As unprofessional as the police are to be talking openly about case details in public, they are correct about what happened. They figured it all out very quickly. They were able to see through the suspects’ lies and gathered evidence. They’re NOT as incompetent and easily fooled as she thought they would be. So I maintain that she’s just been making everything way more messy than it needs to be. Just report the crimes when they happen, so even if somehow the first time they “can’t do anything” there’s a paper trail of the history. Then getting these people locked up or at the very least a restraining order should be straightforward. She has a very strong case. She was even going to go to school to be a lawyer. She MUST know she’s in a position to get legal protection. But instead she planned and executed a murder. She is guilty, even if her dad was scum. So what, is she going to somehow keep coming across people bad enough to “deserve it” just so she has an excuse to be clumsily manipulative for the audience’s sake? And she was scouted because she’s pretty, but how does that in any way mean she can act? Or are they saying her looks are good enough to carry her bc people really just want to watch pretty starlets? I mean I guess that’s kinda true… going by reviews for a lot of shows. I’m curious about the adult timeline where she’s an actress, but this is so silly, I think I’m gonna drop it. Maybe I'll give it 1 more episode. Ugh.
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I have to wonder why none of these assaults are ever reported outright? Like last episode, the kids didn’t tell the hospital or cops that the stepmom tried to kill her? Or that they were going to use her for CP? No one in the hospital noticed the evidence? No one asked the kids what happened at ALL? Or the harassment, stalking, and social media stuff at her job? Strangers are creating intense online noise about her, posting her picture all over the place, because she's a pretty waitress. Taking creepy voyeuristic photos of her every day. Even if she doesn't care about that, her dad stalking her, breaking into her house, attacking her for money? Like there’s SO many times she could take quick legal action and solve her problems. She initially wanted to be a lawyer, so she would know this. But she needs to do everything in a roundabout, convoluted way. She seems to innately dislike and distrust the law, but we never see any reason canonically WHY. She's just never interacted with them at all. And apparently there’s apparently no CCTV anywhere? Or is she just not interested in the mountain of evidence of crimes she could easily report?
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The Story of Bi Hyeong: Enchanted Master of the Goblin Episode 11
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BurntBaguettes And it’s still airing but I pay for like the more expensive membership so I can watch the final episode. I do not remember a single thing from the show. They are about to get nuked. Deafening fucking silence, miserable character work in the show. We need some music oh my God, deafening silence. Now the music doesn’t fit. Negative or on the bike. I’d write down all the memories before they’re gone. This show feels so random. We’re losing me right now. At least he’s slim thick. Okay bye!
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The first small child part was fine (even if that fall definitely would not kill a person) but then the current timeline introduction is just text explaining to the audience who she is, her past, her methods, etc. Like surely that should just be shown to us? But then the whole teenager storyline was kinda… not great. I can’t tell if she’s supposed to already be a "master manipulator" at this stage. She’s getting some results she wants, but also she’s not acting or anything. She’s blatantly deadpan and confrontational. Openly defying people, openly accusing people, just not directly going to authorities. She’s not really doing anything to manipulate the people around her. The cartoonishly evil girl just openly makes an ass of herself and others just leave clear evidence of their misdeeds that she then anonymously reports. And boys do what she wants… for some reason? It was honestly all pretty cringe.What is going to be her goal? Or does she even have one? The synopsis says “when her ambitions are threatened, her darker nature emerges” so is she just living her life and when others are mean to her she just hits back way harder? What are her "ambitions"?
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At 25:00, in Akasaka Season 2 Episode 6
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estar am happy that the couple r really doing well & r back on track. but professionally they both hurting. what i have a problem with (something thankfully Shirasaki even wondered about) he always leans on Hayama, takes comfort in his words & actions & even love & affection to distract himself from a bad day. but it is always one sided - Hayama days was as bad just in a different way. he has to face a childhood trauma & until he finishes the movie he will keep having to face it. wish he would lean on Shirasaki - even though he doesn't look it i am sure he could offer Hayama the same support Hayama gets from him. ***************************************************************************************************************************************************regarding Hayama's role he keeps acting to the stage with his back to it - & the director other then telling him he needs the audience into consideration didn't offer any other advice. just swap him out with an actor that is making sure that his face is visible to the people watching. am sure Kuroki Keita is rejoicing that he might get the lead role & get one up on Shirasaki, who he is envious off - very clear by now. so i can't wait for Shirasaki's come back. *****************************************************when i knew the new season was siring i was sure this whole season would involve the sequel to the drama/BL they met in. like the fact that this is more about their struggles as actors. not as light as the previous season but that not a bad thing
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Love Game in Eastern Fantasy Episode 7
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Azet Mu Sheng`s expression when he saw that she did not fear him. When she refused to leave him, ahhhh my heart i felt for him! These two are incredible together. Soothing my heartburn fever after Love in The Clouds.
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Under the Queen's Umbrella Episode 3
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언젠간 말이다남과 다른 걸 품고 사는 사람도숨지 않아도 될 때가 올 거야In troubling times, it is important to show optimism and courage.
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NLE Episode 2’s kiss scene was hilariously weird yet absolutely adorable! I couldn’t stop smiling, it was so unexpected and cute. Honestly, these short 10-minute episodes hit harder and feel more fun than some 50-minute ones!
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The first two episodes of Peach Trap completely won me over. It’s cute, warm, and so easy to love. All four leads are stunning, and Yoo Do Ha is simply adorable. I love how the story gives us romance without toxicity, just pure affection and playful jealousy. The music, the chemistry, and the cozy atmosphere make it feel like a gentle escape. I still can’t believe it’s rated R18+ because it feels more like a soft, heartfelt love story. A perfect 10/10 start and one of the best Korean BLs of the year so far.
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Wow, the first two episodes of Peach Trap did not disappoint. They were everything I hoped for, sweet, funny, and beautifully shot. All four male leads are absolutely stunning, each bringing their own charm and warmth to the story. The music fits perfectly, creating that soft yet exciting Korean BL atmosphere I love. The plot instantly pulled me in, reminding me a little of Secret Relationships, my favourite Korean BL this year, where three men fall for one person. But unlike that messy, toxic love triangle, Peach Trap feels lighthearted and pure, with no possessive or abusive tones, just genuine affection and jealousy that feels natural and fun.Yoo Do Ha is the heart of the story. He’s small, adorable, and innocent, the kind of character who doesn’t even realise how lovable he is. No wonder three gorgeous men are drawn to him. His team leader, Jeon, may seem cold and strict, but underneath that exterior, he truly cares for Do Ha. When everyone turned their backs after Do Ha was framed and fired, Jeon was the only one who believed in his innocence. Then there’s Yeon Ha Ram, the aloof café worker who treats most customers with distance but softens instantly around Do Ha, offering him free drinks and quiet smiles. And finally, Taek Gyeon, the protective and athletic childhood friend, a taekwondo instructor with a sculpted body and a heart full of loyalty.Watching these three men orbit around Do Ha is simply delightful. Their jealousy is playful rather than cruel, making the love square feel both chaotic and charming. I love that the series balances humor, emotion, and romantic tension without slipping into toxicity. It’s a rare kind of storytelling that feels safe yet still thrilling to watch.Peach Trap is a refreshing addition to this year’s Korean BL lineup, a soft and heartwarming escape from the darker, more dramatic stories we’ve seen. I can’t believe it’s rated R18+ on iQIYI, it feels more like a cozy romance than anything scandalous. If the first two episodes are anything to go by, this will easily become my second favourite Korean BL of the year, right after Secret Relationships. I’m so excited to see how this whirlwind of love unfolds in the coming weeks.10/10 A sweet, non-toxic, beautifully filmed romantic comedy that captures the magic of modern BL storytelling.
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One of the best drama🔥🔥🔥 Actor Ji Chang-wook didn’t let us down👏👏👏Must watch drana
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In that crowded cafeteria, when cruel words echoed against Minato, Shizuma rose, not as a hero, but as a man who understood kindness. A straight guy with gentle hands made for healing animals, yet his heart roared louder than any prejudice. He slammed his palm on the table, his anger born from justice, not pride.And then Minato said, “I’m used to it.” Those four words pierced deeper than silence. Being gay is hard enough, yet being judged for it is far worse, a wound that never truly closes. How painful it must be to grow used to being misunderstood for simply being who you are. We are born with our hearts already decided, and no one should ever apologise for love.This show reached into me, softly reminding how rare it is to see kindness shown so simply, so fiercely. We need more Shizumas in this world, people who do not love for attention, but protect love because it deserves to exist. Among the many Japanese BLs shining right now, this one feels like a quiet revolution of empathy and truth.
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I loved episode 5, the zombie scene was so good and genuinely scary.When Siwat was possessed and Khunkhao kissed him to bring him back, it was so unexpected. Their hug afterward completely melted my heart. When their colleague saw them and stood there confused, it made me laugh so much.Poor Thara though, always the third wheel. He witnessed being stabbed in his past life, and now he feels the pain again in this one.This show is so good and so underrated. The visuals are stunning, surrounded by greenery and forest. I honestly don’t understand how those university campus BLs with cringe acting get more views than this one.
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Duty after School: Part 1 Episode 4
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momo I pray those two kids remember what they did in the convenience store!!! I praised the heavens when I saw those cans of liquid nitrogen. Like that’s what they need to save the day.(Also I’m sure everyone has mentioned it but the girl with scraped knee couldn’t walk?! i-)edit: those two convenience store kids are the only ones doing hand to hand combat with those things it sends me lmaoooedit edit: WHY DID WE JUST GIVE UP ON GETTING THE KEYS?!&:&:& LIKE IF THEY DONT GRAB SOMETHING LONG AND PULL IT TOWARDS THEM IM MAY YE
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The performances by Jeon Yeo-been and Jung Jin-young were the true heart of the drama. Jeon Yeo-been, as Kim Young-ran/Bu Se-mi, delivered a masterclass in dual identity. She was utterly compelling, effortlessly switching from the hardened, guarded bodyguard to the deceptively warm kindergarten teacher. Her subtle emotional shifts—the fear in her eyes instantly masked by a forced smile—captured the sheer pressure of her survival.she’s the main reason I was glued to the screen.her performance was outstanding.Jung Jin-young, as the suspicious yet earnest single father Jeon Dong-min, was her perfect foil. He brought a genuine, comforting sincerity to the role, balancing Yeo-been's intense suspense with grounded, heartfelt emotion. While Jeon Yeo-been handled the thriller elements, Jin-young anchored the romance. Their chemistry was a outstanding, beautifully built on mutual caution and dawning trust, making their journey from wary neighbors to allies—and eventual lovers—feel incredibly authentic and earned. They truly made the complex central relationship believable.I have re-watched all episodes,All episode were gripping mystery and dark humor. Really loved all episode and drama.All cast of this drama done outstanding acting.I look forward to seeing more of your performances in Same project .They deserve a big round of applause and awards For outstanding acting.Please season 2 declare.
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