Adapted from the manhua “Hey, Your Ears Popped Out!” (喂,看見耳朵啦) by Tracy Hu (特雷西胡), Meow Ears Up is a very riveting and intriguing series.
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Adapted from the manhua “Hey, Your Ears Popped Out!” (喂,看見耳朵啦) by Tracy Hu (特雷西胡), Meow Ears Up is a very riveting and intriguing series.
Continue reading “Meow Ears Up” First Impressions (Ep.1 & 2)
Food porn BL’s seem to be trending within the industry, and the latest edition in the list is What Zabb Man!, starring Peter Chonpachara Jeepetch as Poon and Boss Thawatchanin Darayon as Athip/Tian.
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“Because when you finally find the one against all odds, you give him your best and let the magic of the world carry the rest.” ― E. Mellyberry
Continue reading “Star and Sky: Star in My Mind” First Impressions (Ep.1 & 2)
An overlooked series that has both brilliance and occasional ineptness. Through its sporadic ups and downs, I was mesmerized by its message, that is both clear and muddy at the same time.
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“No matter if you are someone with a different culture and speaks a different language. Even if we have different skin and eye colors. No matter the gender … I will accept everyone and everything. And I want to be the one to tell them … “You are not weird.”
Continue reading “Kamisama no Ekohiiki” Series Review (Ep. 5 to 8)
This series is simply an abject failure. It abandoned all the charm and creativity of Season One and instead it was replaced with a banal and boring journey of childishness and self-centered indulgences.
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Relationships are complicated. Happiness in love is never guaranteed. And learning to let go is always a process.
So GMMTV really shot themselves in the foot with Cupid’s Last Wish.
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From beginning to end, the webtoon live-action adaptation Cherry Blossoms After Winter maintains the same emotional appeal for me that it started with. Fate brings our two leads, Seo Hae Bom (Ok Jin Uk) and Jo Tae Sung (Kang Hui), together under the same roof, their relationship further complicated by Tae Sung’s unrequited feelings.
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“Love is love…Once it blossoms, it doesn’t care what gender the other person is”