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"which makes the letter he [Eun-ho's father] writes her after the main relationship collapses hit like a second emotional nuke."
For real! I was fighting hard with tears when they both hug and cry in the present after the 'what-if' dialogue, but I was managing it well. Then, they showed the letter from Eun-ho's dad, and I couldn't stop the tears anymore.
Thanks for making me go through the film again, through all the emotions felt, and for your detailed and accurate description. I'll definitely watch the original Chinese film as soon as I get the possibility.

i agree with your comment! I didn't dislike the straight couple as well, and their story was placed coherently with the main one. Of course I wanted more scenes of Hee Su and Seung Won after getting together. I don't mind it not having a kiss - I usually don't mind when it's a high school love - but they could show us more of them. The few final minutes of them walking hand in hand let me in love 🥰 so it wasn't that big deal.
I find it so frustrating of letting the very last moment to wrap up and then bye bye. I saw it also in BLs from other countries. At least here they didn't go through the usual fight and break up after getting together and the unmissable separation trope.
I will remember them with so much joy and love ✨️❤️

Pensavo di avere le traveggole a sentire la Bella e la Bestia come sfondo musicale! 😂 Mi fa piacere non essere ancora del tutto fuori di testa ahahahah

no 😊 it's a happy ending
it's just that they could give the secondary characters a more satisfying ending... it feels like an open ending for them

I loved how you talked about the slow burn (I love slow burns so much, especially the ones done great like this one).

Of course we all now want S2 - let's just hope they'll bring it to us. And, as Wang and Tian said:
"Would you try to come back?" / "Yes."

I thought the same thing about the change of class, and also about Tian's reaction.
Poor Tian is left with sadness and guilt. He knows Wang failed on purpose beacuse of their developing relationship, so a part of him blames himself for Wang's departure. And also, he knows that Wang can't tell him the truth, but he stil feels sad that Wang doesn't trust him enough to tell him the truth.

The part where you say that Wang was Tian's anchor was amazing! <3
I hope that, since the two are staying in the same room in the meantime (at least I suppose, since they're sharing it with Shi that is in class B as well), Tian will still have a bit of his anchor, of his HOME in his life.

Of course we're all manifesting for a season 2 because too many things are hanging (my mental health too LOL), so I will crave deep in my heart the promise Tian and Wang made to each other in the ending.
"Will you came back?" / "Yes."

That would be amazing. Don't know if Eric could be there, but at least Benjamin and other actors. I'd love to hear their take on this or that scene, and maybe even about the story in general.
And possibly, with English subtitles ❤️ cause I watched a few interviews here and there on social but almost all in Chinese only.

I love your comment. It unveils new hidden layers to the story my brain couldn't figure out at 1AM, so thank you for making it deeper to me too 🥰
Now everything changes, and it was another little addition to the unfolding relationship between Wang and Tian. The actors have been sublime throughout the show, and today they rocked as always ✨️

I am excited for tomorrow, and also terrified. I know the last episode will end me, but I think we will crave to watch it anyways.

Thanks for writing this so beautifully - it really helped me understand them better ❤️

your comment was so good and it captured so much the essence of their new stage of relationship! let's hope we'll for tomorrow 🙏🏼

yes, this should go under spoiler 😅

Tian and Wang are two awesome souls. We've seen Tian taking care of Wang for so many episodes, but the words Wang said to Tian's mom? I was in tears 🥹

Wang has completed his fall in love with Tian, and it has been awesome to watch on the front row.

One thing about Tian that I noticed is how from other people's perspective it's just a brother's care. Tian knows it's not like that, and Wang feels they share something that he calls family, but in today's episode he maybe starts to set the feeling in another category 💛 Also, the memories from Wang (if I'm right) about their shared path showed us how much they changed from the beginning.

"Their eye contact alone could melt glaciers."
> yes, 100% agree. While watching this, I was flabbergasted at how actors (in general, and the two of them in particular) can create such chemistry with each other without being together. That's amazing!

OMG, yes! Now that you make me notices, there are tons of references to poetry! The suggestions at the book of lyric writing Tian is reading are crazily on point! 🤯
The quotes about the seasons that happens here and there are very poetic, too! Even Tian's and Wang's soliloquy are poetic sometimes.
Thanks for making me notice it! 💛

I loved the remark of the 'up to you' / 'down to you' with Wang's soliloquy about Tian turning his world upside down 😍
I also loved that they showed us the English lesson and those two idioms in particular for a purpose, but they let us forgive it during the episode just to remind it to us at the end 🤍

I start saying that I like almost everything I watch, so I'm probably not a good standard, but here are my picks:
• My tooth your love 🦷 > loved it so much! The leads spilled chemistry just by breathing. The story has a tiny slip towards the end, but it was awesome. The main leads are enough of a reason to watch it, at least for me. (the actor that plays the smart mean student here is there as a side character)
• About youth 🎸 > short, cute and has an amazing OST (one of the best OSTs in a BL, in my opinion) the story lacks something but it's enjoyable.
• Innocent 🎭 > very short but very different from everything I've ever seen in a BL. Intriguing and original.
• Papa and daddy 👶🏻 > more than a BL, it's an LGBTQ+ show (there are two seasons. one of the main leads changed between the seasons, but it's still good). It shows the struggles of being a queer family and shows some social issues.
• Marry my dead body 👻 > it's not a BL, but has a gay main character. I cried (a lot), I laughed (a lot). If you find the summary intriguing, you should give it a try.
• since you mentioned History... I didn't see all of them, but I liked History2 Crossing the line (one of the leads is the math teacher in The On1y One)

Did they release it for inter fans? 😍

this comment is as awesome as the show 😍 you captured everything so perfectly! And yes, the two leads are impressive. Plus, the fact they're 29-30 but merge perfectly with the rest of the cast as high school students is blowing my mind 🤯❤️

I'm even more glad that he can finally do it, then! 😊

Also, from the trailer reaction, he and the other male lead seemed so thrilled and happy 😍

Yes! 😍 I didn't expect Great to be this good at singing! He's great! (pun intended 🤣)

I was waiting for Great to act in a BL couple since Manner of Death honestly 😎I think it was worth the wait!And today the OST went out: I didn't expect Great to be this good at singing 👏🏼

Thanks other people in the comments, I had a few questions to ask but you had already answered them 🫰🏼

That said, I hope some of the current eliminated will be spared cause I definitely want to see them at least once more