Yes but also guys' attitude is a little annoying, they're STRESSING that poor guyðŸ˜... I personally understand…
I mentioned in my comment above it would be awesome if it turned out DoHa's Little Miss Princess act was totally fake, and he is evil, and just enjoys fucking around with other guys' heads. :)
The only way this halfway works for me is to imagine it taking place on the pages of a Manwha, where nothing has to make sense, anyway.
At the core of the show is DoHa, who has no core. There is no reason for these guys to like him so much. He is empty-headed and uninteresting in the extreme. And the way he always acts as though he has nooooooo idea that these guys are into him, and their confessions of love are always a compleeeeeeeeeeete surprise to sweet, innocent Miss DoHa. Please. The Southern Belle act is wearing thin, too.
Then, there's the fact we're to believe this guy is.......28 years old, yet he acts as if he never left home before...? Please.
Gyeon's display of somewhat psycho aggression on the beach was both awesome and scary. Stalker-ish. DoHa doesn't owe anyone constant updates on his whereabouts.
What could save this show is if it turns out that DoHa is evil and has been stringing all three pursuers along, pitting them against each other in a pitched battle for his love, purely for his own twisted amusement. And, when this is exposed as being the case at the end of the show, he will simply pack up and move to another town, where he'll play the same game all over again. However, I guess Gyeon has known him all his life, so that wouldn't work. Unless Gyeon is in on it with DoHa, and they travel around, messing with guys' heads for yucks.
To those who might have seen the ancient American film, "Forrest Gump," THAT'S who DH reminds me of. There is just not much there. He is facially adorable, but that's the end of his list of attributes. The plot gives us no reason other than that to explain why these eligible men are swooning over him from all sides. It's not the actor's fault; the character seems to have been written and directed this way. Lame.
From a script and screen time perspective, this just feels like it's DoHa and Gyeon's story, with the other two swirling around the edges. I hope it turns out that way, as I am Team Gyeon all the way. Haram is sort of blah, and I find Team Leader handsome but mechanical. Gyeon is the only one of the three from whom I pick up real affection and concern for DoHa. Not that DoHa deserves it.
That strange, little coda to this episode, with the coffee/tripping/brainless smile, was...something.
How is it that Gyeon gets sexier and better-looking each episode?
This feels like a slightly above-average, light-weight show, but I'm surprisingly invested in the outcome.
Ep. 2 Some of the scene-to-scene transitions are rough and confusing as hell. It seems there's going to be hot, disturbing, S&M sex, then the next thing I know, Employer is leaning against a dresser, casually conversing with Employee, who is lying on the bed, all dressed and zipped up again. wtf? Then...we get finger chewing and talk of blood oaths, then cut to nice food preparation in the kitchen. Again, wtf? I guess he caught a cold because he took a hot shower or something? lol It wouldn't be a Korean BL without someone becoming ill after getting their hair wet. I want to thank Employee for taking off his shirt and for the hours he spent in the gym. Employer is a good actor. His dark kinkiness and authoritative air feel authentic. It's nice to enjoy two young actors who are naturally handsome, and not a nose job in sight.
I certainly hope this gets as kinky as it seems it might, and that it's not going to be a ten-episode tease that never pays off.
Ep. 2: The faces Inukai Atsuhiro comes up with as Mob are hysterical. I lol'd twice just from his looks in certain situations. His face when trying to wake his brother, and again as he dragged him to his room...omg, lol. The biggest laugh was when Mob tried to escape the cute tutor's backyard session, but the tutor intercepted him. :D If I were Mob, I'd try to write myself a role as the school slut, so I could just keep randomly banging these smokin' guys who hit on me. They're all hot af, including the teacher. I was hoping that bit would go somewhere.
Where is Kikuchi?! That said, I don't mind that Mob isn't yet developing into a relationship, because the side-stories and near-misses are entertaining parodies of notorious BL tropes. And I have to admit, every time he has been hit on by someone, I felt like they were going to be THE one that nailed him, but each time I was wrong, which indicates great writing/acting/direction.
Fun series! I'm enjoying it more than the last installment.
Whew! Thanks for the warning!!!It's great to know you're out here protecting people from having, you know...feelings…
If you are in that delicate of a condition, that you are sent into a 24-hour fugue state by what I saw in the first episode of this silly little show, which was NOT in any sense of the term, "sexual assault," then you should not be watching/reading/listening to/viewing anything without researching it on your own FIRST. That seems like the least you'd be doing to protect yourself, assuming you're THAT on the edge.
But you didn't do that, which is odd.
How, exactly, will you be addressing your unasked-for "support" to people "individually?" You slapped your warning above in an open comment for all to see. How about this: Put up a comment reading something like, "If you might require any kind of a content warning, please click on the spoiler button below this comment." Then put your TW behind that button and call it a day. Sound good?
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The only way this halfway works for me is to imagine it taking place on the pages of a Manwha, where nothing has to make sense, anyway.
At the core of the show is DoHa, who has no core.
There is no reason for these guys to like him so much. He is empty-headed and uninteresting in the extreme. And the way he always acts as though he has nooooooo idea that these guys are into him, and their confessions of love are always a compleeeeeeeeeeete surprise to sweet, innocent Miss DoHa. Please. The Southern Belle act is wearing thin, too.
Then, there's the fact we're to believe this guy is.......28 years old, yet he acts as if he never left home before...? Please.
Gyeon's display of somewhat psycho aggression on the beach was both awesome and scary. Stalker-ish. DoHa doesn't owe anyone constant updates on his whereabouts.
What could save this show is if it turns out that DoHa is evil and has been stringing all three pursuers along, pitting them against each other in a pitched battle for his love, purely for his own twisted amusement. And, when this is exposed as being the case at the end of the show, he will simply pack up and move to another town, where he'll play the same game all over again. However, I guess Gyeon has known him all his life, so that wouldn't work. Unless Gyeon is in on it with DoHa, and they travel around, messing with guys' heads for yucks.
DoHa's Intellectually Disabled Middle Schooler act is wearing thin fast.
To those who might have seen the ancient American film, "Forrest Gump," THAT'S who DH reminds me of. There is just not much there. He is facially adorable, but that's the end of his list of attributes. The plot gives us no reason other than that to explain why these eligible men are swooning over him from all sides. It's not the actor's fault; the character seems to have been written and directed this way. Lame.
From a script and screen time perspective, this just feels like it's DoHa and Gyeon's story, with the other two swirling around the edges. I hope it turns out that way, as I am Team Gyeon all the way. Haram is sort of blah, and I find Team Leader handsome but mechanical. Gyeon is the only one of the three from whom I pick up real affection and concern for DoHa. Not that DoHa deserves it.
That strange, little coda to this episode, with the coffee/tripping/brainless smile, was...something.
How is it that Gyeon gets sexier and better-looking each episode?
This feels like a slightly above-average, light-weight show, but I'm surprisingly invested in the outcome.
Some of the scene-to-scene transitions are rough and confusing as hell.
It seems there's going to be hot, disturbing, S&M sex, then the next thing I know, Employer is leaning against a dresser, casually conversing with Employee, who is lying on the bed, all dressed and zipped up again. wtf?
Then...we get finger chewing and talk of blood oaths, then cut to nice food preparation in the kitchen. Again, wtf?
I guess he caught a cold because he took a hot shower or something? lol It wouldn't be a Korean BL without someone becoming ill after getting their hair wet.
I want to thank Employee for taking off his shirt and for the hours he spent in the gym.
Employer is a good actor. His dark kinkiness and authoritative air feel authentic.
It's nice to enjoy two young actors who are naturally handsome, and not a nose job in sight.
I certainly hope this gets as kinky as it seems it might, and that it's not going to be a ten-episode tease that never pays off.
The faces Inukai Atsuhiro comes up with as Mob are hysterical. I lol'd twice just from his looks in certain situations. His face when trying to wake his brother, and again as he dragged him to his room...omg, lol.
The biggest laugh was when Mob tried to escape the cute tutor's backyard session, but the tutor intercepted him. :D
If I were Mob, I'd try to write myself a role as the school slut, so I could just keep randomly banging these smokin' guys who hit on me. They're all hot af, including the teacher. I was hoping that bit would go somewhere.
Where is Kikuchi?! That said, I don't mind that Mob isn't yet developing into a relationship, because the side-stories and near-misses are entertaining parodies of notorious BL tropes. And I have to admit, every time he has been hit on by someone, I felt like they were going to be THE one that nailed him, but each time I was wrong, which indicates great writing/acting/direction.
Fun series!
I'm enjoying it more than the last installment.
But you didn't do that, which is odd.
How, exactly, will you be addressing your unasked-for "support" to people "individually?" You slapped your warning above in an open comment for all to see. How about this: Put up a comment reading something like, "If you might require any kind of a content warning, please click on the spoiler button below this comment." Then put your TW behind that button and call it a day. Sound good?
9/10
I don't know you either.