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Episode 5:
This one moves so slowly...I feel I've already reached the end of a story.
It will be interesting to see where things go.
Overall, this is just really draggy, though this episode's major development was not exactly boring. lol
That's one cuckoo mom.
I guess she was instantly cured, though.

What does "did the factory close?" mean?

Thursday is the finale.

It seems to be a trend.
There have been other surprisingly steamy Kbls and Jbls this year.

Good point.
I wonder how many "netizens" are government trolls paid to stoke this kind of stupidity.

I remember, years ago, when I was new to MDL, reading about shit like this and thinking that surely, it was some kind of satirical piece, that such stupidity and lame netizen obsession could NOT be a real thing.
It's real.
Oh man, is it real.

The brain cell-destroying concept of hundreds of thousands of online losers fighting about who pushed who into a mud pit during a game in which everyone was already covered in mud and the pushing was part of the fun, is impossible for me to grasp.

So I will point and laugh, and move on.

P.S. Thanks, Lily Malice, for bringing this vitally important mud-game-pushing "controversy" to our attention.

It is the actor's ACTING that I find cringe.
I get what he was supposed to be portraying, but his amateur acting kept getting in the way.
When he tried to cry, it was embarrassing.

Not a fan of PPK.
His post-ITSAY/IPYTM antics totally turned me off to him as an entertainer and now I'm unable to fully separate him from his character in those two shows.

However, I do acknowledge that the first time around, knowing nothing about the actors, I was deeply moved by a lot of what PP contributed to the shows.
But I feel that the success of his character portrayal is more due to direction and writing than to anything about PP's awesomeness (or lack of same).

Bilkin impresses as an actor who fully commits and is unconcerned with being pretty at all times. His looks aren't those of a typical idol, either, which is refreshing.

Wow, thanks for this.
It clears up a mess of questions I had and will help me better understand what's going on when I inevitably rewatch someday.

It strikes me how poorly most of this was portrayed in the series.
For instance, I saw nothing to indicate the money-throwing was anything other than a "whore" diss.
I'm not a fan of the idea that one should have to have read the source material to understand what's happening in the adaptation, particularly as, on average, over 90% of first-time adaptation watchers have NOT read the book/Manhwa/Manga.
The info we need to understand an adaptation should be IN the adaptation.
Isn't all the info we need to understand a Manhwa IN the Manhwa?

That doesn't seem too much to ask.

I thought of that, too, but they showed Jay as seen by Sun through that bunny head screen, and you could definitely tell who it was.
Either way, I enjoyed the cute/kinky aspect of the bunny head being there during the fairly hot sex scene.
I also enjoyed the glimpses of Sun's butt.

Lately, I've been seeing some pleasantly hot sex scenes in new BLs from KR to JP to TW.
It seems we may have broken through the Dead Fish Barrier.

I didn't use to be an action/crime fan, but Korea turned me into one.
I highly recommend AKR.
When you start watching, let me know if you see a resemblance between KDY and a certain actor. :)

:D I still can't get over how much alike they look.

I don't see any problem with actors five years apart kissing.
It's called ACTING, they're playing characters, not themselves, and in the show they're the same age.

That said, if a show calls for kissing and romance, why do directors cast actors they're unwilling to direct to kiss?
It leads to ridiculous things like the two of them holding their lips millimeters apart forever, in a way that no one IRL does.

This comes up again and again, and it's profoundly stupid.

Thanks. :)
But how could anyone forget what handsome Jay looked like? :)

Please don't confuse me further. :P lol
Maybe he is in TEP, I don't know, but I did my research and he's in Vincenzo. I'm sure of it! (I think...)

Yes, the bus scene was nice.
Jay is a smooth operator. :)

So, do I understand this correctly?
Sun was doing his job handing out flyers in a pink bunny suit.
Jay, who he did not know yet, was being accosted by hoodlums.
Sun saw this and went to the rescue, pulling karate moves while wearing the suit.
Jay and Sun then had sex.

Why did they have sex?
Any reason, other than that Sun asked if Jay had ever done it with a guy?
Why did Sun leave the bunny head on while they had sex?
Was there some reason he wanted to remain hidden?
Why did Sun cry while they had sex?

Even though he could see Jay through the screened mouth of the bunny head while they had sex, Sun did not recognize him when they met later?

Thank you.

Questions regarding pink bunny head scenes.
Help, please:

Well, it is only one episode we've seen so far.

In the original, Fuse gets shitfaced, and Tee takes him home with him from the bar.
Fuse, upset about his girlfriend being with another guy, and feeling curious, comes on to Tee and Tee bangs him bareback.
The next morning we see Tee sweetly apologize.
Fuse goes to school, where his buddies make gay sex jokes, not knowing he just got fucked by a guy the night before.
Fuse's stomach/intestines are making lots of noise.
He has to go to the bathroom because he's got cum running out of his ass.
He sits on the toilet and we hear hilarious/gross poop/gas sounds as he takes a dump. The faces he makes are hysterically funny.

So, given that NONE of that is in this version's first episode, and given the tone that's been established, how can you say it hasn't been sanitized from the original?

What do you mean by "questionable?"

I agree, which is why I very specifically wrote..."if you're going to do THIS to it?"
Meaning, there are a hundred other ways to remake a film; why would you pick this one?

I did not write, "why remake something unless you're going to make it exactly as it was the first time around."

Do you disagree that they're sanitizing/purifying the plot, and washing the raunchiness out of it?