The Great’s gay alarm clock got me 😂! His gay panic when Tyme approached was hilarious. The chemistry between them is incredible.
I died laughing when Tyme went to the mirror, flexed his arm, and adjusted his clothes while the nurse looked at him suspiciously. For someone who is considered grumpy, a certain patient received some special treatment, if you know what I mean 😏 😂
Since 'DFF', Thanawat and JJay have had amazing chemistry, and it would be wonderful if they ended up together. I really dislike betrayals, but in this case, I wouldn’t mind. I just hope I don’t end up with a bad impression of Korn, but that woman probably put something in his drink. I hope to change my opinion in the next episode.
I've never been so happy with an announcement like this. We will have two Taiwanese premieres in the month of my birthday. On August 22nd, I'll be SEATED!
Kohei's jealousy was quite amusing; it was clear he was uncomfortable seeing Taichi and the girl smiling together. When Taichi noticed, he ended up making up an excuse, which was funny.
The way Taichi, all excited, ran to tell his friends that Kohei was going to the camp was so cute. He was so happy that he couldn't stop smiling.
In today’s episode, Takara’s past and feelings were explored in a subtle yet meaningful way. The storyline had a well-balanced pace and a melancholic tone.
It all starts with Takara cleaning the glass marbles, focusing on the ones Taishin gave him. The lingering smile suggests he is either reminiscing about the moment or feeling something for Taishin. He becomes so distracted while looking at them that he accidentally drops a marble. Then, we have a flashback with a woman, and he has a different look in his eyes. This same look appears when he talks with his colleagues, who don’t notice anything, even though Takara is good at hiding his feelings. Taishin, however, notices that something is wrong and asks if he is okay. Takara doesn’t respond, and the fact that his friends call him seems to have been a good opportunity for him to avoid Taishin’s question.
The most striking scene was the conversation between Takara, Taishin, and the lost boy. Takara reacts similarly when the boy says that his mother is so busy that she forgot him, and when the boy offers a marble to his mother. He goes back to the same flashback with the woman who says, "Glass is artificial," and who probably threw it on the ground, possibly his mother. A POV from him alone would be amazing, as he reminds me of someone.
Now, Taishin is very innocent, noticing that all the couples are in love during the fireworks festival. He approaches Takara, who is away from everyone, which reminded me of the scene where Takara is organizing fireworks with his friend. The friend says he didn’t used to participate in these events, and I feel that he might have gone because of Taishin.
The moment when Taishin places his hand on his chest, without fully understanding the nature of his feelings, further highlights his innocence.
AAAA waiting a week for the next episode is torture 😭
bro, intense kissing on the kitchen counter, on the couch, omg 😭🥰 the chemistry is on fire!!!! I want the next episode right now 🤧 they are head over heels for each other, but the next episode might have some angst and I'm not prepared for that.
And the second couple, I think they should have their own trope "Grumpy businessman and physical therapist" damn, JJ practically tamed the beast 😂
Omg ...that was incredibly wholesome, cute, and comforting 🥰. Despite some small changes from the manga, it still managed to convey that warm and cozy feeling.
Gosh...as the weeks go by, I'm loving this BL drama more and more! 🥰 This episode was total chaos, and I totally related to the situation of facing something during the internship and not being able to talk to the supervisor. I'm also interning, so I know how it feels haha. Off and Gun keep showing that unique chemistry, and Jane is revealing her sweeter and gentler side. As my mom always says, tough people on the outside are often the softest and sweetest on the inside🥰.
The chemistry between Off and Gun is something I never get tired of watching. Seriously, they can do as many BL dramas as they want and they will always excel. They have a connection that makes everything seem natural.
i still think Off handles grumpy characters really well. His acting is always excellent.
And we saw some progress between the two. Jane showed a sweeter side by putting tape on Ryan’s shoe. It was cliché but adorable, because he is really concerned about him.
In the scene where Kohei is alone in the rain and Taichi appears with an umbrella, it's heart-wrenching. Kohei's lost and desolate face says it all; I wonder how long he stood there, lost in his thoughts 😢. When he finally confessed his feelings for Taichi, there was only sadness in his eyes 😢.
I WANT THE SHIP BETWEEN JIM AND MIKE TO SAIL 😭 THERE IS A CHEMISTRY BETWEEN THEM THAT NEEDS TO BE EXPLORED. SO, PRODUCERS, PLEASE PAY ATTENTION TO THIS 🤞🤞
That conversation between Ming and Sol was so necessary and finally ended their rivalry. It hurts to think that Sol deserved more opportunities than Ming to be with Joe, but Joe always chose Ming. He has shown this many times, and maybe that's what made some people upset with Joe.
Now I can only hope that Sol finds a good guy, as nice as he is, who understands him, and that Ming and Joe are happy together.
I WILL REALLY MISS THE TENSION BETWEEN MING AND SOL, I loved it. But MING ALWAYS WON WITH HIS MOCKING LOOK 🤣
Now, the last scene... The last time I cried watching My Stand In was when Ming was crying at Joe's funeral. And today, I cried at Joe's words. He finally managed to act in a movie where he is not a stand-in for anyone, chosen because of his talent, and watching it with the people he loves. No one has suffered as much as Joe, and I hope he is happy.
ABOUT TONG... I JUST CAN'T LIKE HIM. HE SEEMED LIKE AN INTRUDER WHEN THE WHOLE FAMILY WAS SITTING AT THE TABLE! AND THAT EXCUSE "I WILL PUT YOUR NAME BACK IN THE MOVIE" SERIOUSLY??? TONG, I CAN'T ACCEPT THAT, JOE DID WELL TO REFUSE.
It's so funny when they call San a great-grandfather and great-great-grandfather 🤣 It's kind of weird, but Daou is killing it with the performance, it's really impressive.
Jane's mood is so up and down, changing super fast 😭 This whole time, he was really tough on most of the interns, but in the last scene, he was so chill when he said those words to Ryan. Seeing Ryan jumping for joy when the ball hit the net was awesome.
The scene showing Kohei's perspective was painful, revealing his isolation and the feeling of not belonging anywhere, making loneliness so distressing. However, I was glad with how the episode ended, seeing him smile warmed my heart.
After reading several comments and rewiew, I noticed there aren't many comparisons between "Takara no Vidro" and "My Beautiful Man!". In fact, they are quite different. When I watched "25 ji Akasaka de", initially I thought it would be similar to the two previous BLs.
Takara is a complex character, closed off, and his expressions are hard to decipher; his eyes seem to be the key to understanding him. This became evident on several occasions, especially when his gaze returned to Taishin repeatedly, notably in the tent where Taishin expressed his desire to get closer. I noticed a subtle change in his gaze when the mention of hand-touching came up... I believe Takara is full of surprises.
As for Taishin, my first impression was that he was shy, but throughout the episode, I realized he's more insecure yet fundamentally a good guy. His eyes light up when he sees Takara, with an innocent and sweet gaze contrasting with the less pleasant experiences reflected in Takara's eyes...
I truly loved this episode and hope more people watch it because it's worth it. And I was surprised to learn that we'll have 11 episodes!
I died laughing when Tyme went to the mirror, flexed his arm, and adjusted his clothes while the nurse looked at him suspiciously. For someone who is considered grumpy, a certain patient received some special treatment, if you know what I mean 😏 😂
Since 'DFF', Thanawat and JJay have had amazing chemistry, and it would be wonderful if they ended up together. I really dislike betrayals, but in this case, I wouldn’t mind. I just hope I don’t end up with a bad impression of Korn, but that woman probably put something in his drink. I hope to change my opinion in the next episode.
The way Taichi, all excited, ran to tell his friends that Kohei was going to the camp was so cute. He was so happy that he couldn't stop smiling.
It all starts with Takara cleaning the glass marbles, focusing on the ones Taishin gave him. The lingering smile suggests he is either reminiscing about the moment or feeling something for Taishin. He becomes so distracted while looking at them that he accidentally drops a marble. Then, we have a flashback with a woman, and he has a different look in his eyes. This same look appears when he talks with his colleagues, who don’t notice anything, even though Takara is good at hiding his feelings. Taishin, however, notices that something is wrong and asks if he is okay. Takara doesn’t respond, and the fact that his friends call him seems to have been a good opportunity for him to avoid Taishin’s question.
The most striking scene was the conversation between Takara, Taishin, and the lost boy. Takara reacts similarly when the boy says that his mother is so busy that she forgot him, and when the boy offers a marble to his mother. He goes back to the same flashback with the woman who says, "Glass is artificial," and who probably threw it on the ground, possibly his mother. A POV from him alone would be amazing, as he reminds me of someone.
Now, Taishin is very innocent, noticing that all the couples are in love during the fireworks festival. He approaches Takara, who is away from everyone, which reminded me of the scene where Takara is organizing fireworks with his friend. The friend says he didn’t used to participate in these events, and I feel that he might have gone because of Taishin.
The moment when Taishin places his hand on his chest, without fully understanding the nature of his feelings, further highlights his innocence.
AAAA waiting a week for the next episode is torture 😭
And the second couple, I think they should have their own trope "Grumpy businessman and physical therapist" damn, JJ practically tamed the beast 😂
i still think Off handles grumpy characters really well. His acting is always excellent.
And we saw some progress between the two. Jane showed a sweeter side by putting tape on Ryan’s shoe. It was cliché but adorable, because he is really concerned about him.
Now I can only hope that Sol finds a good guy, as nice as he is, who understands him, and that Ming and Joe are happy together.
I WILL REALLY MISS THE TENSION BETWEEN MING AND SOL, I loved it. But MING ALWAYS WON WITH HIS MOCKING LOOK 🤣
Now, the last scene... The last time I cried watching My Stand In was when Ming was crying at Joe's funeral. And today, I cried at Joe's words. He finally managed to act in a movie where he is not a stand-in for anyone, chosen because of his talent, and watching it with the people he loves. No one has suffered as much as Joe, and I hope he is happy.
ABOUT TONG... I JUST CAN'T LIKE HIM. HE SEEMED LIKE AN INTRUDER WHEN THE WHOLE FAMILY WAS SITTING AT THE TABLE! AND THAT EXCUSE "I WILL PUT YOUR NAME BACK IN THE MOVIE" SERIOUSLY??? TONG, I CAN'T ACCEPT THAT, JOE DID WELL TO REFUSE.
Su Yin: Your man? Who is your man in this house?
Jin Xiao Bao: 😨
Oh my gosh, I was dying laughing at this scene.Jin Xiao Bao looked like he wanted to dig a hole and bury his head in shame. 🤣
We all need a friend like Taichi by our side.
Takara is a complex character, closed off, and his expressions are hard to decipher; his eyes seem to be the key to understanding him. This became evident on several occasions, especially when his gaze returned to Taishin repeatedly, notably in the tent where Taishin expressed his desire to get closer. I noticed a subtle change in his gaze when the mention of hand-touching came up... I believe Takara is full of surprises.
As for Taishin, my first impression was that he was shy, but throughout the episode, I realized he's more insecure yet fundamentally a good guy. His eyes light up when he sees Takara, with an innocent and sweet gaze contrasting with the less pleasant experiences reflected in Takara's eyes...
I truly loved this episode and hope more people watch it because it's worth it.
And I was surprised to learn that we'll have 11 episodes!
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