Lys

I can't seem to find anything other than a cut version with the dialogue replaced with music. The other links are dead. Can anyone help me watch this somehow? I love Gun and want to see everything he's in.

Right??? I didn't think twice about the show based on the title and description, but now I'm pumped. I hate that we have to wait so long.

I agree, the friendships were really the show's strong point. I really appreciate that the couples weren't just in a bubble of their own. The people in their lives were very important. And I was pleasantly surprised with the secondary couple. I wanted to see a certain someone kiss a guy, so I was bummed about that, but I did appreciate that not all close relationships were romantic. I feel like that's rare in shows like these, both BL and het.

Wtf, what a waste of a car accident scene. If I'm gonna go through such a tropey show, I at least want the love interest to feel some emotional distress over his future boyfriend. To be fair, I'm only on episode 5, but I don't see how it would be properly implemented now that he's out of the hospital. I had nowhere to rant about it, though, so I came here. How random and pointless.

I mean, dudes fall in love with each other, so pretty much.

What, really? I would love that! Must be kind of weird with him playing both roles and all, but I'm down. I mean, assuming everyone ends up together and gets a happy ending.

Thank you for asking this. I had the same question. I hate romance shoved into plots.

Thank you! Now I'll actually watch it. I hate when anytime a female character is present, no one can freaking just be friends with her. Someone always has to claim her, and it's gross.

Yeah, exactly. It's just a new kind of dark confidence that you don't see him with very often. He played a thug type in a movie I saw, and I imagine that's sort of similar to what we have here. Only this is more polished and complex, because he's older.

I wish we had some concrete information. I hate that these things basically rule my life, but I can't read or speak Chinese, Thai, or Korean, so I don't even really know where to dig up sources for information.

Yeah, he was just the one who sold him out at the end. But I wonder if maybe he showed up more and we just didn't notice him. I caught a character like that in Manner of Death who had like no lines but actually did some significant stuff, and I didn't even see him in my first watch, lol.

I've seen people mention this here and there, but does anyone have a link or something to back this up? I REALLY hope we get a season 2, but the lead actors didn't seem to think a season 2 was coming just weeks ago, so I want to know what changed, if anything. (It'll break my heart if this is all a misunderstanding or false rumor.)

The dude that called their relationship disturbing or whatever--the pudgy guy. He wasn't a prominent character, I think he was only in a couple episodes. He was the one who betrayed Tangyi and sold him out when they kidnapped his younger sister.

Thanks for sharing! It's subbed now. (An interview/game with the main two actors, for those wondering what the link is)

Falling in love with Gun has taken me down some very odd cinematic roads, that's all I can say. This was... definitely not what I was expecting...? The guy who played Aun was hot, though.

I just want that creepy rapist nerd to die.

Oh, but this is definitely making me even more excited for Not Me in the next few months. Gun is so freaking amazing in everything he does. I like this glimpse of his gritty side.

It's weird seeing cute, sweet little Gun playing such a nasty, violent character. This is definitely an... interesting film. Very strange, but the dedication to "pink films" at the end should clue you in a bit on the intention. Weirdness, artsy approaches, and lots of gratuitous sex. It's more of an homage to an already bizarre genre, so I guess there's no point looking too deeply for a hidden message. Maybe I'm wrong, though.

I saw people drawing the parallels between the other film and this one, suggesting this is a sequel, but other than the names and actors being the same, I don't really see how you can go from one to the other. The power dynamic is off. I feel like this could be an AU of the first, maybe, but James and Playboy don't have a relationship reflective of the first film in the second. Just my opinion, though. They're both pretty strange films, and a lot is up to the viewer decide.

Saaaaaaaaaaaaaaame. I don't think it's a spoiler to say this is NOT A BL for those who found it off of that same list. Clearly the list creator hadn't actually seen it or looked closely.

Haha, don't feel bad. I laughed too. It's so wrong, but you can't help but find these things kind of hilarious, purely because it was done innocently. (But seriously, I haven't watched this show yet, and that's so freaking uncomfortable that one of the characters is wearing Nazi paraphernalia. I still don't get how people can be ignorant of that stuff.)