It’s not a perfect series, but it was compelling enough to keep me coming back episode after episode. It dives into some heavy themes like emotional dependency, repressed desire, and the blurry lines of fraternal love. It’s an intense psychological drama about two boys raised as brothers.
Song Li is shy, gentle, and passive, but definitely not innocent. Song Qi, on the other hand, is possessive and paranoid, determined to protect Song Li at all costs. Their bond slowly evolves into something far more complex and layered.
Song Qi is clear about how he feels. Song Li, though, is torn—trapped in guilt over emotions he doesn’t know how to face.
The ending was bittersweet. If there's a season two, I'm watching it.
Song Li is shy, gentle, and passive, but definitely not innocent. Song Qi, on the other hand, is possessive and paranoid, determined to protect Song Li at all costs. Their bond slowly evolves into something far more complex and layered.
Song Qi is clear about how he feels. Song Li, though, is torn—trapped in guilt over emotions he doesn’t know how to face.
The ending was bittersweet. If there's a season two, I'm watching it.
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