Because there are immature, puritanical viewers who cannot stomach a relationship between two consenting adults…
It doesn't seem profitable for them to make full-length series for an adult audience, as adults do not purchase all the accompanying products like CDs, and Merchandise.
It's not really fair to make only 8 episodes for this series; all the other series have 10 or 11. why the best series are getting fewer episodes; it's really frustrating.
The series started off reasonable and became somewhat boring. I skip most parts where the couple isn't present. Benjamin is handsome, in my opinion, unlike the other who has a rather dull face, so it's hard to see a physical match between them. I also don't really like the faces he makes; sometimes, it feels like he's trying to be a 5-year-old kid rather than a high school student. Generally, that's how I feel about this character. The story is banal and unoriginal; it's always the same story, and it always works anew. But in this case, these are such long episodes with no interesting plot to justify all this time passing.
I feel a bit sorry for these kids; it seems to me that the characters do not do them justice and they are like paper dolls. I mean, for children who are constantly tested and strive for capability, there might also be psychological difficulties. You don't see it affecting them; they sit up until 2 or 3 in the morning as if everything is fine. It seems disconnected, but who knows, maybe they are really like that.
I can't watch episode 7 because it's so boring, but it might be suitable for those who enjoy a series involving challenges, even though the challenges here are somewhat repetitive, as in many series (overseas travel, an ex coming back, family)—pretty banal stuff but might interest those who aren't necessarily looking for butterflies and excitement.
9 episode was lovely, the series is truly charming, and the story is delightful. The actor playing Takara is excellent . Despite the lack of chemistry between them, he is very convincing in his role and manages to convey depth and conflicts without speaking, which is challenging. Konishi is making the utmost effort even though he doesn't quite fit the role, in my opinion. Overall, it's not his fault; it's a bit disappointing because this could have been an excellent series if there was real chemistry between them. On the other hand, the series is genuinely sweet as it is now, so it's enjoyable to watch and look forward to the next episode.
People are bashing this like crazy on weibo and on some Chinese forums, even attacking the looks of the main leads.…
Why care about the Chinese? Let them write whatever they want; they even paint their grass green. It’s best to avoid visiting Chinese websites and not to cooperate. It's recommended to avoid Bilibili too, as its main purpose is espionage.
will japan ever stop with these stereotypical gender roles even in gay relationships?
Japanese series are above all, I don't care about stereotypes or not, fortunately, they are still not enslaved to your Woke rules of political correctness, go ruin Snow White and such...
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I feel a bit sorry for these kids; it seems to me that the characters do not do them justice and they are like paper dolls. I mean, for children who are constantly tested and strive for capability, there might also be psychological difficulties. You don't see it affecting them; they sit up until 2 or 3 in the morning as if everything is fine. It seems disconnected, but who knows, maybe they are really like that.