Based on the game “Saebit Boys High School Council,” Light on Me is a new Korean BL web drama that stars Lee Sae On, Kang Yoo Seok, Choe Chan Yi, Ko Woo Jin, and Yang Seo Hyun.
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“I Promised You The Moon” Series Finale
The final episode of I Promised You the Moon has arrived, and with it that hanging sense of finality and loss I always get at the end of a drama I’ve become seriously invested in.
“I Promised You The Moon” Episodic Analysis (Ep.4)
I Promised You the Moon did not come to play. It did not come to make friends.
The struggle is real.
The pain is sharp.
The betrayal hurts.
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“I Promised You The Moon” Episodic Analysis (Ep.3)
After today’s episode, I have a strong feeling people are going to hate Teh. And Jai.
I’m not one of those people, but I can see why others are.
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“I Promised You The Moon” Episodic Analysis (Ep.2)
Complex. This word is the best way to describe the second episode of I Promised You the Moon. My emotions and thoughts were all over the place while watching, so I expect the same from this write-up.
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“Ano Toki Kiss Shite Okeba” First Impressions (Ep.1 & 2)
“I Promised You The Moon” First Impressions (Ep.1)
I Promised You the Moon, the second installment of Nadao Bangkok’s series I Told Sunset About You has arrived, and it is just as real, raw, and captivating as the first.
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“Be Loved in House: I Do” First Impressions (Ep.1 & 2)
Love.
Hate.
A tsundere lead.
And lots of foreshadowed angst.
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“Link Click” Donghua First Impressions (Ep.1 to 4)
Time travel.
Photographs.
Regrets.
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“Nobleman Ryu’s Wedding” Series Review
The recent wave of Korean BLs has become synonymous with short but well-produced dramas that leave an impression on the viewers. Unfortunately, despite this, the length often works against them, leaving certain moments and storylines feeling underdeveloped. Such is the case for the recent Nobleman Ryu’s Wedding.