why did this episode feel so short? this is such a good show. the acing in this episode was *chef's kiss*. i hope…
It didn't feel short to me, but it felt hectic - there was a lot going on. But the acting in this was so good all around that it doesn't feel like a BL. I wish all series would cast experinced (and talented) actors in all the roles this this series.
The conversation between the father and Li Gong is even more nonsensical than I thought it would be. I'm starting…
I think it would have turned out better if that were the case. I think they had an AI watch all the BLs ever made and it threw in all the most overused cliches into a script.
This is so good - what a pleasant surprise. I couldn't believe the conversation they had over dinner - it's amazing how they can make such dirty talk sound wholesome and innocent. That text - "How about if I come over on Sunday and see your jiang-jiang made me spit up my coffee. "I'm sure he's asleep". Actually, I'm pretty sure he was busy with his jiang-jiang.
And that scene from next week... that was hot. Togawa treats Nozue like a superior with respect, but I love the reversal coming up.
I know that you're kidding, but I wouldn't with a family member's lover. It's cliche, but lovers come and go,…
It seems unlikely this scenario will come up often. But these two didn't even try to resist - and while temptations happen, it shouldn't that early in a relationship - I don't think Tupe can really be in love with Richard.
It is faithful. They didn't change the characters. I never thought To My Star was light and fun, btw. But I agree…
Well, whatever they did, it didn't work for me and I'm not continuing. It just lacks any authenticity for me - he runs off with no explanation and refuses to talk about it is not adult and not a good person, so I find I don't care if they get together - I kind hope they don't. Once someone has violated your trust that badly, you can't come back from it.
Not every relationship has a "happily ever after" cliche ending. If that were the case there would be no season…
I've stopped caring. Yes, it's true, not every couple has a happy ending, but this one did. And one of the defining characteristics of BL is the happy ending.
I feel like if you make a sequel to a series, it should be faithful to the nature of the original. If you're going to take something light, funny, and cute, and then turn it into something dark, heavy, and despressing, just don't. Make a totally different story with different characters so that you aren't creating an expectation and disappointing it. I got through five minutes of ep 5 and gave up.
Really? I really adore Barcode and think he should be protected at all costs... But I feel like his acting sucks.…
You think Barcode's acting sucks?!? He's superb - his confession to Kim was so painfully awkward and authentic - everything he does is. He and Jeff are so good that it highlights the mediocre acting of everyone else. Nobody is embarassing, and they're all plenty good enough for a show like this, but there's not a lot of range being shown.
And that scene from next week... that was hot. Togawa treats Nozue like a superior with respect, but I love the reversal coming up.