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Your idiotic response is a classic example of MDL Church Girl, neo-Puritan nonsense. Everyone's had traumatic experiences, to one degree or another. Those who have had horrible ones are perfectly capable of looking into the contents of a show before they watch it. And if they choose not to, that's on them. They don't need you babysitting them. It's insulting.
The "perpetrator" sneer at the end of your comment is also a classic MDL tactic. Cuts no ice with me.
Look inward, I'm afraid you may be no better than a moron, but I think you already are one.
It's you again, Nick! :D I saw you more recent comment above that you hate this shit. Something about it must have grabbed you, that you'd return to make a comment you already made. What's going on?
Episode 2: The voice dubbing is annoying tf out of me. It prevents me from losing myself in the story, as it constantly calls attention to itself, especially when lips and sound don't quite match. I see below that fake fish kisses are coming, so I'm going to drop this bomb right now.
Episode 1: WTF? What's up with the annoying, China-style dubbing? I checked a second time to make sure this is out of Taiwan and not Beijing.
So far, it's fairly stupid, the acting is mid, and the dubbing alone is drop-worthy. However, the leads are attractive enough, and their chemistry seems good.
Dropping after nine minutes of the first episode. Pure, fluff and garbage. If you like misty, fluffy, puffy, magical unicorn trash BLs out of Bangkok, this show's for you, even though it came out of Taipei.
In the first nine minutes, we got these classic tropes and other delights: A top holding an umbrella over a helpless bottom in the rain. Soft-focus haze. A voice-over with the classic echo/reverb effect to make it sound mystical. Freaking time-travel. A lead with a dye-job, curling iron, mousse, and hairspray hairdo who looks like every stereotype you ever heard about fey little gay boys. One, maybe two, nose jobs, I'm not sure. A trip-fall-catch. Stiff, amateur acting. Too much powder and lip gloss. A supposedly hot student who is the lead singer of a campus band. A clutch of silly fangirls shrieking, giggling, and holding homemade fan-signs for the lead singer. A hilariously bad lip-synced/dubbed over song from the campus band.
When the fey little gay boy batted his eyes at the mysteriously grumpy lead singer while he was vocalizing, I knew I was out.
A few of my fave BLs have come out of Taiwan. It's sad to see this nasty thing appear from there. We get enough of this stuff from Thailand and sometimes Korea.
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How can one describe anything at all without applying labels?
It's terribly shallow, which is part of why I dropped it.
Go police someone else's writing.
Thanks.
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This flick is a favorite of mine, too.
Everyone's had traumatic experiences, to one degree or another. Those who have had horrible ones are perfectly capable of looking into the contents of a show before they watch it.
And if they choose not to, that's on them.
They don't need you babysitting them.
It's insulting.
The "perpetrator" sneer at the end of your comment is also a classic MDL tactic. Cuts no ice with me.
Look inward, I'm afraid you may be no better than a moron, but I think you already are one.
You actually love this movie, and hate yourself for loving it.
I saw you more recent comment above that you hate this shit.
Something about it must have grabbed you, that you'd return to make a comment you already made. What's going on?
The voice dubbing is annoying tf out of me.
It prevents me from losing myself in the story, as it constantly calls attention to itself, especially when lips and sound don't quite match.
I see below that fake fish kisses are coming, so I'm going to drop this bomb right now.
Dropped
1/10
WTF? What's up with the annoying, China-style dubbing?
I checked a second time to make sure this is out of Taiwan and not Beijing.
So far, it's fairly stupid, the acting is mid, and the dubbing alone is drop-worthy.
However, the leads are attractive enough, and their chemistry seems good.
One more episode, at least.
Pure, fluff and garbage.
If you like misty, fluffy, puffy, magical unicorn trash BLs out of Bangkok, this show's for you, even though it came out of Taipei.
In the first nine minutes, we got these classic tropes and other delights:
A top holding an umbrella over a helpless bottom in the rain.
Soft-focus haze.
A voice-over with the classic echo/reverb effect to make it sound mystical.
Freaking time-travel.
A lead with a dye-job, curling iron, mousse, and hairspray hairdo who looks like every stereotype you ever heard about fey little gay boys.
One, maybe two, nose jobs, I'm not sure.
A trip-fall-catch.
Stiff, amateur acting.
Too much powder and lip gloss.
A supposedly hot student who is the lead singer of a campus band.
A clutch of silly fangirls shrieking, giggling, and holding homemade fan-signs for the lead singer.
A hilariously bad lip-synced/dubbed over song from the campus band.
When the fey little gay boy batted his eyes at the mysteriously grumpy lead singer while he was vocalizing, I knew I was out.
A few of my fave BLs have come out of Taiwan.
It's sad to see this nasty thing appear from there.
We get enough of this stuff from Thailand and sometimes Korea.
Dropped
1/10
Seek therapy.
Seeing as how I rated it 6.5/10 here, those failures of logic must have really bugged me. :)
I'm curious as to what those failures of logic were, so I just put it back on my NF watchlist.
Inserting an army of laughing emojis doesn't strengthen your opinion; it makes you look like an idiot.