It's Just Business Episode 1

1st off i get that the actor dyed their hair…

1st off i get that the actor dyed their hair cause of the character's in the manga series - but i could do without the "color", i don't think it adds to their looks but that's me. nitpicking aside - this was a cute 1st ep, not something new as i kinda been there done that with the clueless, carefree goofball that (ironically) turns to the only good-looking guy that wayyy out of his league (but secretly wayyy into him) to play act at dating & then it turns into reality. ***********************************************************but it was cute all the same & i found it eyebrow raising that Issei already made his move. but have to say Kiyo & his sister r both very "slow" to think playacting at being in a gay relationship, will be a turn on & make Kiyo into a "women magnet" personally i think most normal girls wouldn't ever consider hitting-on or approaching a guy that's in a gay relationship. & the ones that do, in the hopes of "turning" him straight r either crazy or exist only BL land. but it's the premise of the plot so it is what it is...

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Episode 1 — It's Just for Show... Or Is It?

Ren Ashihara is a handsome but rather shallow university student whose greatest ambition is to have girls screaming over him.Following his sister's rather questionable advice, he decides that pretending to be an affectionate BL couple with another attractive guy might be the perfect way to attract attention.And just when he needs a partner, the good-looking Issei Kuji conveniently appears!Ren quickly discovers that acting like a couple is surprisingly enjoyable. Issei is easygoing, comfortable to be around, and undeniably attractive. Ren has no problem getting physically close to him, especially when it earns them the attention he wants.But then Issei unexpectedly gives him a very real kiss.When Ren panics, Issei simply smiles and says, "It's just business."What a convenient excuse! (LOL)From that moment on, Issei begins behaving in ways that seem increasingly difficult to explain as mere performance.The amusing part is that Ren, who originally came up with this ridiculous arrangement, may be the one who has completely misunderstood the situation.This first episode is light, playful, and easy to watch. It doesn't demand much emotional investment yet, but that may be exactly its charm.I'm curious to see how long Issei can keep hiding behind the excuse of "business" — and how long Ren will remain oblivious to what's happening right in front of him.

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