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agreed on welcoming opinions! which is why insult-shaming everyone who enjoys the show ('eating yall alive') isn't exactly setting a friendly vibe either.
I’m sorry but is no one disturbed by this? 😭 Yok constantly set boundaries and they were all ignored. Why…
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I get why they're hard to root for, but their absolute lack of ethics is what makes the dynamic work. Mr Kang is an arrogant control freak who thinks money and power solve everything, and Seon-U is way too passive until he's pushed to a breaking point. Neither of them is 'good,' but watching 2 fundamentally flawed people collide and ruin each other’s professional boundaries is half the fun 😝
For the curious who have yet to dive into this, please don't let the 7.7 score fool you. If you like dramas with rich emotional depth, stunning craft, and room to breathe, give this a real shot.
I can't with that couple-coded magazine shoot the leads did together 😭😭😭 They look so good together it's…
You're right about that. It's too layered to be even labeled a BL. I see it as a character study of trauma and isolation ( totally relatable) and the uncomfortable realism of power dynamics. While it uses the framework of a boys' love story, it explores something much deeper: what it takes for a completely walled-off human being to risk everything just to feel something again.
Se-jin symbolizes the everyday nuisance you actually encounter in hyper-competitive academic or corporate spaces - which I think is Ahn Pan-seok’s way of depicting realism.
https://open.spotify.com/track/7car11MXOTjgApXtmLbh1I?si=eba3c7a7c5fb426c
https://www.reddit.com/r/ThaiBL/s/5Rb9Yyalh9