The Time of Fever

There was something about the cinematography that was just too beautiful. It really captured the essence of the troubled mind of teens.. specially the middle episodes, they just felt like a dream. Even though we knew what happens with them after, this series really was a story of it's own and not just an explaination fr ULS. I would love to see it continued, it definitely needs a sequel. The actors were really deep in their roles and we can understand what's going on their head through their subtle eye moments. I loved the romance - it was rather unexpected from kdrama. It definitely needs better promotion though. Like a user said I also watched it from a random site and I don't have any other means to support the series.

Great actors, director and cinematographer. Sadly the box office is terrible. It's very hard to find a channel to watch this movie and the marketing is so poor. I think audience are more keen to know what happen after they grow up not high school story. There are too many high school BL around, kind of over supply. Apparently the movie come out in May for National wise only. For international fans like us just manage to watch it in Sept. Dragging way too long. Also, most ppl watch it illegally on site which hit viewing more than 2 millions within a month. It won't help with the crew and producer. But it will say this movie has potential but wrong marketing.

After watching The Time Of Fever, I sought a way to buy it (I never did that for a BL) That's how I realized that it was a spin-off from Unintentional Love, which I watched first and liked very much. One thing I hate in dramas are secondary love stories. So of course, I didn't pay much attention to these weird friends-not-lovers and couldn't remember them. So of course... I had to watch UO all again to find out what happened after Dong Hee came back from Seoul. I kind of got two endings but both left me wanting more.

This was simple but beautiful and so. Goddamn. Hot. Without sex. But hot as hell. And cute and pure and heart wrenching. Everything was perfect. The atmosphere, the light, the music, the acting, the chemistry. Even... And more than everything else, the kisses. In any kind of drama, kisses just get on my nerves. These ones kept me open-mouthed, fish out of the water, choking and quivering all over for minutes. I know why. There was no loud song, or useless camera effects. Just two people left alone. I wish any drama director would learn from this. Kisses work on. Their. Own.

Number one bl. I'm gonna buy this.