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A Boss And A Babe
Speaking of sexy boyfriends it’s time for two more kissing gifs from the last episode. 😊
Our Skyy 2: The Eclipse
The first part was a bit boring to me (apart from Kan/Thua scenes), but the second was cute and sweet and I loved it. And, surprisingly for me, it was a straightforward sequel to the drama, with no fantasy elements like body swap or time travel at all.
It’s Vice Versa episodes the next week, so I won’t be watching, but it will be My School President after that. I can’t wait to see Tinn and Gun and the rest of the gang again.
The Secret Romantic Guesthouse
Nothing But You
It’s a Chinese drama about an age gap romance – older woman/younger man. I started watching it because I saw it described once as warm and cozy, but a bit boring. I ignored ‘boring’ and jumped on ‘warm and cozy’, because that’s what I like to watch right now. And after watching 4 episodes in two days I think you can safely say that I like it a lot. 😊
And it’s not even really that cozy for now, there’s angst and conflict, although nothing over the top, these are all realistic, everyday problems and complications. But I already care for our two main leads played so beautifully by Wu Lei (I think I’ll watch Love Like The Galaxy next for him) and Zhou Yutong.
Liang You’an is a 32 years old executive assistant to an important department head. She’s very good at her job, but she feels stuck in her current position. Her dream of promotion and transfer to another department dies down, because she made herself be so indispensable to her boss, that he doesn’t want to let her go and refuses to sign the transfer form for her.
Song Sanchuan is a 22 years old badminton player, who is going through a traumatic period in his life and that influences his performance on the court. They meet by chance, are instantly intrigued by one another, and then Song Sanchuan helps Liang You’an with a problem she has at work. And things start developing from there.
There are 38 episodes, so even with two episodes a day I’ll have something nice to watch for at least the next two weeks. 😊
Spoilers for the 10th episode, with two gifs (both a bit NSFW).
My fluffy feelgood drama got seriously dark for a while there. I feel like it’s a bit too dark for a show like this one. Also lately I got used to understanding and supporting mothers in BL dramas, and mothers here are mostly horrible people. Gun’s mother is like an evil parent from a soap opera being all “stop seeing my son or else”. And Tian’s mother is horrible in too realistic way I didn’t sign up for when I started watching this drama. But ok, we’ll see how they will deal with it. And I’m perfectly fine with them spending as little time as possible on this subplot in the last two episodes. Just give me my adorable boyfriends being adorable and sweet and sexy.Speaking of sexy boyfriends it’s time for two more kissing gifs from the last episode. 😊
I love you, P'Gun. ♥ ♥ ♥
Our Skyy 2: The Eclipse
The first part was a bit boring to me (apart from Kan/Thua scenes), but the second was cute and sweet and I loved it. And, surprisingly for me, it was a straightforward sequel to the drama, with no fantasy elements like body swap or time travel at all.
It’s Vice Versa episodes the next week, so I won’t be watching, but it will be My School President after that. I can’t wait to see Tinn and Gun and the rest of the gang again.
The Secret Romantic Guesthouse
Spoilers here, too.
If they’ll kill Shi Yeol I will cry and cry. He’s my favorite, so please don’t do it, show, please. And based on the trailer there will be so much angst in the next episode, because Heung Jo will finally find out that Shi Yeol killed her fiancé eight years ago. Right now I really can’t see the happy ending for the both of them. I hope I’m wrong.Nothing But You
It’s a Chinese drama about an age gap romance – older woman/younger man. I started watching it because I saw it described once as warm and cozy, but a bit boring. I ignored ‘boring’ and jumped on ‘warm and cozy’, because that’s what I like to watch right now. And after watching 4 episodes in two days I think you can safely say that I like it a lot. 😊
And it’s not even really that cozy for now, there’s angst and conflict, although nothing over the top, these are all realistic, everyday problems and complications. But I already care for our two main leads played so beautifully by Wu Lei (I think I’ll watch Love Like The Galaxy next for him) and Zhou Yutong.
Liang You’an is a 32 years old executive assistant to an important department head. She’s very good at her job, but she feels stuck in her current position. Her dream of promotion and transfer to another department dies down, because she made herself be so indispensable to her boss, that he doesn’t want to let her go and refuses to sign the transfer form for her.
Song Sanchuan is a 22 years old badminton player, who is going through a traumatic period in his life and that influences his performance on the court. They meet by chance, are instantly intrigued by one another, and then Song Sanchuan helps Liang You’an with a problem she has at work. And things start developing from there.
There are 38 episodes, so even with two episodes a day I’ll have something nice to watch for at least the next two weeks. 😊
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