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HIGENEKO The first episode is a cute and lively introduction to the entertainment world through the eyes of Wan, an enthusiastic fanboy who follows the beautiful idol actor Nine everywhere with his camera.After an awkward encounter with Third, a serious actor who seems rather cold toward Nine, Wan is mistaken for an intrusive fan. However, when his family suddenly needs money, he decides to audition for a drama himself.The idea of a fanboy going from chasing his idol to becoming an idol—and perhaps being chased by fans—is a fun premise. Wan is adorable, Third provides an interesting contrast, and Nine’s perfect idol image already seems to be hiding something.
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The Edge of Horizon Episode 11
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The finale is a classic melodrama filled with civil war, gunfire, sacrifice, and unwavering love. Phob protects Tinnakorn from his brother, returns to save him during the air raid, and finally uses his own body as a shield. When Tinnakorn wakes in the hospital, only Phob’s ring remains.What made this story so beautiful was Phob’s devotion. From the very beginning, he had already decided that he belonged to Tinnakorn. Inn looked magnificent in his military uniform, while Tinnakorn remained pure, graceful, and deeply lovable until the end.I truly loved this series. I only wish it had a proper international release so more people could watch the love story of the hibiscus flower and talk about it together.
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Episode 1 starts with a wonderfully playful setup. Moss rejects anyone who approaches him because of his looks, while Birdy is a natural charmer who can captivate almost everyone he meets.To help his best friend Ten, Birdy casually decides to seduce Moss. But instead of pursuing him too aggressively, he flirts like someone waving a toy in front of a cat—he catches Moss’s attention, then immediately pulls away. Moss pretends not to care, but he is clearly intrigued.After the innocent romance of ThamePo, William and Est return with a much more mature and dangerous kind of chemistry. This was fun from the very first episode.
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Only Friends: Dream On Episode 6
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Arnold still can't understand Thua's feelings, and that gap hurts more than anything.What was meant as care ends up feeling like pity.Meanwhile, Rome changes his approach with Raffy.Instead of chasing, he pulls away—and it actually works.This episode highlights how dangerous emotional misalignment can be.
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School Trip: Joined a Group I’m Not Close To Season 2 Episode 2
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Hioki’s natural shyness is so endearing. He is still figuring out how to express his feelings, while Watarai struggles with how little time they can spend together now that they are in different classes.What I liked most was Hioki quietly taking the initiative. Waking Watarai early so they could have breakfast together is a small gesture, but it tells him something important: Hioki wants to spend time with him too. His inexperience does not make his feelings any less real.Their three friends were lovely in this episode. They help the couple find time together and take Hioki’s questions seriously. That warmth makes the friendship scenes just as enjoyable as the romance.Hioki’s bashful expressions could win me over as easily as they do Watarai. Watching them, I kept thinking how every place they visit and every meal they share will become part of their memories of first love.
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Ing openly pursues what he wants, while Yok keeps resisting his attraction. Yet the more Yok tries to keep his distance, the more obvious his desire becomes. He seems to be noticing Ing’s endearing side already, even if he would never admit it.What interests me is how differently Yok treats Ing. With others, he is polite and considerate; with Ing, he becomes sharp, defiant, and emotionally exposed. Ing gets a reaction from him that nobody else does—and Ing is beginning to realize it.The hotel encounter is troubling in its forcefulness, and Yok’s regret afterward does not undo that. Ing’s anger matters, too. Their struggle over control makes this relationship complicated, even as they keep seeking each other out.Ing may look like the wolf, but Yok has a much fiercer side beneath his restraint. Meanwhile, Ing’s confidence seems to be giving way to a growing attachment. He wanted this man from the beginning; now he may be finding that he cannot let him go.Neither seems ready to understand everything he is feeling. That is what keeps me watching.
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Cheewa has been trying so hard to win Niran's heart, and his older brother is doing everything he can to help. I laughed when his brother told him to flirt a million times harder!But the best part of this episode was seeing Niran get jealous.Cheewa looks so cool playing basketball, and suddenly everyone wants his attention. Niran is proud of him, but he also wants Cheewa all to himself!And then the tables turn when another boy approaches Niran at the judo booth. Now it's Cheewa's turn to get jealous.These two are already completely in love. Everyone around them knows it, and they're the last ones to make it official. LOL.Finally, Niran asks Cheewa to be his boyfriend, and they both happily say yes!Such a sweet, funny episode. I love how naturally their relationship has developed.Only one episode left!
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Popular Serizawa Acts Weird around Me Episode 9
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Taking a Step Back, Determined to Move CloserSuzuki writes BL stories, but understanding his own romance is another matter entirely! Convinced that Serizawa likes Takeuchi, he tries to step aside and help them spend time together. Meanwhile, his own writing stalls. Keeping busy with the school festival is much easier than facing how much he likes Serizawa.I love the difference between their reactions. Suzuki retreats, while Serizawa, after briefly feeling discouraged by Suzuki’s claim that he likes nobody, decides he can make Suzuki fall for him. His optimism makes their misunderstandings much more enjoyable to watch.The reconciliation with Matsuno also gives this episode a lovely moment beyond the romance. His apology acknowledges how he hurt Suzuki by joining in with the others, despite appreciating Suzuki’s honesty about what he loves. That simple feeling of recovering a lost friendship really stayed with me.And when Suzuki discovers that Takeuchi likes someone else, he STILL wonders who Serizawa could possibly like. Come on, Suzuki—the answer is right there! 😂For me, this has been the most enjoyable high-school BL of the season. The humor, romantic frustration, and friendship moments work so well together. One episode left, and I’m looking forward to seeing these two finally understand each other.
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Pan quietly waiting for Ten to confess was my favorite part of Episode 6. Ten keeps struggling to take that first step, while Pan seems well aware of his feelings—and more willing to take the initiative than Ten expects. Their scenes at the animal hospital were lovely.Meanwhile, Dean is discovering how falling in love can disrupt his own rhythm. He wants to accommodate Moss, whose work and creative interests continue at their usual pace. Perhaps Moss is the most eccentric one of them all!I think their attraction goes both ways: Moss also admires Dean’s uninhibited freedom. They each have something the other finds fascinating, but their freedom takes different forms. That makes them exciting together—and potentially difficult partners in the long run.Seeing Dean’s childhood photos also made me curious about how that ordinary, bespectacled boy became the man who can befriend anyone. There is clearly more to him than his easy charm.
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“ My father’s dream isn’t my dream.” Niran’s words stayed with me throughout Episode 8. Judo was tied to those rare moments when his parents celebrated together, so admitting that he no longer wants it means confronting much more than his future career.I appreciated his teacher listening carefully and his mother’s fiancé reassuring him that he had not been abandoned. Being a teenager does not make the hurt caused by family conflict disappear.This episode also helped me understand why Niran finds love difficult to trust. Chiwa’s gentle, persistent affection is slowly reaching a heart that has learned to protect itself.Like light travelling an immense distance from a star, love takes time to arrive. That image captures what makes this series so moving to me.
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Hold on, Harutora-kun Episode 7
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Episode 7 showed how Harutora’s straightforward love protects Sui from the prejudice surrounding him.Sui may look soft and delicate, but he is not weak. He has a quiet, flexible strength, like a willow bending without breaking. Even so, other people’s opinions and comments on social media can still shake him. Having a boyfriend, friends, and family who understand him gives him the emotional safety he needs.Harutora defended Sui by making it clear that being kind and caring has nothing to do with being gay. He also introduced Sui to his own mother as his boyfriend without hesitation.However, what Sui wants most is acceptance from his own family. At the parent-teacher meeting, he finally gathers the courage to tell his mother that he loves men and is dating Harutora. Her deeply confused expression makes the ending both painful and unsettling.For a young bird, being accepted by its parent may be the greatest sense of safety it can have.
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Love Is Better the Second Time Around Season 2 Episode 4
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A double date on a yakatabune, with everyone dressed in kimono, sounds romantic—until Miyata realizes he is surrounded by another impressive man from Iwanaga’s past.Miyata is an ordinary magazine editor trying to live with his feet firmly on the ground. Iwanaga, meanwhile, is handsome, brilliant, wealthy, and apparently followed by an endless line of accomplished former lovers. Even Miyata’s usually strong “ordinary person” mentality begins to crack when he compares himself with them.Their standards are so different that it feels as if one measures life in meters and the other in yards. Yet Iwanaga seems completely unconcerned about his exes. If anything, he even cherishes the misunderstandings, jealousy, and small conflicts between himself and Miyata as part of their love.Louis also turned out to be less malicious than I expected. The real problem is not the people surrounding Iwanaga, but Miyata’s fear that he may not be enough for the extraordinary man he loves.
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Popular Serizawa Acts Weird around Me Episode 7
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Episode 7 finally revealed just how long Serizawa has been in love with Suzuki.Before meeting him, Serizawa had received many confessions but had never understood what it meant to truly like someone. Then he noticed Suzuki happily reading alone in his usual spot in the library and wanted to know everything about him.Learning that Suzuki loved BL novels, Serizawa began reading the same books so they could share that excitement. Even better, he used them as textbooks to become Suzuki’s ideal “seme.”So Serizawa was not simply acting weird around Suzuki—he had been carefully studying how to become the person Suzuki would fall for!His feelings were overflowing throughout this episode. Everyone can see that Serizawa is hopelessly in love, except Suzuki himself. How can Suzuki still not notice? 😂
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Kopher’s confession under the lovers’ tree was sweet, but it came before Rin was ready to face his own feelings. His immediate rejection left them painfully awkward, even though it was obvious that Kopher had already become someone special to him.The final competition made everything worse. Krit praised Mochi as a partner who always respects and accepts him, but to Rin, those words sounded like an accusation—that he had been abandoned because he had failed to do the same.Rin running away showed that his breakup with Krit is still an open wound. Meanwhile, Kopher, who once kept everyone at a distance, is cautiously opening his heart and becoming more lovable with every episode.By Episode 5, Kopher somehow started looking very handsome to me. That is probably the clearest sign that this drama has won me over.
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Their interrupted first night was funny, but Mos looking at Dean’s childlike sleeping face with more relief than disappointment revealed his true feelings. He is strongly attracted to Dean, yet a part of him is still afraid to move forward.Dean kept asking whether they could try again tonight, tomorrow, or the day after. Mos found him annoying—but the moment Dean stopped messaging him, Mos could no longer concentrate on anything. These two clash precisely because they are so strongly drawn to each other. If they ever truly get in sync, they may become an unbeatable couple.This episode was funny, but the feelings visible beneath their misunderstandings were also a little sad. Dean can become friends with anyone in the world, but perhaps he is the kind of person who cannot become friends with himself. The closer he gets to his true feelings, the more he tries to run away from them.
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