Maybe I need to marinate in this story more. After all, I *did* wish that Earth would break away from being typecast in stoic roles. I just don't think I can get past the sexual harassment when it's so integral to the show's premise.
What I like about this series is that not only is the romance a slow burn, but the motivations and identities of the antagonists are a slow burn too. What's Jun's real agenda? What does Pemika really want? We don't know! And that's refreshing to me. The fact that Pemika has believable intentions and isn't just a typical one-dimensional evil CEO, and the fact that we don't really know if Jun wants to end up with Thame or Po (OR BOTH), yeah, this is great television.
Full disclosure: I only gave this series the time of day because I think Est is hot. (Breaking news: fork found in kitchen! More at 9) It's a great beginning, I'll give it at least three episodes.
Oh, I fear we have all been bamboozled. The "bromance" tag is actually for Chatjen's relationships; Saint and Shin were just doing all the regular gay shi* lol
I'm at the beginning of Ep 7 and the show STILL hasn't revealed what happened between Shin and Saint. At this point it's just pissing me off, I want to hold them against a wall with a weapon and scream "BACKSTORY! EXPOSITION! NOW!!"
Watching Ep 3. I really hope there's a deep, serious and understandable reason for Saint and Shin's fallout because if it's just miscommunication or some petty shit... ugh, what a letdown.
I swear these gays are trying to murder me