One of the best series currently airing
Love You Teacher is honestly one of the best series that is currently airing. Everything about it just feels so well made. The acting, directing, production, storytelling and visuals all come together really beautifully. The plot feels really unique and not something you see often.I really appreciate how the series handles mental health. It feels like it was thoughtfully researched and handled with care, not just added for drama. You can tell the director understood what they were trying to portray and did a great job telling the story in a respectful way. The actors Perth and Santa delivered really strong performances and brought so much emotion and depth to the characters.
It’s not just the main characters who are well written—the supporting characters are too. You can really see their struggles and how each of them is quietly dealing with something of their own.
One thing i really loved is Pobmek and Solar’s relationship. It feels like such a healthy, established relationship— you can genuinely feel the comfort and trust between them. It’s not rushed or forced, it feels real.
Even though only 3 episodes are out, I can already tell it’s truly a masterpiece.
Overall, it’s a really well-made series that I’d highly recommend. It’s one of those stories that stays with you.
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Everything great about the show
I have to say that Love you teacher is the best bl that is out right now.Firstly I love the plot of the show it’s so different from other bls because for once the couple is actually together from beginning of the show and the plot is so lovely, they are both teachers but one only became a teacher because of his boyfriend, isn’t that so cute he loved his boyfriend so much that he followed him to teach kids that he doesn’t even like. Also, it’s about a man staying and taking care of his sick partner who sometimes wakes up as a kid when he doesn’t like kids and that is so rare to find a man that will take care of his sick partner.
Next, I have to say that Perth and Santas acting is amazing because you can really see the pain that Pobmek is going through whilst taking care of solar especially when he first took him home from the hospital. Santas acting as Solar and Sun is really good because you can always tell when it is solar or sun, he has done an impeccable job of portraying as a 7 year old kid.
Thirdly, the director Dome did a great job with the script and with the casting for the show, he has created the perfect show.
Fourth, the music in the show is really fitting for every scene and sounds lovely.
Lastly, the cinematography is amazing the camera quality throughout the series is really good and as the director Dome says “every frame is a painting” it is so beautiful to look at.
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A series that might surprise
I started this series a little skeptical, both because of Solar becoming a child and because I didn't like Perth and Santa in the last series. However, as I began, I realized that this series was more than just a comedy; it wanted to reflect on many issues, some of them heavy. Solar's personality shift makes us reflect on how trauma can affect people, and characters like Kay instead make us think about other problems that may seem silly but aren't. Perth and Santa are incredible in this series. I love how Santa is acting so well as a child; every single detail, how he moves, how he picks up objects, is exceptional in every way. Perth is the same; in this series he seems more adult and mature, yet fragile when Solar becomes Sun. Sammy is perfect in this role. Everything is well thought out and it shows, from the props to the locations, the excellent direction, and the colors too.I really like how they are treating the trauma and they are not sexualizing Sun (my initial fear) in fact, this series is treating this trauma with a delicacy and sweetness that I find incredible
For me, it's the series of the year.
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THE PLOT
I haven't read the novel, so I have no idea how this story will end and honestly, that's what I love the most about it. There's something so exciting about not being able to predict anything. Usually, by the third episode, you already have a sense of where the story is going or how it might end, but this series keeps me guessing in the best way possible.I really enjoy the flashbacks to their college days, they add so much depth and emotion, helping me understand who the characters were and how they've changed over time. It makes everything feel more real and meaningful.
So far, Pobmek's character has been explored more deeply, and I've grown really interested in him. But I'm especially curious about Solar/Sun, I can't wait to learn more about his story and see what he's been through.
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One of the Best BLs I've ever seen and it's not even Done yet.
Though we’re only three episodes in, this is already shaping up to be one of the best BLs of the year, and it has the potential to be one of the best overall.What really sets it apart is that it doesn’t focus on the journey to a happy ending, but what comes after it. Pobmek and Solar are already a stable, loving couple and both work as teachers, though Pobmek struggles more with the role. Their relationship is put to the test when Solar is involved in an accident and begins experiencing age regression, sometimes waking up as himself and other times as his 7-year-old self, Sun.
From there, the story becomes about how they navigate this new reality together. One of the most compelling aspects so far is how it handles boundaries and respect, not as something that limits love, but as something that deepens it. Even in a relationship that is already secure, they choose patience. They choose restraint. They choose not to rush the healing process, even when it is painful, even when it would be less painful for one of them to just force the process. There is something incredibly moving in watching two people love each other enough to let recovery take the time it needs, no matter how difficult that waiting can be.
At the same time, we are given glimpses of how their love first began through flashbacks, and it adds such a beautiful contrast to the present. Their relationship was never built on chaos or unnecessary drama, but on something much quieter. It is a love shaped by communication, by longing, and by a kind of gentleness that feels rare. Watching where they started makes what they have now feel even more meaningful.
It also touches on something just as important, the courage it takes to ask for help. Even in the strongest relationships, there are moments where love alone cannot carry everything, and recognizing that is not a failure, but an act of trust.
Alongside that, they are also trying to understand the trauma behind what is happening, which adds another emotional layer to the story.
It’s a refreshing and grounded take on an established relationship, and so far, it balances emotional weight with softer, deeply human moments beautifully. This is absolutely a must-watch.
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The Art of Loving Again
There are stories you watch not just with your eyes, but with your heart. And Love You Teacher is precisely that – a series that might initially seem like just another colorful tale set within school walls, but in reality reveals itself to be something far deeper. It's a story that lingers beneath your eyelids and stays with you long after the final credits roll.From the very first frames, something extraordinary is hinted at – the sets pulse with vivid colors that don't overwhelm with artificiality but instead wrap the viewer in warmth like an old, familiar home. It's a world easy to sink into, a world full of details – from the crayons on the desk to the sunlight streaming through the classroom windows – and every one of these small elements holds meaning; none are accidental.
And then there's Solar. And Pobmek.
Solar – warm, natural, a teacher whose childlike energy doesn't tire but fascinates.
Pobmek – somewhat lost in the maze of student emotions, who without his partner would fall apart.
Their relationship strikes with authenticity from the very first moment – because this isn't a story about whether they will fall in love, but about how to stay with someone when life throws the most unexpected blows.
And that blow comes. The accident. And the return – not to full consciousness, but to the state of a child who must learn the world anew, who fears and trusts unconditionally.
At this point, Love You Teacher does something truly brave. It doesn't reach for magical solutions, doesn't try to deftly sidestep difficult questions. Instead, it delves deep into the human psyche, showing that trauma can pull us back to places time has moved past, but the heart's memory remains. What could have become a cheap plot device transforms here into a moving study of responsibility, the limits of love, and what it means to be a caretaker for someone we love.
Santa as Solar in his childlike version finds himself in a role demanding immense sensitivity – his energy, usually so joyful and carefree, here gains depth and fragility. And Perth as Pobmek? A true revelation. His character, seemingly a cool guitar player, under the influence of love and responsibility reveals his warmth, becoming the snuggle buddy you can lean on when the world trembles. Their on-screen chemistry is spontaneous, familiar, full of that everyday intimacy that comes only to people who truly share a life.
And though the story begins softly, almost idyllic, something restless hangs in the air, something foreshadowing the coming storm. And when it breaks, the series doesn't flee into cheap melodrama. Instead, it shows the truth about love that sometimes must become care in the most literal sense – questioning safety, boundaries, what is fair to another person. And how not to lose yourself while being someone for someone else.
This aspect is what makes Love You Teacher transcend the typical romantic series. It's a story about mental health, about how difficult and multidimensional caring for loved ones can be, and also – perhaps most importantly – about the relationship each of us has with ourselves. It doesn't shy away from tough questions but asks them with such delicacy that the viewer feels guided by the hand, not poked with a finger.
P'Dome's direction – already known from the moving Peaceful Property – is a guarantee not only of artistry but also of empathy. He knows how to weave stories that appear light on the surface but conceal a huge heart and wisdom inside. And so it is here. Because Love You Teacher is not a series you watch just for the plot. It's a series you experience.
And when you reach the very end, you realize it was never about teaching someone again who they once were. But about learning to love who they are now. And finding in that love the strength to – both – become better versions of yourselves.
This is that warm, wise story that deserves to move you. I recommend it to anyone who believes love can take many shapes – and that in every one of them, if genuine, something sacred resides.
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A Heartwarming and Comforting BL
Perth and Santa are back together and they are incredibly cute. What makes this series stand out immediately is that the couple is already in a loving relationship from the start. Instead of the usual slow burn, we get to see them living together, caring for each other, and supporting one another as a real couple. That dynamic already feels refreshing. Another fun detail is that both of them are teachers and even work at the same school, which creates so many sweet and funny moments between them.Santa as Solar is such a lovable character. He is an enthusiastic and fun teacher who clearly loves his students, and he also takes great care of his boyfriend Pobmek and the people around him. Perth as Pobmek is the complete opposite. He is a lazy teacher who sometimes feels like he only became a teacher just to work at the same school as his boyfriend. Even though he acts lazy, the way Solar looks after him makes their relationship feel warm and natural.
The story takes an emotional turn when Solar suffers an accident that leaves him with brain damage, and suddenly Pobmek becomes the one who has to look after him. It becomes a real test of patience, devotion, and the love they share.
The plot is great and the writing feels refreshing. Adding children into the story makes the series even more fun and lively. The school setting feels warm and chaotic in the best way, and the interactions with the students bring a lot of humor and heart to the show.
Santa is absolutely incredible in this role. His acting as a seven year old child is spot on, from his expressions to the way he speaks and reacts. It feels natural and believable, making both the funny and emotional moments work so well. Perth also delivers a strong performance as Pobmek. His patience and care really stand out as he looks after Solar, balancing frustration, responsibility, and deep love in a very convincing way.
What an incredible start. The series feels light, fun, and comforting while still having emotional depth. The chemistry between Perth and Santa is fantastic and the show already feels very special.
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So far very good
Very interesting storyline, you don't see that level of complexity in bl drama often, and it is handled very well by the director, 10/10 to him and the crew. Great acting from the teachers and students, especially Santa, can't wait to see how the mystery surrounding Solar and Sun unfold in the coming weeks.Was this review helpful to you?
Perth and Santa are my favorite for a reason!
I truly am loving this series! My favorite scenes are the ones from their college days. This series is done so well I love the colors and setting it feels fresh. Perth and Santa are absolutely amazing, Santa playing both Solar and Sun is hard within itself but I can tell the difference and he’s doing a great job. Perths character growth I can already tell is going to be a beautiful journey. I’ve already cried basically each episode but I am just so glad they finally got a series and I can’t wait to see more from these two amazing actors 🖤🤍Was this review helpful to you?
P’Dome, I'm scared! I’ll never believe your 'Comedy' again! ??
At first, I expected this drama to be a lighthearted rom-com, but it turned out to be an emotional rollercoaster that kept me both laughing and crying. Every episode is packed with meaningful life lessons that resonate deeply and offer something new to learn each time. The acting is phenomenal, especially seeing the lead transition seamlessly between different facets of Santa character. One moment, he portrays the innocence of a clueless 7-year-old child so convincingly, and the next, he transforms into a mature, composed teacher. This stark contrast in his performance truly showcases his incredible range and dedication as an actor. The storytelling is rich and multifaceted, providing a perfect blend of humor, heart, and wisdom. It’s a masterpiece that offers a diverse range of emotions, making it a truly unforgettable viewing experience. Highly recommended for those who love deep characters!Was this review helpful to you?
