I'd like to meet this show casting director / manager. Exactly where and how did they find many attractive guys! Plus, they can also act.
(Edits) Also, I'd like to say this: for people who anticipate to watch bromance, this is not it. And for people who don't understand what bromance means, the literal definition of bromance is ' When two straight males have a loving platonic friendship.' Platonic is a key word, here; it means 'non-sexual'. It's not like when people surrounding (and in this case, the audiences) are by no means suspicious that at one point they're gonna have sex. I'm also in a platonic relationship with my bestfriend because it's not just us but people around us would agree just the word 'friendship' is not enough. We love each other as much as we love our own siblings. No one but I can mess with my bestie. But let alone 'sex', we wouldn't even stare each other for more than three seconds, PERIOD. But tensions between the leads here is like… I mean, if they love each other as "siblings", hate to break it but that's pretty incestuous.
I hope to read the happy ending then. But if that's the case, I gotta say, the creators of the series are kinda outrageous. I mean, not letting them fall in love is one thing, and then they schemed their deaths.
I haven't watched but I'll probably not let myself watch this after reading the comments, especially if what you…
From Killing Stalking; it's a manhwa. He also has to endure pretty disturbing childhood, and is suffering from antisocial disorder which makes him kill people.
One of the very few dramas that made me fall for the antagonists even tho I guessed from the start who he was.…
I haven't watched but I'll probably not let myself watch this after reading the comments, especially if what you said about the antagonist being similar to Light Yagami. I'll never recover from his death :'( And then there's Sangwoo. Anyway the worst thing was when you got heartbroken by some anti hero from anime / manga / drama / etc. and when people around you noticed and asked what's the matter, but you can't even tell the truth X(
It's just a few episodes and I'm not so wowed. Anyway, I'm just wondering, and sorry if it sounds racist but, why do rapists appear so often in Thai series? And can we also talk about that friend of another male lead who take pictures of people? I mean, I don't mind if he likes to take picture as an interest in photography, but he's like, "look at this girl! that girl…" Then he remarks, "I just need to take their pictures," something like that. Why does he need that for F*** sake!
Ikr Chinese BL authors are so good, they know what they are doing, even though I thought the stories plot lines…
Man, that's friggin horrible x( I mean, theyre just fictions. It's almost like living in colonial era where you got killed for writing or reading. Anyway, I'm guessing that's after "Like Love" aired right, considering it's outright GAY. And also, what about "The Ambiguous Focus" because it aired in 2018. They didn't ban it , or… I'm a bit confused here
Guys? Spoiler !!! No one died in the end, right? I just want to know that. I Hate when people die tragically even in drama, manga, anime, music videos and whatnots
Is it just me or they look like they just got married and moved in together?! :D Btw, can I just say I love it: love the plot, love their chemistry and, above all, love Singto. Ok, we already know that he's quite good since SOTUS but, I mean, he's like completely another person here. Really, where did you put the macho Kongpop?!? I'm so absorbed in his acting. The only thing I'm disappointed with is it's just 8 friggin episodes. Man, I need more!!
For me, I watch a few of everything. I'm not k-drama fan, but I used to watch them and I may start to watch when I want to. I've watched series from almost all around the world: US, UK, Thailand, Japan, China, Mexico, Norwegian and so on. I haven't try Hindi tho. My family like Indian dramas but to me they look so dramatic, that's why I didn't bother to try. Anyway, in my experience, every country has stereotypical way of expressing stories and I just get tired of that, so easily. For an example, I wouldn't want to watch a flustered female character consecutively in different dramas. But of course, it also depends on the mood. As for Korean, their dramas are better when they don't try to just focus on one character as in Reply 1997 franchise.
To the people who post the posters of the series that are yet to be or in development: what about NOT posting at ALL! Damn it, I might not even be still alive in 2020, who knows?!?
I give it a 6.5. If not for the ending, I give it a 7 or even 8. I mean, I just don't get why they love each other but decide to part. But well, other than that, the plot is pretty decent. It's definitely not a high budgeted project. The actors, tho, looks quite high end, especially the one who plays Zhang Zhe. He's is so theatrical.
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(Edits) Also, I'd like to say this: for people who anticipate to watch bromance, this is not it. And for people who don't understand what bromance means, the literal definition of bromance is ' When two straight males have a loving platonic friendship.' Platonic is a key word, here; it means 'non-sexual'. It's not like when people surrounding (and in this case, the audiences) are by no means suspicious that at one point they're gonna have sex. I'm also in a platonic relationship with my bestfriend because it's not just us but people around us would agree just the word 'friendship' is not enough. We love each other as much as we love our own siblings. No one but I can mess with my bestie. But let alone 'sex', we wouldn't even stare each other for more than three seconds, PERIOD. But tensions between the leads here is like… I mean, if they love each other as "siblings", hate to break it but that's pretty incestuous.
Anyway, I really enjoyed watching it :) No regrets
心塞(´-ωก`)
I mean, theyre just fictions. It's almost like living in colonial era where you got killed for writing or reading. Anyway, I'm guessing that's after "Like Love" aired right, considering it's outright GAY. And also, what about "The Ambiguous Focus" because it aired in 2018. They didn't ban it , or… I'm a bit confused here