Episodes 2–3 | kisskh short review
At first, this drama feels very silly and light, almost too simple.
Toru is a stereotypical “not-so-smart” high school student, and Knight is the perfect, gentle tutor.
But what I like is how Knight teaches.
He doesn’t force Toru to study.
Instead, he follows Toru’s pace, listens to his interests, and praises his potential.
Even when Toru gets 0 points, Knight says he has “room to grow” and encourages him calmly.
Their study time slowly becomes something warm and enjoyable.
It’s not a deep or serious story, but it’s soft, kind, and surprisingly comforting.
A simple BL comedy with a gentle heart.
Rating: 3/5 ⭐
Not amazing, but definitely not bad.
Toru is a stereotypical “not-so-smart” high school student, and Knight is the perfect, gentle tutor.
But what I like is how Knight teaches.
He doesn’t force Toru to study.
Instead, he follows Toru’s pace, listens to his interests, and praises his potential.
Even when Toru gets 0 points, Knight says he has “room to grow” and encourages him calmly.
Their study time slowly becomes something warm and enjoyable.
It’s not a deep or serious story, but it’s soft, kind, and surprisingly comforting.
A simple BL comedy with a gentle heart.
Rating: 3/5 ⭐
Not amazing, but definitely not bad.
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