Tanky Toon

I don't speak Thai but there is a link in the previous comment to the Thai version and since I'm the type who can't watch a drama without wanting to know how it ends ...I watched the beginning, middle and last episode and the end seemed stupid to me.

http://kissasian.ch/Drama/My-Brother-Loves-Me-Too-Much/Movie?id=35923

Please don't add the third leg in these measurements

Yup, the last time my TV got toasted was when MaxTul was onscreen.

Yes I watch the series now for MewGulf and not for TharnType.

At this point of the series, and maybe even a bit earlier, I'm not watching it for TharnType as characters but for MewGulf as actors. They sizzle on screen that I can fry bacon and eggs on my TV.

I miswrote on my original comment...what I meant by tags as it's as in here on MDL site, so at least people can be aware before they watch and know what they're getting into before ranting about the violence that is inherent in the source material. I actually see a lot of BL dramas adapted from novels that water down the abusive relationships that make it seem that the abuse and violence are "acceptable." Whereas in the source material, the abuse and violence are more explicit that people can clearly tell that it is not okay. I couldn't stomach reading a lot of these type of Novels and only went to read them thinking it's all fine and dandy when it's not that I had to drop. Although I know there's people who do seek or read out these type of "rape romances." It depends on the individual's threshold of where one draws the line when abuse or violence is too much.

A lot of people are commenting how Type is violent, toxic etc., Making Tharn looking like an angel....but people also seem to neglect the all the times that Tharn forced himself on Type. People may think that Type was just playing hard to get since they are already in a relationship, but he also has the right to say no (although the physical violence may not be warranted) . I'm not justifying either behavior but it as far as the LBC / TT universe goes, there's a lot of rape/violence/assault scenes (explicit or implied) in the novel. The show is merely portraying the source material. That's why I sometimes wished that dramas that deal with assault/violent themes would be appropriately tagged so people won't be surprised. But then others don't see that shows like these need these tags and would rather sugarcoat this type of relationship as being romantic.

Same here @J100.

I know!!! I want to scream at the people who are on YT watching these but there are so many comments on the YT channels its hard to just shout and say stop watching!!!

Official links are found on the "Recent Discussions" section at the top of this comment section.

So freaking annoying these people uploading illegally just to get traffic to their site or channel. They will stop uploading when people stop going to these sites to view. No demand, no supply. It's so easy to find official links, it's just some people are lazy to do it. Smh.

If that's the case I don't know why they bothered picking it up for an adaptation.

ManishaSingh is onto something as I read some other reviews regarding this novel and does seem like trash so not even sure if it's worth going through the effort of reading it

https://www.shushengbar.net/?p=7183

Even without English translation of novel, people who are desperate enough like me can go to the Chinese novel link and have google translate the page. Be warned though that it would sound funny in some parts especially the names, but you will get the idea. Hahhaah.

I think it depends on how comfortable the actor is with their own sexuality...or how afraid they are of being typecasted or how afraid they are also of being rumored as gay irl aby others.

Like Godt who was clearly uncomfortable with a gay role, there are a lot of straight actors who need time to adjust with the role..while others are comfortable with it.

For me, the ones who don't look to be comfortable with gay roles are the ones who have problems with dodging gay rumors (looking at you New, Krist) ....while the ones who are comfortable with gay roles, seem to be the ones who don't really give a fluck about being typecasted (Singto, Max, Earth to name a few)

But really I think it boils down to the actors' comfort level as the same thing could be said for Male/Female couplings where some actresses draw the line on open mouth kissing, etc. Etc. For example, I've been waiting for the longest time for a InSun smooch but I think I'll grow a tail before that ever happens.

I so agree with you! I like New better in Sotus and seems to be better as Apo. I don't know if that has to do with Tay and New being bestfriends irl because I saw an interview before that either Tay or New said it was awkward acting between them especially during kissing scenes because they've been friends for so long. And they are not alone as a few other onscreen partners (even hetero ones) who are friends irl also express the same awkwardness when acting in romantic/sexual relationships.

This is by far my favorite BL series this year and I don't know whether it's attributed to this show itself or maybe because I was kinda disappointed with the rest of the shows that TharnType stood out.

This is why people sometimes say "Don't fix what's not broken"

Hahhahaah about lan zhan and wei ying having more chemisty than petekao.......petekao is like stale bread....hahhah....I'm now just watching for sunmork.....
At least no matter how disappointing TWM:NC was to me, at least KornKnock still have some spark left even with all that drama.