Matching! Boys Archery
Matching! Boys Archery (Korean)
It has been some time since I last watched a drama, and I must say that I enjoyed it even though it only had eight episodes and approximately fifteen to twenty minutes long. That is because it is a web drama. I discovered it by watching fanmade videos to which I knew I had to find out the story behind these videos.
It has been some time since I last watched a drama, and I must say that I enjoyed it even though it only had eight episodes and approximately fifteen to twenty minutes long. That is because it is a web drama. I discovered it by watching fanmade videos to which I knew I had to find out the story behind these videos.
I found Hong Shi Ah to have quite an
imagination which was funny. First, when she opened a drawer in her
apartment which had boys love books in it, I had to go back because I
thought my eyes were deceiving me since most of South Korea rejects
the idea of two men or women being together (although people are
slowly changing their minds). Turns out I did see what I thought I
saw. Which is okay.
It was funny that whenever she saw two
of the team members doing something such as tripping or relaxing
against each other, there goes her mind, imagining what would happen
in her web comic. Her favorite people are Seung Joon and Ji Wan. That
is only because their relationship is so good that there may be
something romantic brewing between the two of them. She is seeing
something that may or may not be there. At the very least, Seung Joon
should have feelings for Ji Wan because of his facial expressions or
by the way he reacts to something.
When one of the members discovers what
she is up to and calls her out on it, he says that the drawings she
made of multiple couples of the team are weird and not normal. She
says that it's not abnormal for two people of the same sex to be in
love with each other. She is absolutely correct because I think love
does not discriminate between age, race, religion, and everything
else. No one can help who they fall in love with. Love is love.
In the end, everybody lives happily
ever after. Finally, I really did enjoy this. It was cute, funny, and
good. And I am happy that Korea is slowly allowing anything that
deals with/includes homosexuality to be viewed, whether it is on the
TV or the Internet.
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