9/10 it could be a ten I was so sad when they changed the second male leader, literally disappointed. Like the novel, the drama is very good too, but I feel that the second season was also produced with the same disappointment I felt about the second male leader leaving, that is, the chemistry between the new actor and the first male leader was kind of forced (not that the new actor is bad at what he does, on the contrary). It's just that we viewers already had a couple in mind, and it was very strange not to see them together again. Nevertheless, it was an obsession of mine, so I recommend reading the novel, there you can imagine that the protagonist's pair is the same.
i refuse to watch it since they changed the main lead, i hate it, no matter how good it is idk, all that season 1 was a waste then? maybe I'll watch it when i have literally nothing to watch
This drama doesn't compare, but it carries some faint hints from Blue Spring (2001). There's a desperate need for more raw and scuffed school themed dramas rather than the over-saturated soft boys trying to act tough kind of ones, even the highest rated school themed ones fall under the latter. The school genre in Korean drama is practically dead and had been so for the longest time, with the excessive use of bullying, hierarchy play, school pressure and fluffy kids' romance. Extracurricular (2020) is probably the only exception from the recent 10 years, along with this drama. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem they're planning a sequel for this one after a decade already passed.
Replying toInspectorMegre•May 15, 2026•Liked May 16, 2026
Let me ask you a question and this is not a defensive question are anything, but have you ever 'seen' a genre…
I never said you belittled anything. But how you phrased you question is really strange. You asked who watches BL and listed groups as if only a particularly group of people watch BL and now you say most men don't watch, like you already know the general audience for BL. Which then makes your questioning even stranger. I think what you are trying to ask is who the target audience is for BL. Not who watches but who the producers of BL target for views because these are wholly different things. To answer, most BL is adapted from novels written mostly by women for other women so when produced into live action the target audience is also women. Also I never once set out to start an argument but that can be hard to decipher over text and I do infact think what I want, but I don't think I know what other people want and thats why I genuinely ask you my question.
Replying toThe Ever-Eye•May 7, 2026•Liked May 16, 2026
just a curious question. who watches bl dramas? gays? or everyone like men and women and gays.
Let me ask you a question and this is not a defensive question are anything, but have you ever 'seen' a genre that was only watched by a current demographic? Because I can't think of any genre of drama/movies/songs (list goes on, that only one group of people are into. So why would you think only one group of people watch BL? This is also my serious curious question for you.
even though it was short it really filled me heart with warmth and happiness seriously I loved such a wholesome story seriously sometimes all love asks for is lowering our Ego
pretty decent but it's annoying when girls think they like someone because of their looks then get so upset when it was a vain "love" to begin with. Also, curly hair is beautiful and people shouldn't feel less than because of the type of hair they have.
I've always wanted to watch this and saw this on Netflix. This is actually an excellent drama. I'm surprised there…
The romance is a bit force though. He changed his hairstyle and all of a sudden she was in love with him, when she hasn't thought of him that way for 13 years!? pretty unrealistic to me. If it hasn't happened in her formative years, not very likely that she falls in love with him when she's 27.
In this show the psychic powers are more a curse than a superpower. But through all the trials the brothers developed a really strong bond like they are the only ones in the world. They are not afraid to be vulnerable with each other and look out for each other really well.
He cant disprove the victims allegations because there is enough evidence to support them. There is strong evidence that he is a bully otherwise he would not have lost this case. Do people here not understand this ruling - are they lacking in logic and common sense?
He lost. He is not exonerated There is strong evidence that he is a bully,
I was so sad when they changed the second male leader, literally disappointed. Like the novel, the drama is very good too, but I feel that the second season was also produced with the same disappointment I felt about the second male leader leaving, that is, the chemistry between the new actor and the first male leader was kind of forced (not that the new actor is bad at what he does, on the contrary). It's just that we viewers already had a couple in mind, and it was very strange not to see them together again.
Nevertheless, it was an obsession of mine, so I recommend reading the novel, there you can imagine that the protagonist's pair is the same.
There is strong evidence that he is a bully otherwise he would not have lost this case.
Do people here not understand this ruling - are they lacking in logic and common sense?
He lost. He is not exonerated
There is strong evidence that he is a bully,