No. Most likely, that role is Nanon or Win. Even in the interview they did not give details but the love triangle…
I’m sure it will be great! I might wait until at least a few episodes are aired to watch it though because watching one episode at a time for a Moon Lovers remake sounds too sad!
What a cute couple! Fans of BW are losing their shit; so many fansites deactivating. I guess it’s good, though, because it means he can move on and be supported by people who actually appreciate his work.
personally, not even Mark and Yaya can make me get hooked into this drama.I'm dropping it, maybe I'll just wait…
I might do the same… At least then you can kind of skip through the episodes and finish the series quickly without having to come back every week for the next 2 episodes hahah
seems like a fair question to me.Of the 15 male actors listed, at least 7 of them have had male lovers in one…
I don’t feel like it’s stupid to consider that it might be BL or have BL themes; frankly a lot of people know certain actors BECAUSE of BL. Sure they don’t only act in BL but, again, not everyone knows that. Not only that but also GMMTV often includes such themes. Not sure why everyone is so haughty about it. Seeing certain actors’ names, most will expect certain genres (e.g. romance, crime fiction, historical fiction, thriller, etc. depending on the actor).
Of course they could have just searched their query better and they almost certainly would have realised… but it’s not wrong to ask a question about a series on the page for that series, right?
Before I get into this… Those who are watching, do you think it would be rated much lower if it wasn’t Mark and Yaya? Just want to prepare myself LOL this isn’t the kind of plot I would usually watch but after waiting so long for Mark and Yaya to pair up again, I think I have to hahaha
Haha anyway, this drama REALLY excels at setting tones; the chicken shop seems so warm and inviting, especially in the opening scene of the first episode. The scene in the market with Gaipa’s mother is thoroughly heartbreaking, you can feel Gaipa’s pain; it feels like you are there, seeing everything unfold before your eyes.
I get where you’re coming from but sometimes people don’t have the familiarity with certain topics; there are even questions you might ask that others think have obvious answers but it’s never nice to be responded to unkindly when you are making an effort to learn/better understand something^^
It’s clear Maggi didn’t understand… They were asking for clarification from other viewers. Of course YOU specifically don’t need to explain but why comment rudely? Where else should they ask for clarification? And in the end you wrote so many words that you may as well have just explained. I am tired of rude answers to harmless questions.
They were talking about family, as in relation. I don't remember the exact word, but WQ sees ZY as little brother…
Yes, it is definitely homophobic. Funnily enough I was actually going to use a comparison to race to reinforce that; there are a lot of similarities there, for sure, so I’m glad you touched on that :)
That’s the fun thing about media; I see where you’re coming from and agree but I think he isn’t choosing denial, I think he the denial is subconscious. Part of him won’t even let himself entertain the idea that Yuan likes him but it isn’t intentional, it’s rooted in the kind of homophobia we’ve already mentioned. And that is compounded by him truly having considered Yuan as a brother and even almost a son for so many years. I can understand how such a relationship would feel uncomfortable, less possible and almost immoral (even if it isn’t) to Wei Qian than to Yuan who, again, never really viewed Wei Qian as a sibling.
In regards to the lack of interest in relationships, I also think that is more to do with the trauma surrounding his mother + becoming essentially a parent at a young age and still feeling like that needs to be his main focus, his main role. But not considering relationships at all would definitely explain his lack of consideration about what kind of people he is attracted to!
Of course they could have just searched their query better and they almost certainly would have realised… but it’s not wrong to ask a question about a series on the page for that series, right?
Haha anyway, this drama REALLY excels at setting tones; the chicken shop seems so warm and inviting, especially in the opening scene of the first episode. The scene in the market with Gaipa’s mother is thoroughly heartbreaking, you can feel Gaipa’s pain; it feels like you are there, seeing everything unfold before your eyes.
That’s the fun thing about media; I see where you’re coming from and agree but I think he isn’t choosing denial, I think he the denial is subconscious. Part of him won’t even let himself entertain the idea that Yuan likes him but it isn’t intentional, it’s rooted in the kind of homophobia we’ve already mentioned. And that is compounded by him truly having considered Yuan as a brother and even almost a son for so many years. I can understand how such a relationship would feel uncomfortable, less possible and almost immoral (even if it isn’t) to Wei Qian than to Yuan who, again, never really viewed Wei Qian as a sibling.
In regards to the lack of interest in relationships, I also think that is more to do with the trauma surrounding his mother + becoming essentially a parent at a young age and still feeling like that needs to be his main focus, his main role. But not considering relationships at all would definitely explain his lack of consideration about what kind of people he is attracted to!