Bex

I understand what you mean, but dating culture is different in every country, so holding hands can be a big deal to some people. This show is also marketed towards teenagers, and not everyone has had their first love by then (and a lot of people only start dating much later). Hashimoto was the first crush Aoki ever had, and Ida hadn't ever liked anyone before. Plus, it's the first time either of them have ever liked a boy, so that kind of changes some things socially :-)

I really wanna watch this for Jun's sake but Idol Romance just has a history of making BLs I don't like😭💔

I need a wingman like Toyoda lol

VABDBSDBSBSBS I'M 5 DAYS LATE BUT THEY ACTUALLY FINISHED FILMING! I seriously was wondering it was cancelled since there was no update, my only source was this comment section😭😭 (Source: https://m.joynews24.com/v/1425111)

I don't understand why people dislike this so much already, I've absolutely LOVED the first two episodes. The show is funny and entertaining and it's one of the first dramas I've seen recently that never has me bored. The one-hour episodes just FLY by unlike many 30-minute dramas I've seen recently that just feel so slow.

HELLO I AM CRUSHING ON TAERI SO BAD SHE'S SO HANDSOME

Is it possible to watch this without watching season 1? The first season isn't available on Netflix in my area ㅠㅠ

Honestly, props to the production team for thinking of a new storyline after Hyunjun declining the role. Of course it'll be weird without one of the main leads, but I'm still excited for this season and how it'll pan out. I'm honestly completely fine with it not being BL since season 1 was satisfying enough in that aspect, I just wanna know what happened to Yeon Woo's mother lol

Nope, not really

I just realized that the actors and actresses are mostly from 2003 and 2002! It's pretty amazing that they actually casted people the same age as they wanted to portray!

I honestly get what you mean, I feel the same way. I have to assume it's because of cultural differences that I'll never be able to understand it properly.

I really liked this show, but there were a couple of points that confused me: I don't understand what the deal with Mr. Fahrenheit was, did he make it all up? And I also didn't get the significance of Jun and Sae kissing at the ceremony despite everyone knowing he was gay... why did they all clap so much?

I don't think it's available outside of Asia at the moment. This is the global site link, but if it leads you to nowhere, it sadly isn't available in your country: https://www.netflix.com/gb/title/81511667

It is but only in certain countries!😭 I know for a fact it’s available in Taiwan, Thailand and Indonesia and I’m quite sure it’s also in South Korea

I'm asking as a total newbie to this show: is it worth watching? I've been considering it since it's still airing episodes on Netflix in my country (I think only 4 episodes are out so far). But I'm still a little confused as to what the show is about based on the description and the trailer seemed a little boring. However, the ratings seem quite good on MDL! Is it worth the 16 one-and-a-half-hour long episodes?

Am I the only one who really likes this so far?😭 It doesn't seem like the comment section is a big fan but I honestly don't mind the short episodes

I'm only 2 episodes in but I've probably never cringed (but in the best way) so much when watching a show ever LMAO

I came here for a casual movie night and ended up with a big crush on Jeon Jong Seo😭

Jung Hae In said the directors are writing a script for a second season!!!!!!! I really hope they can complete it :,)

Jang Eui Soo and Lee Se Jin LOOOL I feel like they've been in everything