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Why would it be a smart choice.
The dubcon and what comes after is the heart of this story.
By cleaning it up, they've wrung the life out of it.

I didn't even notice.
What an odd thing to obsess over.

Admit it, you love toxic.
You live for it.
The outrage gives meaning to your life.

lol
Moron.

Sadly, they've wrung the spice out of this one, as expected.
And the casting of Tee is a disaster.

Please explain in detail how a sixteen-year-old actor is traumatized by acting out what we've seen onscreen here.
Would this be traumatizing and scandalous if the actors were 18/17?
Please provide links to sources.
Thanks.

Why are you here?
Are you still watching?
Of course you are, because the faux outrage gives you a reason to live.

Agree.
The direction is slow and awful, and Tee was badly miscast.
The guy is a disaster.
I find Fuse very funny, though.

I know, because no consent was part of the story line and what made it so freaking hilarious and edgy.
You do know that no one was actually forced against their will to have actual sex, right?

OMG...I know, it was earth-shattering.
Did you hear that the older actor was charged with rape and served time in prison?
Really, it's true.

The problem is not that the older one is 22; the problem is that he is a terrible actor and he was badly miscast for this role.

Here we go again with this nonsense...wtf?

Episode 3:
The only reason to keep watching this is Boongkee as Fuse.
He is an adorable riot to watch, and his strong resemblance to the original Fuse is a huge bonus.

Sorry not sorry, but Tee is HORRIBLY miscast.
That guy is not at all believable as the character.
Every move he makes is cringe.
When he came into Fuse's bedroom in a bath towel last episode, and we were supposed to find him sexy, it was embarrassing.
As the camera panned down his scrawny torso and the sound effects suggested he was the epitome of hotness, I laughed out loud...because what the hell else was I supposed to do?
I feel badly for the actor.

The direction is awful:
Line...pause...silence...line...pause...silence/sound effects...pause...line...pause...etc.
This is not how people interact/talk.
It's tedious.

This has turned into an enjoyable hate watch for me.
It's absurdly bad but in a hilarious way, such as...the fucking thumb between their lips when they kissed. What? Is this 1956 all over again?
lol, wtf? He's keeping the thumb there the whole time, but their top lips are touching, so what exactly is the point of the thumb?
This is when someone who knows nothing of BL World and watched this would freak out, like what the hell is happening?

OH MY GOD, NONCON PHOTO-TAKING!!!
How will we live?

The creepy but hilarious trans Morticia teacher doing inspections...lol
This show needs a LOT more FrameBook.
They've got the heat FuseTee lacks.

Meh...the rest of it was...meh
2/10 for the episode. One point each for Fuse and Frame's sexy legs.
Thank god for Thai schoolboy pants. :)

Thank you for this perspective.
It's going to enhance the watch for me going forward.

I'm lost.
I see him as a supporting player, but can't figure who he is in the story.

I hope you reach out in whatever way you choose, to ease that loneliness somehow.

Episode 5:
This has turned out to be a joy to behold

I was verklempt off and on through the entire episode.
Naoya is blooming like a long-folded flower, and as he opens up to the world, Sato is growing/changing in response.
While this is new and different for both of them, only good things are happening.
Their future is bright and promising, and I'm giddy/stupid in response. :)

Now, if only all this sunshine and happiness would lead Naoya to dump those hair extensions... they gag me. However, if they make him happy, I'll find a way to love them, too. :D

I adore that Naoya is so extremely beloved and valued at the restaurant.
His future is bright there, and he could go far.
I can see them moving him up quickly, but if he wants to continue as a waiter only, then that is just fucking fine.
It pisses me off when people demean those who choose a career in service jobs, as Naoya's gross dad and brother did. Seriously, screw them.
Service jobs such as waiting tables are essential and horribly underpaid.
I like that the show is commenting on that.

Sato is hot/sexy in all black and in a suit.
I hope they indulge their master/servant relationship and play those roles when they want, in the bedroom and wherever they choose.
Nothing wrong with that, either.

This show makes me happy. :)

Above it indicates that 2,200 of us are watching this show, but not many are commenting..?

The potentially really dark story of the brother/sister/tutor love triangle underneath the sunshine and giggles setting is what has me fascinated.
I mean, how can a satisfyingly angsty/dark situation emerge in that atmosphere?
I'm interested to see if they can pull it off convincingly or if that story will somehow disappear.
But how can that happen when the conflict is even built into the title?

Because the Blue Dragons are a joke.