Sounds silly, I didn't start watching this series and I fear snakes . will there be any problem for me to watch…
There's quite a lot of snakes (including dead/cut ones), especially when Wu Suo Wei goes training to be a snake breeder. You might want to skip scenes where "Mr. Wang" is involved, he's the owner of the breeding farm. I do think past episode 5 the snakes won't be shown as much since Chi Cheng gets involved more romantically with Wu Suo Wei.
If you want me to spoil the snake scenes so you can skip them without missing out on the story let me know!
literally had to do a double take after seeing BL and China in one place. is it really bl? or like "censored adaptation…
It's a Chinese bl released outside of China so it doesn't need to pass censorship laws! But they also don't make as much revenue through this type of distribution hence the lower quality than what you might be used to with regular Chinese productions
WTF! Uhmmm no! it's called cheating. what kind of messed up take is that?
I think the difference between Pit Babe and ITSAY is that the later has a setting closer to reality, while Pit Babe is just so unserious to begin with... Like if they're going to use the omegaverse and superpowers, they could throw in some pheromone explanation for why Babe is attracted to Willy... Like they don't even need to make it a cheating plot, it could be that Willy is using his powers to charm Babe and at that very moment Babe is powerless so he can't resist... idk just some thoughts to make it more fun
I think he was playing role there to get close Mei so she can open up to him without worry. He prented he was…
That's what I thought at first, but then they threw in the 'Mei talks in Thai, Songmin answers in Korean' bit and even if we're meant to believe he's still using the translator app, it was a bit weird...
maybe he didn't have the vocabulary to express what he wanted to say in Thai.. considering he's not fluent and…
I think that's why they did it, but they should've provided some explanation... Songmin's dad was shown to be proud of him for learning to speak thai so well compared to his brother Jun ho, so even if he doesn't sound like it I thought we were meant to believe he was fluent, but then this happened... It's not very consistent to say the least
how was this script approved it's so awkward... Songmin has been talking in Thai without a problem until now but out of the blue he needs a translator to communicate with Sun's sister? Was he just tired that day and they went with it? And that almost kiss was so out of place, no build up at all, they really be doing anything just for the plot
Let’s be real this show is just bad softcore p*rn lol
Only interesting character is Willy and they fumbled his storyline with Babe by making Babe completely clear about rejecting him… Maybe it’s Pavel’s acting that lacks something but I wish Babe was a bit more ambivalent and showed some interest in Willy, it would make for a more complex character. We’ll see what happens in the next ep, hopefully they went through with it to spice things up
i see now more haters are commenting theses days on top form. i think i know why, cause top form is getting more…
A pure hate comment? "The acting in Top Form feels forced, I wish it could've been on the same level as Gelboys which was genuine and believable"... that's just a comparison to highlight a complaint for this show, why would you jump to hate?
Что ты тут забыл бро? Если тебе так хочется посмотреть на гетеро,…
Maybe you'll learn to be less spiteful and more empathetic. We all have our reasons to think a certain way, and aggressiveness will be met with more resistance.
Now in the end I'm not saying we should hold off from showing gay-only stories, but that overall the decision to add a straight storyline in Heesu in Class 2 is somewhat justified and shouldn't be seen as gay erasure or "straightwashing".
- It provides a break from the main narrative, allowing it to be better paced, to keep the interest going for the main characters. It's a common plot device in dramas and not something to be seen as stealing the spotlight away from Heesu. - Heesu remains the main character of the show, everything revolves around him, even Chanyoung's relationship plays a part in him realizing his feelings. - It grounds the story in reality, as gay people will more than often be surrounded by straights, it gives the series a more authentic feel and may help with acceptance as the straight and gay couples are seen as equals. - It could've been an attempt to put the show on TV, in which case if it hadn't failed would've reached a wider audience in Korea and helped bring down prejudice against gay people.
If you want me to spoil the snake scenes so you can skip them without missing out on the story let me know!
side note I am still mad about that haircut ughh
Only interesting character is Willy and they fumbled his storyline with Babe by making Babe completely clear about rejecting him… Maybe it’s Pavel’s acting that lacks something but I wish Babe was a bit more ambivalent and showed some interest in Willy, it would make for a more complex character. We’ll see what happens in the next ep, hopefully they went through with it to spice things up
Now in the end I'm not saying we should hold off from showing gay-only stories, but that overall the decision to add a straight storyline in Heesu in Class 2 is somewhat justified and shouldn't be seen as gay erasure or "straightwashing".
- It provides a break from the main narrative, allowing it to be better paced, to keep the interest going for the main characters. It's a common plot device in dramas and not something to be seen as stealing the spotlight away from Heesu.
- Heesu remains the main character of the show, everything revolves around him, even Chanyoung's relationship plays a part in him realizing his feelings.
- It grounds the story in reality, as gay people will more than often be surrounded by straights, it gives the series a more authentic feel and may help with acceptance as the straight and gay couples are seen as equals.
- It could've been an attempt to put the show on TV, in which case if it hadn't failed would've reached a wider audience in Korea and helped bring down prejudice against gay people.