Ldq has a lot of tattoos, ofc they can't expose that,like have you even use your brain cells to think about other…
ooooooooh...someone is spoiling for an argument.
Have you ever heard of body makeup? Actors' tats are covered up regularly now, because tats are so common. It's easy to do. But yeah, that's why he hasn't taken off his shirt. lol
No idea what you think you mean with these jumbled attempts at sentences. And I just noticed that I don't care. You're not interesting or intelligent enough to engage. Try bothering someone else.
But Wang character is same like FL in hidden love when she was in school.she did it more than Wang as school student…
I am specifically referring to the WAY and the MEANS the actor is using to convey who this character is. And please name another BL character who is this silent and reserved, and another BL actor who silently conveys as much information using only his eyes/face/body.
It's telling you don't support your second ridiculous statement with any evidence. You can't.
I don't really like reading these Asian LGBT novels, especially when there's crime and violence, but I read BL…
That sounds EXACTLY like something Thailand would come up with based on a chinese novel. lol It's my guess that most of these Thai BL production houses rush these things out so quickly, one after the other, that coherence and quality are their least priorities.
You interpreted a reply as the beginning of a "fight," then made the choice to engage me in the fight you made up. "I already told you I didn't intend to argue with you..." and yet here you are arguing with me again. What? This is your fourth or fifth comment in the fight you claim to not be having.
Internet cliches: "second hand embarrassment rn I'm ngl." "Again, I hope you find happiness or something. I wish you the best on your journey." lol Again, do you ever write anything original?
For me, I hope you find only misery and I wish you the worst on your journey. Now THAT'S original!
But Wang character is same like FL in hidden love when she was in school.she did it more than Wang as school student…
I didn't say I "hate" the character. Let me try again: I feel like Wang as a real person has become less believable to me the further into the story we get, and it is because of the cliche' acting tricks he does with his face and body.
Tian, on the other hand, is full of nuance, specificity, and realism. He is unlike any other BL character I've seen; unique.
Wang narrated: "I don't know whether this will become a comedy or a tragedy..." Well, I know: It has been a tragedy for at least three episodes; ever since the Thai replacement writers took over after the original screenplay was destroyed as part of a dispute between producers and the first team of Taiwanese writers.
How many scenes do we need showing us how much Tian cares for and protects Wang? We get it already! How many more scenes featuring the gay/bi/straight teacher triangle will I have to FF through?
This has been a problem for a while now, but I've refrained from mentioning it: Liu Dong Qin as Wang relies far too heavily on his frowny-face, his pouty-face, and his wry/innocent face to express emotions. I've lost a sense of Wang as a person; he's become an assemblage of actorly cliches. I blame the director, who should have called him on it rather than apparently encouraging it. Also, the director has Wang behaving like a little kid half the time, and not in a good way.
Has anyone else noticed we've yet to see Wang shirtless, even in the pool? My theory is that as he is coded as the BOTTOM here, and taking one's shirt off is a pretty butch thing guys do, he deliberately has been told to keep his clothes ON, as he is the feminine-coded, hesitant, and more delicate half of the MC. Liu Dong Qin clearly has a very nice body. You can easily see that under that tee shirt is a nice, defined chest. It's another tragedy he's been made to keep that hidden from us.
wooooooo...sports days! weeeeeee...kidnappings! oooooooo...sprained ankles! eeeeeeek...bandits sneaking into the dorm and scaring poor, helpless Wang. (The bandit came THROUGH their window? wth were they looking at when they looked out of that window?)
It's a shame what this show has become. It at first held great promise for me...
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Have you ever heard of body makeup? Actors' tats are covered up regularly now, because tats are so common. It's easy to do. But yeah, that's why he hasn't taken off his shirt. lol
No idea what you think you mean with these jumbled attempts at sentences. And I just noticed that I don't care. You're not interesting or intelligent enough to engage. Try bothering someone else.
It's telling you don't support your second ridiculous statement with any evidence. You can't.
Send pics of your tats please.
You interpreted a reply as the beginning of a "fight," then made the choice to engage me in the fight you made up.
"I already told you I didn't intend to argue with you..." and yet here you are arguing with me again. What? This is your fourth or fifth comment in the fight you claim to not be having.
Internet cliches: "second hand embarrassment rn I'm ngl." "Again, I hope you find happiness or something. I wish you the best on your journey." lol Again, do you ever write anything original?
For me, I hope you find only misery and I wish you the worst on your journey. Now THAT'S original!
Tian, on the other hand, is full of nuance, specificity, and realism. He is unlike any other BL character I've seen; unique.
BTW, your comment is so original.
Well, I know: It has been a tragedy for at least three episodes; ever since the Thai replacement writers took over after the original screenplay was destroyed as part of a dispute between producers and the first team of Taiwanese writers.
How many scenes do we need showing us how much Tian cares for and protects Wang? We get it already!
How many more scenes featuring the gay/bi/straight teacher triangle will I have to FF through?
This has been a problem for a while now, but I've refrained from mentioning it: Liu Dong Qin as Wang relies far too heavily on his frowny-face, his pouty-face, and his wry/innocent face to express emotions. I've lost a sense of Wang as a person; he's become an assemblage of actorly cliches. I blame the director, who should have called him on it rather than apparently encouraging it. Also, the director has Wang behaving like a little kid half the time, and not in a good way.
Has anyone else noticed we've yet to see Wang shirtless, even in the pool? My theory is that as he is coded as the BOTTOM here, and taking one's shirt off is a pretty butch thing guys do, he deliberately has been told to keep his clothes ON, as he is the feminine-coded, hesitant, and more delicate half of the MC. Liu Dong Qin clearly has a very nice body. You can easily see that under that tee shirt is a nice, defined chest. It's another tragedy he's been made to keep that hidden from us.
wooooooo...sports days!
weeeeeee...kidnappings!
oooooooo...sprained ankles!
eeeeeeek...bandits sneaking into the dorm and scaring poor, helpless Wang. (The bandit came THROUGH their window? wth were they looking at when they looked out of that window?)
It's a shame what this show has become. It at first held great promise for me...