7.5/10, dropped at ep 12It was cute but it was so unnecessarily long, my mom and I got bored so we lost the motivation…
It does get a bit boring at times but at the same time I can't hate all the unnecessary fillers which don't even pretend to serve any purpose in the plot, like chasing a goat or running on the beach for no reason except having fun. Much better than some series where they have to invent some overdramatic subplot just to sell you some beach views.
~The manager is the CEO's employee, he has to act like the CEO's sidekick. Perhaps you thought he was an agent? That's not how it works with idols in Korea.~
Why Yoon Seon Woo (at the beginning) reminds me of Kang Seo Joon in His Man (season 2)? Is this the role model gay guys in their 30s are held to, or is it just a coincidence?
i dont mind sad endings but this one was just terrible and im still salty about it, especially since all but the…
Yeah the ending is absurd. I didn't even feel anything because it was not believable for a second. This is not the Victorian-era British empire, we do not need shocking endings duct-taped on top of otherwise coherent stories just to please the censors.
I seriously don't understand what they were thinking. Was it political pressure? Same-sex marriage is legal in Taiwan since May 2019 after a constitutional court ruling of 2017, so I would expect not. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Same-sex_marriage_in_Taiwan
I understood that he died. But the other one is a doppleganger. They made it very obvious that it was not him…
Yes, it was another person, acting completely different and with a different voice, that Hao Ting says he has met on a mountain hike. But using the same actor made me feel like we were transported to a parallel dimension, where things are the same and yet completely different. Maybe it was meant as a setup for a second series, but really it does not make any sense. It should have been a pilot for series 2 or the first episode for series 2, but as final episode it makes zero sense.
Kanda Yoichi hates himself because he thinks he needs to hide his love for Senkawa Hikaru in order to avoid losing him as a "friend". He passed along this trauma to Akira, who also feels guilt about his feelings and about "having to" keep them from his brother as well. Their relationship is inauthentic and in continuing it they disrespect and bury their own feelings. Akira is unable to accept himself and be himself until Kanata finally tells him he sees this pattern and he needs to love himself. Yoichi is not able to fix his situation but eventually tries to actually help Akira by telling Hikaru to spend more time with him, so that Akira can finally feel accepted by his family and avoid relying on the toxic relationship with Yoichi.
Hmm... Good but not as much as "School Trip: Joined a Group I’m Not Close To" or "Our Youth"…
Agreed. Did the casting intentionally reproduce the couple of "Our Youth", down to the mannerisms of the smart male lead? For a moment I thought I saw Minase Jin/Motojima Junsei in Senkawa Akira/Akune Haruse.
I genuinely don't understand. What's the point of all these exaggerated, super fake and extremely kitsch palaces and all the European-style stuff? They're extremely offputting to me. Is it just to make NuNew look even more of a Disney princess? (No need, his face is enough.)
I seriously don't understand what they were thinking. Was it political pressure? Same-sex marriage is legal in Taiwan since May 2019 after a constitutional court ruling of 2017, so I would expect not.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Same-sex_marriage_in_Taiwan