OMG—I feel exactly the same way! I’ve, actually, offered to suggest BL series to Netflix (on Bluesky), but haven’t gotten a response (😝). There’s nobody in their programming department that seems to know much, ( or cares), about BL series (obviously). Wouldn’t that seem like a fair statement?
I’d like them to get Shine, for one. (I haven’t seen it, yet.)
Love is a Poison was pretty good, though. But, that’s about it.
It wasn’t, at all, very good until this last episode, which just gave me some hope it might go somewhere, other…
Different strokes. But, I do agree with your opinion of Secrets Happened on the Litchi Island. It was very good, refined, tasteful, and thoughtful.
They can’t all be those things, unfortunately, and if something touches me, in one way or another, even sometimes, undefined, I can find pleasure in it.
Can someone explain this ridiculously high rating? I haven't watched this before, but I've also never seen a bl…
It wasn’t, at all, very good until this last episode, which just gave me some hope it might go somewhere, other than the dumpster. I don’t understand the ridiculously high rating, up ‘til this point, and still it wouldn’t deserve an 8.9! Is it anywhere near other series, like: To My Shore, ABO Desire, or even khemjira? I’d say not. But, miraculously… In the sixth episode, more than halfway through, they become hot, confident, we find a hint of some deep trauma in Qin’s life, and Duang seems to have completely matured in a matter of hours!
I didn’t see Triage, but I don’t think I could watch it, if Tee is one of the leads. I don’t care for him, AT ALL. And why would Nabnueng be interested in him, except as a case study?
I didn’t bother watching after half of the first episode. I thought there might, actually, have been some form of improvement in a Japanese version, but it was obvious from the short bit I watched, that it was not the case, here.
I’d like them to get Shine, for one. (I haven’t seen it, yet.)
Love is a Poison was pretty good, though. But, that’s about it.
They can’t all be those things, unfortunately, and if something touches me, in one way or another, even sometimes, undefined, I can find pleasure in it.
But, miraculously…
In the sixth episode, more than halfway through, they become hot, confident, we find a hint of some deep trauma in Qin’s life, and Duang seems to have completely matured in a matter of hours!
Maybe the rest WILL be worth watching.
Eeew… don’t like #69, either.