90% of the trailer is ji yu and her interactions with the boys. ji yu and chan young are holdings hands, while…
Except there is no proof of marginalization or erasure in this drama. It's simply your *fear* that that will be the case, because it has been before. Heesu's story is very obviously the primary aspect of this drama. And filling the comment section with negativity before the drama is even out is an affront to all the people who worked hard.
Obviously the queer couple's interactions will be more tentative at first, that comes with the territory of baby gays discovering themselves in a conservative country. Thankfully not all BLs are fantastical wish fulfillment with no sense of reality. And some of us are more concerned with authentic stories being told than just being served fluff.
Adaptations bring out the pitchforks in dedicated fans. Ariel's skin tone changed in The Little Mermaid's adaptation,…
And gay it will be. It's being released on a specialized queer OTT and it has been waiting to be released for years which happens to gay shit all the time because homophobia. Spreading hate or fearmongering about the project before it's even out because of worry that it's been "messed" with is just doing a disservice to everyone involved.
Ahn Jiho and Lee Sangjun are proud of this drama and have been waiting for it to finally come out, just as we have, and the least we can do is give them the benefit of the doubt.
any readers of the webtoon?? anyone know who plays who?? i know hong minki plays the p.e. student (?)
The character names for the main three guys in the drama are the same as in the webtoon. Chaemin plays Jaeyul, Junyoung plays Jiwon and Minki plays Hyeonoh.
K dramas have been a train wreck lately! While Chinese dramas have been giving us major hits that are extremely…
Speak for yourself. MDN is #1 on Viki in 136 countries as well as on TVING and it’s the second most successful tvN drama in terms of pre-release reach on SNS.
"My Dearest Nemesis, global response explodes. #1 in 136 countries overseas
According to global OTT Rakuten Viki on the 27th, tvN's Monday-Tuesday drama 'My Dearest Nemesis' (written by Kim Soo-yeon, directed by Lee Soo-hyun) ranked first in 136 countries overseas, including major countries such as the US, Brazil, Mexico, the UK, France, India, and UAE, based on its first week of airing. It also received a rating of 9.7 points (out of 10), proving its global interest."
This is actually fun to watch, but I would have enjoyed it more if the ML didn’t have a traumatic past. Only…
His tragic backstory is the entire reason why he's stuck in arrested development and still living out his childhood as an adult, though. He never got a chance to after his parents died.
The women in this drama are great, the men not so much.
I felt the opposite. The bond between the brothers was the heart of the drama for me and Cha Woo-min was an absolute scene stealer. I also found SML more interesting than SFL.
The SML is going on my list of disliked characters because a bad character is being shown as good. Glad that others…
He's a totally normal person to anyone who's not uptight about consenting adults having one night stands. He's been nothing but nice so far, both to ML and to SFL.
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Obviously the queer couple's interactions will be more tentative at first, that comes with the territory of baby gays discovering themselves in a conservative country. Thankfully not all BLs are fantastical wish fulfillment with no sense of reality. And some of us are more concerned with authentic stories being told than just being served fluff.
Ahn Jiho and Lee Sangjun are proud of this drama and have been waiting for it to finally come out, just as we have, and the least we can do is give them the benefit of the doubt.
https://x.com/jenny061215/status/1892787700639441360
According to global OTT Rakuten Viki on the 27th, tvN's Monday-Tuesday drama 'My Dearest Nemesis' (written by Kim Soo-yeon, directed by Lee Soo-hyun) ranked first in 136 countries overseas, including major countries such as the US, Brazil, Mexico, the UK, France, India, and UAE, based on its first week of airing. It also received a rating of 9.7 points (out of 10), proving its global interest."
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