Not too many sympathetic people this ep which is actually a good thing. I did feel sorry for Murano though and honesly the victim here deserved to die.
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oh my gosh THIS RIGHT HERE is one of the best bls or THE BEST bl i have ever seen. the story, acting, meaning, and just everything about this bl is perfect. i think geminifourth really did their big one with this!! i miss ticket to heaven already 😭
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Love upon a Time Episode 11
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All I can say is that... Netjj Lattekim successfully achieve the roles highest representation in this series..they are so damn good as an actor...JJ portrays his role the bestest way he can as an actor...emotions wise and Net so really well as a season actor...and With Lattekim hoping for more greener pastures for them...
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Love finally triumphs over duty in The Air finale, but the journey isn't without turbulence. Freen Sarocha and Becky Armstrong once again anchor the series with heartfelt performances, elevating an ending that occasionally rushes its biggest emotional moments. We break down what worked, what missed and why The Air may represent another important milestone for Thai GL despite falling just short of its full potential. Read the full review on Her in Focus: https://bit.ly/4y5XTis
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Love upon a Time Episode 12
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Best actor and best supporting actor of the year. The best dram series ever. JJ is sos so lively..handsome Net..pretty Kim and puppy Latte
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A classic Cinderella story with a twist. Showing wealth and education disparity in China and how discriminatory societies can be. My issues are the demeaning of a person’s ego so low in order for this show to have a springboard. Personally the tropes are unnecessary. They can show honor background to a certain degree but really give people their dignity and humanity. I know this will get better and he will probably excel later in the series. And why are shorter people the bottom?
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as she has fallen in love with Xia Jing Shi, who does not love her and is a true piece of crap as a human being. She's been too sheltered and too limited in her understanding of people. On the other hand, this is the hand fate has dealt her so maybe she isn't wrong for trying to be optimistic and as positive as possible? Meanwhile, we get a really important heart-to-heart between Feng Sui Ge and a still burning-mad Fu Yi Xiao that makes it clear that the two of them are far more alike than was apparent before. Both have suffered similar brutal betrayals in their lives and both are burning for revenge. This by itself isn't a great basis for romance, but it strengthens the point of their partnership. The scene in the prison was pretty intense. First it raises the question of dealing with official duty versus moral duty - the unsaid response is that moral duty should trump questionable orders. Then FL makes a very cold, dramatic gesture by bringing the roasted sweet potato as their last meal together. Wei Ran is pretty much completely broken by the end of this scene. Finally, the episode loses some points with the impossibly stupid contract FL is forced to agree to to save Ning Fei by sending him to the impossibly stupidly mysterious people who live outside either kingdom Just utter contrived plot garbage. And suddenly there is some sort of connection between Feng Sui Ge, his mother's death, doctor Ling and the mysterious people he is sending Ning Fei to? WTF? Oh well.
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The Prosecutor's Proposal Episode 4
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I really like the intensity of our polar opposite leads but I have issues with the editing, it’s choppy and lacks flow. If there’s a slow burn, this series is the opposite, a fast burn. everything is rushed and harried. add to that the drinking scenes leading to their erotic but felt neurotic NC scene. the trope of the drunk and doninatrix erotic scenes is beginning to wore me out. Their history is muddy at best and how this couple who’s fire is barely a light match suddenly end up in bed. I’ll continue watching because the script got me curious, but I would prefer they spend more time on content instead of NC scenes so we can have some depth.
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Ticket to Heaven Episode 6
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What a wonderful ending! Even though Barth and Tanrak had a rough journey discovering, hiding, and fighting for their love, it was fruitful and finally after so long, they got legally married. They showed that love can really win and how fighting for it is really worth it. This show really touched our hearts.
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Why am I bawling my eyes out at the end of each episode???? I'm such a sap. People are so horrible... So it looks there is an overarching storyline coming and it may have someting to do with Dr. Mizusawa's father being a serial killer..... I'm so invested!
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So many people will hate the father, but every story has more than one side.The first thing he did was apologize to Tin. He told him he was sorry, that he never wanted to hurt his feelings. He embraced his son, held him close, and tried to let that painful night fade away.We also have to remember the world they lived in. At that time in Thailand, same sex relationships were not legally recognized. They belonged to a royal family, where every decision carried the weight of duty, tradition, and the expectations of an entire kingdom. He was not only trying to protect his son. He was trying to protect his wife, his family, and everyone who depended on the crown.If this story took place today, in a time where same sex relationships are accepted and legally recognized, I would disagree with the father's actions. But this is a different era, shaped by different realities. That does not mean his choices were free from pain, but it does mean they deserve to be understood within the world he lived in.Sometimes love is not shown through perfect decisions. Sometimes it is buried beneath impossible responsibilities, where every choice hurts someone
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we’re at episode 6 with 4 more to go and slow the layers are peeling off and Inwould say the best bunny hop I’ve ever seen though the pain seems unbearable. other than that NC scene it appears there so many more layers in the storyline that needs to be told and my issue with recent BL is the tail end (no pun intended)…I hope the writers do a better job on the second half as they did on the first half
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Probably the best NC scenes I've ever seen. We got two positions.. It’s so rare to find a series that delivers a strong plot, excellent acting, and amazing NC scenes all at the same time.
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We get a really cool fight scene between Yi Xiao and Wei Ran that uses shadows and sparking blades to great visual effect. I don't like that she lets him off at the end, though. That makes no sense. Fortunately, Feng Sui Ge shows up to tie up that loose end. We then get Yi Xiao once again drinking like a fish to drown her sadness over Wei Ran's betrayal. This is getting ridiculous. How much more abusive drinking can her liver take? I like how Feng Sui Ge deals with the angry, stupid Ning Fei ... by simply telling him the flat-out truth! He's figured out that Ning Fei is too stupid to be one of the true bad guys and he is more useful if he's guided to support Yi Xiao by the truth. And then man, does Li Qin know how to look bad-ass. Her face as she walks past Ning Fei with bow and quiver, so grim like an angel of death ... wow.
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Good ep. Dr. Hirona was trying to do the right thing but the hospital was too busy trying to cover up their mistakes in a young girl's death. The acting from Yagi Yusei who plays Dr. Honda was great. Will have to check him out in more.
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