem in Asia.
And there's still this obsession with flashbacks. In my opinion, it only serves to save money by showing the same scene several times, even if it annoys us. Only the Chinese are economical with them. But hey, they're the pros.
At the end of episode 2, we couldn't escape the eternal cliché of the fake fall.