Your comment is misleading. He didn’t bang the other guy, it was just a dream! I don’t like cheating and I…
Your ESL is sloppy and thus, misleading. I am English-only and I thought the same thing until I read through your comment again. Please learn how to use commas, exclamation points, and other punctuation marks.
Finished! I am impressed with the quality of the acting/direction/production, given that this obviously was done on a shoe string. The dream trope was a downer though.
MILD SPOILERS:
I still don't trust little Jaemin. He needs to be honest with himself. If you're having erotic dreams about someone outside your relationship, and they don't fade away, it might be time for a break to stop deceiving your partner by omission and figure out what you really want.
Jaemin's character comes across to me as exceedingly passive and avoidant. He has a hard time looking people in the eye when he's talking with them, and that alone is a red flag. I think he WANTS to mean what he says near the end, but I don't really buy that he's done with the outward desires.
Anyway...pretty good little series, given its built-in limitations due to budget constraints. The actors playing Nam Yi and the outside tempter did a fine job, Nam Yi in particular. I don't think I saw one false note from him.
Why people are talking about Part 2 here? There is a different page for it. (Blue Boys Part 2 )
Because I want to. Also, if you peruse comments below, there is disagreement about there even BEING a "part 2" rather than one continuous story with no break, which is what it is.
Contrary to some other opinions here, I find S2 every bit as compelling and gripping as S1, the only difference perhaps being a bit less zing because I already know the overall setup. In every other way, I am finding this to be a remarkable, exceptional series.
Just finished S2, ep. 3. Nina broke my heart in two. :( Beautiful man, acting, and singing voice. wow. Of course, that may well have been dubbed but whatever. The actor killed it in that part.
Finished! I am impressed with the quality of the acting/direction/production, given that this obviously was done on a shoe string. The dream trope was a downer though.
MILD SPOILERS:
I still don't trust little Jaemin. He needs to be honest with himself. If you're having erotic dreams about someone outside your relationship, and they don't fade away, it might be time for a break to stop deceiving your partner by omission and figure out what you really want.
Jaemin's character comes across to me as exceedingly passive and avoidant. He has a hard time looking people in the eye when he's talking with them, and that alone is a red flag. I think he WANTS to mean what he says near the end, but I don't really buy that he's done with the outward desires.
Anyway...pretty good little series, given its built-in limitations due to budget constraints. The actors playing Nam Yi and the outside tempter did a fine job, Nam Yi in particular. I don't think I saw one false note from him.
Devastating and excellent. For once, I'm on board with an MDL rating. This show is remarkable in every way it needed to be. It delivers a powerful, brutal message about the horrors and consequences of unchecked/institutional bullying in the Korean military, which takes place from top to bottom, at every level. Though of course, it is those at the lower levels who suffer the most.
I don't watch a lot of series because most of the time there is tons of filler, conveying a story in 8 or 12 or 16 episodes that could have been told in four. Here, there was not one moment of wasted screen time. I was hooked through all six episodes.
Great acting, direction, production values across the board. Bravo.
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Feels like your standard, cheesy Lakorn. Out early.
Dropped.
I am impressed with the quality of the acting/direction/production, given that this obviously was done on a shoe string. The dream trope was a downer though.
MILD SPOILERS:
I still don't trust little Jaemin. He needs to be honest with himself. If you're having erotic dreams about someone outside your relationship, and they don't fade away, it might be time for a break to stop deceiving your partner by omission and figure out what you really want.
Jaemin's character comes across to me as exceedingly passive and avoidant. He has a hard time looking people in the eye when he's talking with them, and that alone is a red flag. I think he WANTS to mean what he says near the end, but I don't really buy that he's done with the outward desires.
Anyway...pretty good little series, given its built-in limitations due to budget constraints. The actors playing Nam Yi and the outside tempter did a fine job, Nam Yi in particular. I don't think I saw one false note from him.
Well done! 8/10
Just finished S2, ep. 3. Nina broke my heart in two. :( Beautiful man, acting, and singing voice. wow. Of course, that may well have been dubbed but whatever. The actor killed it in that part.
I am impressed with the quality of the acting/direction/production, given that this obviously was done on a shoe string. The dream trope was a downer though.
MILD SPOILERS:
I still don't trust little Jaemin. He needs to be honest with himself. If you're having erotic dreams about someone outside your relationship, and they don't fade away, it might be time for a break to stop deceiving your partner by omission and figure out what you really want.
Jaemin's character comes across to me as exceedingly passive and avoidant. He has a hard time looking people in the eye when he's talking with them, and that alone is a red flag. I think he WANTS to mean what he says near the end, but I don't really buy that he's done with the outward desires.
Anyway...pretty good little series, given its built-in limitations due to budget constraints. The actors playing Nam Yi and the outside tempter did a fine job, Nam Yi in particular. I don't think I saw one false note from him.
Well done! 8/10
I don't watch a lot of series because most of the time there is tons of filler, conveying a story in 8 or 12 or 16 episodes that could have been told in four. Here, there was not one moment of wasted screen time. I was hooked through all six episodes.
Great acting, direction, production values across the board. Bravo.
9.5/10
Meanwhile, you can catch the first four here: https://kisskh.co/Drama/Zettai-BL-ni-Naru-Sekai-VS-Zettai-BL-ni-Naritakunai-Otoko---A-Man-Who-Defies-the-World-of-BL?id=3808&q=true