What was that censor scene withSheng Shao’s dad in the hospital? What did he say, and why did they put music…
For the scene with the dad in the hospital, I took it as a bad attempt at displaying them talking about casual stuff (bad editing basically). But I'm not sure? It was odd, for sure.
Well...I'm pissed...royally pissed. Gao Tu and Shen Wen Lang deserved more screentime. For sure, their storyline will be rushed and therefore botched. Such a waste...
I feel no compassion for Suzume. He blatantly ignores Keishi's feelings and prioritizes tragedy over communication. It's like everything that was cute and sweet about him turned out to be a red flag: he is an actual child, a 40 year old baby. And in the finale, he will suddenly realize he's wrong, he will be forgiven and yay happy ending. Boring and not very subtle.
I actually enjoyed the episode and still enjoy the show (although, I agree with some comments here that it should've been a shorter series and I also think we could see a bit more of the teachers couple).
HOWEVER, I'm really confused about something. A scolarship is NOT a type of degree. I understand if Shane was lost about WHERE he's going to study since he didn't get the scolarship. But, it makes no sense for him to be lost about WHAT he's going to study: with or without scolarship, he would've had to figure it out. The trigger is illogical.
I hate, hate, hate when the writing is lazy like that (or the translation?). It's just not that hard to twist the plot to make it logical. But no," let's make it illogical because who cares". 😓
To all the tiktok / ig / yt BL editors out there...I pray that you make some good use of this whole beard footage nonsense. This is, truly, comedy gold and it deserves further recognition. 🤲🏻
I know it took a really long time for the leads to interact but I think it was worth it because we've only had very good interactions since!!! (ok...maybe aside from the "accidental kiss" trope 😒)
This show is giving me fucking whiplash I swear.......up until this point I have been on Jays side but this episode…
I 100% agree with you! And I find that the "my parents abandoned me" trope is handled so lightly in A LOT of dramas...it's VERY weird. I enjoyed the 2nd half of the episode when all of this was "over" with but it left a bad after taste.
I think I need to run screaming next time a miscommunication + misunderstanding trope pops up. 2 KBLs with this…
OMG...I feel exactly the same. I feel like copy-pasting the comment I left on the Something's Not Right page. Although Business as Usual was maybe a tiny bit less ridiculous.
I'm tired of dramas where the insecurities of the lead(s) are never addressed. There is no story without Do Ba Woo being absolutely certain that he cannot be loved. In other words, this show runs on the "I'm unlovable" / "there's no way he loves me" trope. This is supposed to justify the misunderstandings throughout.
But hear me out...This is NOT a romantic trope. It's a common but very unhealthy behavior, reinforced by our society, which does not value self-love. Instead of calling it out...we continue to romanticize it (with exceptions such as a show like To My Star where this was addressed). Please, let's maybe grow up a bit?
I want to know more, I'm sat for ep. 3 BUT...can we never never have a full on advert in the middle of an episode ever again? What was that whole airport scene PLEASE? That's not product placement at this stage 😂 For everyone's sake...please don't do that again 🙏
She more or less implies that she was surprised Seung Won admitted to it rather than surprised that he liked him. So I think it doesn't fully rule her out. 🕵🏻♀️
I think one user put it as simply as this: Ji Yu' s relationship with Chan Yeong is very present and prominent…
Fair enough! And I actually do think that my disappointment over these 2 episodes doesn't mean I won't enjoy the rest of the show so let's hope the character build leads to something good!
HOWEVER, I'm really confused about something. A scolarship is NOT a type of degree. I understand if Shane was lost about WHERE he's going to study since he didn't get the scolarship. But, it makes no sense for him to be lost about WHAT he's going to study: with or without scolarship, he would've had to figure it out. The trigger is illogical.
I hate, hate, hate when the writing is lazy like that (or the translation?). It's just not that hard to twist the plot to make it logical. But no," let's make it illogical because who cares". 😓
But hear me out...This is NOT a romantic trope. It's a common but very unhealthy behavior, reinforced by our society, which does not value self-love. Instead of calling it out...we continue to romanticize it (with exceptions such as a show like To My Star where this was addressed). Please, let's maybe grow up a bit?