Wow, this is quite excellent, dealing forthright about a super important topic for men: physical intimacy in a relationship and what kind of damage it can do to a man and a relationship if it is neglected or outright eliminated. Also, it can impact women too, this show did touch on that. Very realistic portrayal.
Very cute. I love watching Junior chase Sun, all cute and self-confident. Reminds me so much of In chasing Korn in UWMA, same cute vibes, but without the tradegy. Story is a little absurd in places, pacing a bit uneven, but the OST is good, and Porsche and Arm. Really, worth a watch.
Original was my first Thai BL series. Then 10 years later... my how the BL landscape has changed, and me with it. Noh and Phun is a great story but throw in all the school and teen angst, it just made it tedious and took me a long time to finish this. Felt like wading through hours of boring content looking for little cute moments, and teases. Having said all that, it was alright--sticking ose to the same story beats as the original, though the classic launched the careers of many actors. What will this one do?
This was like watching a manga. Kinda all over the place. Serious one minute, goofy the next, some nice couple's moments, overall it was good. Missing something though. If i had to guess, it seemed the couple was a bit too unrealistic, like each guy was, well as I said earlier, a tropey manga character. I wanted to believe the chemistry but it seemed a bit flat. Just my opinion, after all.
Actually liked this more than Unintentional Love Story (ULS). This was more powerful, more thought-provoking, and had much more to say in less amount of time. Tight script, incredibly well acted, especially Do Woo. In ULS, he was just OK, fault of the material I think, but he shined brightly and made me genuinely cry for him in this. I was heartbroken after that thing with his dad... and that wasn't the only tears. OST was good and touching.
I really enjoyed this show, for the most part. Am I the only one who didn't really like the last two episodes.…
Felt like the last episode just wouldn't end, and when I thought it would, nope another scene was tacked on lol I think instead of spending an hour wrapping up 60 loose ends, it would have been better to wrap them up in the last 2 or 3 episodes.
In 20 years of watching BL, never seen a couple I didn't want to end up together as much as Ming an Joe. I can't imagine a worse fate than an ex trying to force me to love them again... kinda started since the assault and handcuffs. I get it, they're really trying to hard sell this love story, this crazy abusive love story. The show is well produced and decent writing, but Ming needs to go.
Good though it kinda felt like they ran out of steam near the end and just went for a safe, standard drama ending. Felt like there was some underutilized potential, especially the second couple.
Ahn Semin (Jin Inho) is gorgeous. Couldn't take my eyes off him.
Just finished watching this, and It was nice but it's definitely not better than the japanese version. I admit…
I can't watch New play this role. I hate it when he plays weak, submissive, socially awkward, etc. I liked him as Kao in Kiss the Series. Just gotta skip this.
Having said all that, it was alright--sticking ose to the same story beats as the original, though the classic launched the careers of many actors. What will this one do?
Must watch even if you didn't watch ULS.
I think instead of spending an hour wrapping up 60 loose ends, it would have been better to wrap them up in the last 2 or 3 episodes.
I can't imagine a worse fate than an ex trying to force me to love them again... kinda started since the assault and handcuffs.
I get it, they're really trying to hard sell this love story, this crazy abusive love story.
The show is well produced and decent writing, but Ming needs to go.
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Ahn Semin (Jin Inho) is gorgeous. Couldn't take my eyes off him.