Namping won me over. I can't get over Khem. I wanted to hug him all the time.
They admire Keng so much that they want him to die single. And mark my words, if Keng ever listens to these lunatics' words and makes decisions according to that, he's gonna be doomed. Nothing can satisfy this type of fans
"Because of Namping, Khemjira is immortal now ❤️"The way NP brought the character to life was incredible.…
I have heard many people ask why everyone wants to save Khemjira, and what is so special about him. I believe not everyone has the capacity to understand this. Khemjira is the reflection of thousands of ordinary people who have the right to live and the right to be loved.
When most people in the world are busy protecting the talented and the powerful, this drama, as if by pointing a finger, makes it clear how selfless and full of compassion some people still are—people who also love and care for the ordinary person.
Pharan loves Khemjira, and Jet wants to save his closest friend. But characters like Chan, Grandma Si, and Jane simply want to save Khemjira, an ordinary person. This series is a beacon of hope for me.
Khemjira himself is also full of compassion, isn't he? Namping has portrayed the character so beautifully—there's no lack and no exaggeration anywhere. That is why the character Khemjira will not just survive, he will remain immortal.
Namping won me over. I can't get over Khem. I wanted to hug him all the time.
I have read many kinds of terrible comments (though I read less of them now, I ignore them), and reading their comments makes it seem as though Namping is forcibly tying down Keng. But that's simply not the case; it's impossible. I believe they have complete freedom.
You must surely know the kind of impact James's departure from "Love upon a Time" had on the series. The damage to the series is greater than the ship breaking up; they could have broken the ship after completing the series. But they (the actors) did what they thought was best when they wanted to. That drama was originally supposed to be released before the drama "I'm the most beautiful count."
Anyway, everyone should understand that their choice to be together is entirely their own wish. And we should respect the wishes of our favorite stars. Keng was already famous, and on top of that, his movie with Jeff Satur was also a hit. Despite all this, I applaud his decision to stay with Namping. But if their ship ever breaks up, I don't think Namping will have any problems. I liked Namping with Pung so much that... cough cough ummm, maybe I shouldn't say any more.😁
Namping won me over. I can't get over Khem. I wanted to hug him all the time.
no, I wanna make it superrrr long. I just write thoughtful replies. so it takes time, usually Solyn and Tata make thoughtful comments, so to reply them I have to be thoughtful. They already gave me options, standard and express reply options.
Namping won me over. I can't get over Khem. I wanted to hug him all the time.
In dramas, I prefer freshness, a touch of emotion, a light and gentle atmosphere, a love story that develops beautifully and slowly, or sweet, playful banter (mischievous quarreling). Watching these makes me feel like a floral spring breeze has touched me, or like the first touch of rain after a season. However, sometimes I watch a few revenge or different-styled dramas if they catch my attention, or sometimes I watch them for a favorite actor. But I absolutely cannot watch anything too horrific. But it's okay, in the future, if I suggest a drama to you, I will suggest something super light.
And I'm sure you’ve noticed, I rate dramas a bit differently. I take into account things like the country of origin, the budget, the actors’ quality, and their other works when I rate a drama. However, no matter what a drama is like, if I enjoy watching it, I definitely give it a good rating. After all, I watch these dramas because they aren't made in my own country, so I try not to be too harsh. But then there are some dramas that, despite being good, I dislike so much for certain reasons that I give them a low rating.
Even though dramas like the 'Boys Over Flowers' versions are generally good, one thing I dislike is the bullies never being brought to justice. It’s like they fell deeply in love, so everything is forgiven. The fact that people’s lives are ruined because of their bullying is treated as nothing. This is why I avoid watching Korean dramas based on bullying. They often show that to survive bullying or take revenge, you must become physically strong and learn how to fight. Your classmates, teachers, school authorities, or the law—no one will help you. They just stand by and watch the spectacle.
Namping won me over. I can't get over Khem. I wanted to hug him all the time.
The main characters, Pete and Kao, from the drama 'Dark Blue Kiss' actually started their story in the drama 'Kiss Me Again'. Back then, I watched the Pete-Kao clips from 'Kiss Me Again' on YouTube. Then, I think I watched 'Dark Blue Kiss'. Pete was a bit toxic at first, and then he became super possessive and jealous. The entire drama revolved around Pete's jealousy, which was enjoyable, and Kao was a cutie (I felt bad for him, the poor thing). It's a happy ending drama, so don't worry. However, there are so many different kinds of BL now, I don't know how you'll like this one. If you decide to watch it, keep in mind that this is a BL from the 2018–2019 era.
Namping won me over. I can't get over Khem. I wanted to hug him all the time.
Ugh... I remember that time the BL industry was super toxic. There was that managers' clash at the time. Oh My God! But everyone was at fault then, even the actors. They weren't professional back then, many did BL for the money, and they didn't respect the LGBTQ+ community. Some even hated it. The industry has only started to become stable since the COVID-19 pandemic. Nowadays, even the 17/18 year-old actors are so professional and polite. I've only been watching BL since after COVID. Before that, I used to watch other dramas.
Namping won me over. I can't get over Khem. I wanted to hug him all the time.
It was wonderful how you and your friends used to watch dramas together and stay in touch. I'm sorry to hear that you can't communicate with each other as frequently as before. However, the way we are talking now is also great, where a person replies whenever they get the time or opportunity.
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Nothing can satisfy this type of fans
When most people in the world are busy protecting the talented and the powerful, this drama, as if by pointing a finger, makes it clear how selfless and full of compassion some people still are—people who also love and care for the ordinary person.
Pharan loves Khemjira, and Jet wants to save his closest friend. But characters like Chan, Grandma Si, and Jane simply want to save Khemjira, an ordinary person. This series is a beacon of hope for me.
Khemjira himself is also full of compassion, isn't he? Namping has portrayed the character so beautifully—there's no lack and no exaggeration anywhere. That is why the character Khemjira will not just survive, he will remain immortal.
You must surely know the kind of impact James's departure from "Love upon a Time" had on the series. The damage to the series is greater than the ship breaking up; they could have broken the ship after completing the series. But they (the actors) did what they thought was best when they wanted to. That drama was originally supposed to be released before the drama "I'm the most beautiful count."
Anyway, everyone should understand that their choice to be together is entirely their own wish. And we should respect the wishes of our favorite stars. Keng was already famous, and on top of that, his movie with Jeff Satur was also a hit. Despite all this, I applaud his decision to stay with Namping. But if their ship ever breaks up, I don't think Namping will have any problems. I liked Namping with Pung so much that... cough cough ummm, maybe I shouldn't say any more.😁
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And I'm sure you’ve noticed, I rate dramas a bit differently. I take into account things like the country of origin, the budget, the actors’ quality, and their other works when I rate a drama. However, no matter what a drama is like, if I enjoy watching it, I definitely give it a good rating. After all, I watch these dramas because they aren't made in my own country, so I try not to be too harsh. But then there are some dramas that, despite being good, I dislike so much for certain reasons that I give them a low rating.
Even though dramas like the 'Boys Over Flowers' versions are generally good, one thing I dislike is the bullies never being brought to justice. It’s like they fell deeply in love, so everything is forgiven. The fact that people’s lives are ruined because of their bullying is treated as nothing. This is why I avoid watching Korean dramas based on bullying. They often show that to survive bullying or take revenge, you must become physically strong and learn how to fight. Your classmates, teachers, school authorities, or the law—no one will help you. They just stand by and watch the spectacle.