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"Have some empathy?" You are a moron. How about some empathy for all the Korean celebs driven to suicide by the unrelenting, incoherent demands of people exactly like you? Folks like you and your Puritanical/punitive attitudes helped kill Lee Sun Kyun a year ago. Good work.

You sound like the classic, idiot netizen attention-seekers that are the problem with Korean entertainment, who amplify the miniscule by fomenting the idea that celebrities must live flawless lives on and off the stage/screen. Fans don't run out to imitate every little thing an entertainer does. Do you?

Basically, you attach these outrageously arbitrary "strings" to fame, and then sit as judge and jury on anyone who pulls them. I wonder how many celeb suicides you have contributed to?

Lee Sun Kyun killed himself one year ago on December 27th. Thanks for helping make that possible.

For god's sake, shut up about "abusers." You sound like a crazy netizen, casting aspersions and innuendo without justifying it with facts. If there have been no charges filed, no conviction, no jail time, it's not your business.

You're not helping by using words like "wrongdoing," which has a moralistic tone. Korean society is fucking bizarre and immature about this when, as you said, Korea is a hotbed of alcoholism and alcohol abuse with the highest rate in the OECD. Yoo Ah In is still being crucified for that whole trumped up mess.

I disagree. The company and TOP should ignore the three netizens online who care about this, and proceed as planned. Why wouldn't you show yourself?

troll lol

Korea is fucking INSANE about this kind of thing. They lose their shit over mild stuff like weed; meanwhile, thousands are vomiting up Soju in the alleyways of Seoul every night. Korea has the highest rate of alcoholism and suicide in the OECD, but yeah. pot is the problem. More pot smoking would help with both of those problems.

Korea is also bizarre about how it deals with this very incident, especially as the smoking took place years ago. (I'd guess TOP smoked up last night but no one knows. :P) Why not just ignore it and proceed with publicity as planned, TOP included? Because four or five little netizens will shriek and bitch online? Who cares?

This Puritanical streak is all the more bizarre because right up against it you have all these kpop girl groups gyrating on stage in highly provocative prostitute-style outfits, executing highly sexual choreography. The movies are filled with the hottest, nakedest sex scenes I've seen from any country. Yet let someone gets caught "dating" or smoking a joint and the media comes unglued.

Ninety percent of potential audience will never know the difference. How would they? How is shooting a film somewhere other than where the plot is actually set a "disgrace?" This is done frequently for a host of reasons.

Are you Belgian and taking this personally?

This is the dumbest show I've ever liked so much. :)
The shameless use of physical BL cliches is amusing. There have been like six slip/fall/catch/stare incidents in the first two episodes. lol
Bending young master over the desk from behind had me perspiring as well.

Facially, Kevin Chang is a fascinating combination of nerd and hottie. The image during the end credits in which we see his face from the lower half of his nose to the bottom of his chin is striking. Those lips.

We don't need to discuss the body. It speaks for itself.

I'll be back for more. :P

You could...not watch it...?

Hey King.
Sorry to keep bothering you hear, but I didn't see any way to DM you from your profile page.
So, when you say "menu" in Firefox, the same browser I'm in, are you referring to the three bars at upper right of the page? I'm clicking there and cannot find a toggle for "desktop mode," even under settings. Am I missing something?
I also can't locate any desktop mode option within bilibili's site itself. :P

Help!!! :)

Thank you! Yes, I'm on a laptop/pc and I also have Firefox so I'll give that a try. I'll let you know if I'm successful. :)

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I agree. However, in the prudish, age gap-obsessed bubble of MDL, he is not even a fetus yet, he is an embryo or even a zygote. You know "our brains aren't fully developed until we're 25 and, and, omg, anyone who has a relationship with a person younger than 21 is a PEDOPHILE!!!!!!" :D

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Given the incredible actor Chris Wu has evolved into being over the last 17 years, it was fun to see him in this budget-free, cheesy, flesh-and-undies fest from his early days. :)

1. Why didn't Adik immediately tell on himself to the authorities to spare Abang when he discovered he had returned and confessed to the killing? He did not know, and never found out, that Abang is the one who actually ended her life. Given his love and adoration of Abang, and that he is at heart a good person, how could he possibly allow Abang to suffer and die for something he did?

2. Why didn't Abang tell Adik before he left to go confess, that it was he who accidentally suffocated and killed the social worker? Both to relieve Adik's guilt, and so he would understand what he was doing. I know Adik would have tried to talk him out of it, but he wouldn't have succeeded. Why leave Akik thinking he'd actually killed her when he didn't?

And if not then, why not tell him when Adik visited him in prison?

Holy s**t.
Outstanding in every possible way.
Sensational direction/acting/cinematography/writing.
Wu Kang Ren is a phenomenal talent.

Before I rate this, I have questions about two HUGE plot elements. If someone could help me out, please read the spoiler below:

How would you have known what was coming by checking here?

Ah yes, but so beautifully made in every way.
Forget tearing up...I completely lost it both times.
Wu Kang Ren (Abang) is a sensational actor. Wow. The scene with the monk...that was one, long take with the camera on him the entire time. I'm in awe.

Thank you. You are correct: I am American, and thus ignorant of how most of the rest of the world does things. :P My question was more regarding the seeming awkwardness of having an ex-GF around so much. That aside, I don't think that actress is well-cast, given that she seems much older than him, at least to me.

Why the hell isn't the amazing young actor who played Dong Hu listed here?

Spectacularly perfect.
Deals with discrimination and bullying of people with disabilities without once seeming preachy or maudlin. Even better, I felt free to laugh with the boy's goofiness because I never felt I was being asked to laugh AT him, though characters in the film certainly did from time to time.

What a great, talented little actor this lead is.
The unconditional love of his father, who also laughs along with his boy's quirks, was a joy to behold.

Bravo. Highly recommended.

9/10