Duang with You

An Enemy's to Lovers Trope?!

this is the first time ive ever watched a bl that started like this, its so entertaining, makes me laugh, makes me giggling and kicking my feet lolol. and you're telling me that THIS is the first episode??? i just know that this bl series will be GOOD AS HELLL and will be my FAVORITE BL OF ALL TIMEE. at first, u can see how CUTE & funny Duang's trio is!! they're so supportive to Duang, its so cutee. if i was Duang, i would be like him lol, cause DAMNN Qin is so cutee and hotttt. the way Duang is chasing after Qin is so cutee, reading tarots, listing the stuff Qin uses, and even stalks Qin's insta lol (he is so mee). and the way Qin is playing hard to get?!?!. actually his way of chasing Qin is so embarrassing lmao, but anywayyy they're sooo cutee. and the sound effect "duang!!""qin!!" is so cutee omgg aaaa. overall this series is definitely going to be good until the end, cant waitt for the next episode! saturday 22.30 at iqiyi!! :)))

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The actual crook is Qin haha ...

Duang is so damn cutee whyyy , I couldn't say anything but smile and say narak makkkk inside . Duang is optimistic and cheerful boyy and the way he blushes aww looks even moreee cuter , I know that sticker was stolen by Qin hahaha .. Qin doesn't feel uncomfortable for what duang is doing aiigooo .... Cast i love them , it's their first time as main rolee , I didn't expect this series to be this much cute at first , but as per habit I decided to try it and now I am waiting for the next Saturday . And I just don't know from when I am so interested in this type to series....... Wow isn't it funny for Qin , from strangers to lovers , Qin was impulsive in a cute way ha I don't what I'm saying , but look at cutiee Duang he just forgot what to say and instead said “ My buddy likes you ” 5555 . I literally thought there's something goin' on between Duang's buddy and Qin's buddy , in the fair ep 1 ,,,, I want them to catch feelings..... I also ship themmm

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Strong Cast, Weak Plot After Episode Two

Great cast, and I genuinely like the actors, so I don’t want to be negative. However, after episode two, the story starts to feel weak. Three university students who are supposed to be studying are instead spending their time walking around campus putting up heart-shaped stickers with photos of their crushes, which doesn’t feel realistic at all. If you’re going to do a university BL, it should at least feel believable. University life should focus more on studying and personal growth, not posting pictures of your lover all over campus.

I’m also hoping the entire 12-episode plot won’t just be Duang chasing after Qinn, with Qinn playing hard to get the whole time and only accepting his love at the very end. I really like the cast, but after the second episode, the storyline just isn’t working for me so far.

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First impression: a youthful romcom built on exaggeration and carefully crafted awkwardness

Duang with You presents itself from the very first episode as a youthful romcom built on exaggeration and carefully crafted awkwardness. The series leans into physical humor, heightened reactions, and the charm of love at first sight to introduce Duang, an impulsive, intense, and emotionally unguarded protagonist whose immediate fixation on Qin shapes much of the opening narrative. The tone is light and at times noisy, making it clear that subtlety is not the goal here. Instead, the show embraces excess as its chosen language.

The character dynamics work best when the story leans on its groups of friends. These trios play a central role, commenting on events, interfering when needed, and speeding the story along, giving the episode momentum even if it occasionally feels rushed. Between Duang and Qin, the bond is built more on contrast than depth. Duang’s expansive energy meets Qin’s almost enigmatic quiet, creating a simple yet effective tension that feels familiar to the genre. There are hints of future layers, though the premiere seems more interested in suggestion than in full development.

From a technical standpoint, the series remains faithful to its intentions. The direction favors a fast pace, an ever-present soundtrack, and visual choices that flirt with a cartoony aesthetic. The balance does not always hold, as excess can become tiring and the humor does not always land, but there is consistency in the visual and tonal approach. Duang with You does not aim to reinvent the BL romantic comedy. It chooses instead to work within familiar formulas, relying on the cast’s charm and easy audience identification.

By the end of the episode, the impression is of a functional opening that prioritizes mood and character introductions over deeper conflict. The series positions itself as light entertainment, meant to be enjoyed without heavy emotional demands, yet still leaving room to grow. What remains to be seen is whether, in the episodes to come, the story will find the space to move beyond its initial charm and turn simple likability into lasting emotional engagement.

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