Too bad you felt that way! Obviously it's not for everyone. But this show definitely deserves all the hype. It's…
I agree with you that everyone is allowed their own opinions, etc. However, IMO, he makes a valid point. With a BL starting with r*pe, SA, etc. as its first ep, is kind of out there, unless that was the original intent, which kind of lets you know what kind of series this will be. Hmm!
Geez. Another past-period BL where the production company went all out with the tropes and stereotypes. Since this series is set in the early 1960s, I guess it's ok???? I think I'll pass and maybe binge it later.
okay i finally finished this and it was actually really good, really loved the way this series was directed. I…
Actually, IMO, the pitiful award goes to the other "Joe" Sophonpatima who Joe was in his body getting another chance at life. Everyone seems to forget about him.
I re-watched this series to see if my initial dislike of the series had changed. Well, it did not. It was just as bad the second time around. The character of Elyse was still creepy, cringy and weird. The character of Pat was still dull and wimpy. TBH, I'm glad I thought it sucked the first time around, because it's now confirmed.
This was such a good series! However, I'm NOT sure I would like or even want a season 2. Season 1 was so well done in the chemistry of the main leads, the complexity of the story, and the epic ending. IMO, a season 2 would cheapen it. Some things just need a one-and-done, and this was it.
Now, what I would like to see is these same actors in another series, maybe a modern series instead of a period series. That would be interesting!
IDK if it's just too much of a rehash or what? But IMO, this version of the doctor/engineer trope storyline is the worst. At least in My Engineer and My Gear Your Gown (which were based on the same theme) were much better than this series. Maybe it's the actors? The director? The overall story? IDK. But this is terrible.
I'm not really into the A-B-O genre. But this series is excellent, IMO. The reason I like it so much is that it definitely goes against the established norms of the top/bottom, dominant/submissive trope with the main leads. Unfortunately, it remains the same with the secondary couple (Shen Wen Lang and Gau Tu).
Also, I like that the most powerful individual in the series ISN'T the two tall alphas (Shen Shao Yu and Shen Wen Lang), but Hau Yong. He clearly dominates everyone in the show. That's great!
Well. Ep. 6 didn't clear anything up. First, I want to say that I've been seeing videos of Lee Long and Arm that…
Agreed. But also, if Knight didn't do anything to Mild OR whatever he did do needs further explanation, then WHY DIDN'T HE COME CLEAN WITH MILD IN THE FIRST PLACE? A situation of this magnitude deserved an explanation PRIOR to getting involved with Mild, unless Knight intended to keep it a secret. OH BUT EVERYONE EXCEPT MILD KNEW SOMETHING HAD HAPPENED!
Why don't you first get all the facts before resorting to violence?I also feel if you are against violence or…
You make valid points. You are correct in that violence never solves anything. However, doing nothing and even being friends with someone who you believe did something wrong to your family and friends is also not the answer.
Now, what I would like to see is these same actors in another series, maybe a modern series instead of a period series. That would be interesting!
Also, I like that the most powerful individual in the series ISN'T the two tall alphas (Shen Shao Yu and Shen Wen Lang), but Hau Yong. He clearly dominates everyone in the show. That's great!