Akaisora

The only nudity I noticed was a man's backside, so it's certainly not blatant.

At least it made my day funnier when I read it. :D

I know you meant to write "shirtless" but the immature me is here giggling over "shitless". :D

I've been considering that, since I like the cast thought the plot isn't my kind of thing. Thanks for the suggestion.

Thank you. (And wow, that was fast. )

I'm scared to watch now but I will... just gotta watch something light and mindless before and after. :D

Would you please, under the spoiler tag, tell me 2 things?

1. Is there actual (physical) cheating, or just him liking another person?
2. Is the ending considered happy?

I've had too many feels lately, so I'd like to know in advance to prepare my poor heart. :'D

Happy ending.

I was quite hesitant about this, since series that become very popular and get good comments and reviews somehow always manage to disappoint me, but...

well, 10/10 for me. While I didn't find the storyline spectacularly unique, it was good, but what shined here were the 2 guys is leading roles; with their eyes, gestures, small movements, they managed to portray more emotions in seconds than some dramas do in a whole season.

And, damn it, they actually made me cry once while watching this. That made me give this a 10 instead of a 9.5, that's how rare it is for me.

In the spoiler under this, I've written whether the ending is happy or sad, in case that's a deciding factor for someone.

This was a cute, brainless watch. It even made me laugh out loud many times. 8/10 for entertainment value and easy watching between heavy, long dramas.

I'm going to completely disregard the last episode though, unless there will be a sequel and then I may perhaps acknowledge that it exists. :D

I don't go into series expecting good kisses or amazing chemistry, but damn, once I find a series that has both it'll become an instant favourite - and this one? I haven't felt chemistry like this since TharnType. (Nope, nothing similar about the two series, I'm solely focusing on the chemistry between characters and awesome kiss scenes.)

I did (binged it, no regrets) and absolutely loved it.

I can deal with sexual assault and the aftermath in dramas. If handled well, it can make a moving storyline about survival.

I can NOT deal with the rapist/stalker/abuser being hailed as a good guy, getting a happy ending, and rape/assault being normalized/ignored/justified.

I gave this a generous 7/10 because of the main couple - after the first few episodes, I got really into them. I enjoyed their later parts immensely, and think they have great chemistry.

BUT.

After certain events, I _completely_ skipped all scenes with the secondary couple. Explanation in spoiler.

At the last episode. Worth it, though.

If there is literally 1 (subtly-filmed, non-pornographic) sex scene, then calling the FL a sexual character seems very overboard. Will you say the same about the ML? Not only was he in that same scene but his (gasp) bare upper body was seen as well.

I desperately wish to comment something meaningful, but I watched the last episode literally 3 minutes ago and I'm still speechless. Perhaps later, when my emotions have settled, I'll review this one.
But for now, I'll keep it simple: 10/10 for me.

I'm at episode 4 now and can't stop watching, which is sad, because then I can't watch anymore. :'D

I'm starting episode 1 now, I really, REALLY hope I'll like this. I've been craving a bad*ss female lead for a while so let's see.

I'm loving the fact that we're getting way more female leads that actually think, do, act, instead of staying still, waiting for a knight in shining armor helplessly.
Female protagonists going for blood is shaping up to be a favourite trope of mine.

I don't like rom-coms, but sometimes, though rarely, I do make exceptions. I think you have just convinced me to watch this.