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profiterole_reads) wrote2023-04-18 05:44 pm
profiterole_reads) wrote2023-04-18 05:44 pm
Little Women + A Fae's Two Alphas by Jem Zero
The k-drama Little Women was an excellent thriller.
According to Wikipedia, it is "loosely based on the 1868 novel of the same name by Louisa May Alcott." How about no?! The only way it could be any more different would be if it were about men. lol So we're just going to ignore the title and consider the show as an original story.
Wi Ha-joon, who was in Squid Game, is very hot in this. Jeon Chae-eun, who was in The Devil Judge, is also in it. She's an amazing young actress and I hope she will have a great career.
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A Fae's Two Alphas by Jem Zero was a lot of fun. Half-fae Bennett has lost his magic, which had allowed him to transition instantly. Now he's trying to get it back with the help of two werewolves.
I enjoyed the plot and the cute interactions between the main characters. But there were a bit too many explicit scenes for my taste and I could especially have done without the knotting.
There's major m/m/m with a trans male protagonist.
According to Wikipedia, it is "loosely based on the 1868 novel of the same name by Louisa May Alcott." How about no?! The only way it could be any more different would be if it were about men. lol So we're just going to ignore the title and consider the show as an original story.
Wi Ha-joon, who was in Squid Game, is very hot in this. Jeon Chae-eun, who was in The Devil Judge, is also in it. She's an amazing young actress and I hope she will have a great career.
A Fae's Two Alphas by Jem Zero was a lot of fun. Half-fae Bennett has lost his magic, which had allowed him to transition instantly. Now he's trying to get it back with the help of two werewolves.
I enjoyed the plot and the cute interactions between the main characters. But there were a bit too many explicit scenes for my taste and I could especially have done without the knotting.
There's major m/m/m with a trans male protagonist.