Finally, the sequel we don't expect to have but grateful that they decided to make one. The chemistry and entertainment factor from Akafuji and Hajime still feels the same. I love that we see familiar faces added to the cast and spice up the story. Robin and Oshida were some notable actors in their respective BL shows. This means that more handsome men are for the viewers to indlulge with. The sauna scene was so funny. The way they censored Hajime's nipples and Yuichiro's innocent reaction was giving pure comedy. I love it so far
So I just binge-watched EP01 and EP04, and I love it! I was shocked that this is a pure BL from China without involving any form of censorship. And of course, the writer of the original novel was a well-known BL author based on her notable works. The four episodes were more than enough for me to love this show. I love the fun and comedy side that keeps the entertainment flowing, but more than anything, I love that I can feel the romance between the two couples. They are all so handsome, hot, sexy, and cutesy. The rated 18+ scenes were an enjoyable, spicy addition as well. With the drama having a 30-40 minute duration with 24 episodes, I am so excited to know more about the story and ready to support this show all out. I enjoy it and it's making me happy at the moment
I love this show! The couple is so cute together, and I enjoyed it more because of their healthy relationship, which involves communicating and comprehending one another's thoughts. And the best thing is, those kissing scenes are so delicious to watch.
This is so ROMANTIC!! The butterflies in my stomach have been reawakened hahaha.
Every single scene from the main couple speaks volumes. They allow me to be fascinated again. Pond and Peterpan's chemistry is insane!! I love everything from this show so far.
I swear, if the government of China lifted the BL censorship, they would be a total powerhouse. Almost every BL show I watched from this country, including the bromance films, is so good.
The production quality of this mini-series was already that high despite the limited budget. It has so much potential, and I can visualize several plots already from our main characters. Filming it in the four corners of the wall, with one scene from the ocean, was impressive. With Osaka as the shooting location, I think they are somehow free from the Chinese restrictions or some sort.
Chen Xi is so freaking handsome and sexy. His charisma consumed me. Along with the fragile debt collector, Hao Yu, they are such a cute and perfect pair. Chemistry is great. I want more from these two giant cuties and hotties.
This show deserves a huge audience, and I just wish that we could see more from these actors. Upon seeing the replies of the official YouTube channel of this series, I can sense that they can give us at least a bonus EP if this gains deserved popularity. I can already tell that they are getting popular enough since I keep seeing a lot of their clips on social media.
Oh my gosh! It's been really a while since I felt so good from watching a BL. Both characters are so lovely, charming, handsome, and sexy. I just feel so happy watching them together and EP03-04 are just pure chef kiss! Love the chemistry and I'm so excited for their dating era in the next episodes.
It was a promising show with a cast that served looks. The story of reconnection due to the misunderstanding built from the past was a cliche, but still entertaining at some point. However, it lacks more depth and character development, especially for Min Jun. They can give a more intriguing plot between the couple instead of the complicated trust issue that Min Jun has had since the first episode.
I also feel like the handsome intern can add more spice to the story, such as inserting himself as a love triangle to the couple, or having an unrequited love for Min Jun was fine too. It feels like his character is underdeveloped.
Nevertheless, I still like this show and ranked it as an above-average (but not that highly rated) BL compared to other K-BLs aired before it. The tension of that intimate kiss and bed scene was the best thing that this drama had to offer. They devour each other like there’s no tomorrow, emphasizing how much they miss the existence of the other party. I love to see two men kissing in a BL.
Cutesy and feel-good BL drama with main characters who are so sheepish about love. I was invested in Hee Su and Seung Won’s story more than anyone from the series. One is oblivious and the other is too shy– my soft boys.
As a fan of Lee Sang Jun since the beginning of his acting career, I remember how happy I was when he was announced to star in a BL show. His physique and masculinity are so far from the Kim Seung Won that we know, but he still managed to be the cutest and performed a well-portrayed character.
It was another series of one fall first, but the other one fell harder. Just watching them to be clingy at the end was enough to fulfill all emptiness and drought from the very long pacing of the slow-burning romance between them. The confession scene connecting the dark environment to Heesu’s love for astronomy was lovely.
Despite the lack of an exciting kissing scene, the holding hands was mesmerizing enough. It brings me back to an episode where they were lying after walking too long, then their hands slightly touch one another, and the atmosphere became too tense. That was one of my favorite scenes from the two of them. As well as the overnight camp trip and their little school-to-home interactions, to name a few.
The love I have for the BL couple was too high, to the point that I feel too tired watching other pairs being executed in the show. Choi Ji Yu was okay for me, however, Ju Chan Yeong was a literal meh. Even the stories from Heesu’s three sisters were underdeveloped to the point that I feel like it was a nuisance to be added to the story.
I’m glad that I still watched this show despite the early criticism it received from the fans of the original story. As I also get where their emotions are coming from, as Korean filmmakers love to play with the original story, turning BL into something such as bromance, or for the sake of a clout chase.
Chokun and Aston brought me to this drama, and they did not disappoint. I love how cute they are, and their chemistry is already top-notch. They're so handsome, too. I adore them so much. Finished watching EP01, and it was good. Yet, I feel like the story is going too fast.
Before watching the show, I came across several posts involving Luke's past bad behavior. Can you share the context behind it, and if it was legit? I don't want to drag the show cause of that, but if he did something bad, I might as well bid farewell to the show.
I enjoyed the first episode with its nice storytelling. One is having an unrequited love, while the other is oblivious. It also seems like we're having a future love triangle, and I'm all up for it
I completed the first episode today, and it looks promising. Reunited and soon to reconnect. I feel like there’s a misunderstanding, eight years ago, and I want to see how they unveil each plot moving forward. The intern is so cute and handsome, too, so please add him to the cast list.
I am so invested in Seung Won and Hee Su’s story. One is clueless, and the other one is so sheepish to confess. I’ve known Lee Sang Jun since 2021 and am happy to see him in a BL drama. He is so cute, handsome, and sexy.
Maximalism and the inexperienced love conflict of Gen Zs
Teenagers tend to experiment and are easily swayed by minimal affections, disregarding the red flags. This is a story of four boys who face a complicated yet common discord among their generation. But before anything else, everyone probably knew that the aesthetic approach was the most notable element of the show. It was shown throughout their promotions and the creative set of OSTs. The appeal of colorful designs from accessories to their high-fashion outfits was all pleasing. They reintroduced gel nail art as a new trend, and I even want to try it myself.
Going back to the new gen topic, young people utilize technology and the internet not just to connect with one another but as a new platform to flirt and date. It is fun to witness a relatable scenario such as posting some random story to get the target audience’s attention. Setting up a playlist to add songs to listen to was also entertaining.
Building up the tension was the most explicit emotion I got from watching the series. They know how to spice up things and produce fiery plots. It started from Fou4Mod liking Chian, to Chian liking Bua, to Bua liking Baabin, but Baabin liked Fou4Mod. Then they gave us the cycle of who fell harder, lost the game, and the I-do-everything-to-make-him-jealous EPs.
Fast forward to EP05, it was probably the big pause from the four of them. The closure of the love triangle between Fou4Mod, Chian, and Bua was satisfying. But then, they level up the intensity on that one single video call scene at the end of EP06. They surely love to play with our minds to the point that I am content that no one should end up together at the end.
At the final episode, we got the conclusion for everyone’s story. Baabin and Bua ended up together while Fou4Mod and Chian reconnected. The confrontation scene during the random dance challenge was too perfect. All actors performed their roles so passionately.
Shooting the film through an iPhone was a brave decision for the production to come up with. However, it obviously has its cons. The majority of the shots are long distance, and it feels so draining that they break the 3-second rule when it comes to the duration of each sequence. Nevertheless, the story is so unique and bold that I found myself getting used to the camera setting.
Every single scene from the main couple speaks volumes. They allow me to be fascinated again. Pond and Peterpan's chemistry is insane!! I love everything from this show so far.
PS: The rooftop scenes are so cute and fun.
I swear, if the government of China lifted the BL censorship, they would be a total powerhouse. Almost every BL show I watched from this country, including the bromance films, is so good.
The production quality of this mini-series was already that high despite the limited budget. It has so much potential, and I can visualize several plots already from our main characters. Filming it in the four corners of the wall, with one scene from the ocean, was impressive. With Osaka as the shooting location, I think they are somehow free from the Chinese restrictions or some sort.
Chen Xi is so freaking handsome and sexy. His charisma consumed me. Along with the fragile debt collector, Hao Yu, they are such a cute and perfect pair. Chemistry is great. I want more from these two giant cuties and hotties.
This show deserves a huge audience, and I just wish that we could see more from these actors. Upon seeing the replies of the official YouTube channel of this series, I can sense that they can give us at least a bonus EP if this gains deserved popularity. I can already tell that they are getting popular enough since I keep seeing a lot of their clips on social media.
It was a promising show with a cast that served looks. The story of reconnection due to the misunderstanding built from the past was a cliche, but still entertaining at some point. However, it lacks more depth and character development, especially for Min Jun. They can give a more intriguing plot between the couple instead of the complicated trust issue that Min Jun has had since the first episode.
I also feel like the handsome intern can add more spice to the story, such as inserting himself as a love triangle to the couple, or having an unrequited love for Min Jun was fine too. It feels like his character is underdeveloped.
Nevertheless, I still like this show and ranked it as an above-average (but not that highly rated) BL compared to other K-BLs aired before it. The tension of that intimate kiss and bed scene was the best thing that this drama had to offer. They devour each other like there’s no tomorrow, emphasizing how much they miss the existence of the other party. I love to see two men kissing in a BL.
Cutesy and feel-good BL drama with main characters who are so sheepish about love. I was invested in Hee Su and Seung Won’s story more than anyone from the series. One is oblivious and the other is too shy– my soft boys.
As a fan of Lee Sang Jun since the beginning of his acting career, I remember how happy I was when he was announced to star in a BL show. His physique and masculinity are so far from the Kim Seung Won that we know, but he still managed to be the cutest and performed a well-portrayed character.
It was another series of one fall first, but the other one fell harder. Just watching them to be clingy at the end was enough to fulfill all emptiness and drought from the very long pacing of the slow-burning romance between them. The confession scene connecting the dark environment to Heesu’s love for astronomy was lovely.
Despite the lack of an exciting kissing scene, the holding hands was mesmerizing enough. It brings me back to an episode where they were lying after walking too long, then their hands slightly touch one another, and the atmosphere became too tense. That was one of my favorite scenes from the two of them. As well as the overnight camp trip and their little school-to-home interactions, to name a few.
The love I have for the BL couple was too high, to the point that I feel too tired watching other pairs being executed in the show. Choi Ji Yu was okay for me, however, Ju Chan Yeong was a literal meh. Even the stories from Heesu’s three sisters were underdeveloped to the point that I feel like it was a nuisance to be added to the story.
I’m glad that I still watched this show despite the early criticism it received from the fans of the original story. As I also get where their emotions are coming from, as Korean filmmakers love to play with the original story, turning BL into something such as bromance, or for the sake of a clout chase.
Before watching the show, I came across several posts involving Luke's past bad behavior. Can you share the context behind it, and if it was legit? I don't want to drag the show cause of that, but if he did something bad, I might as well bid farewell to the show.
Teenagers tend to experiment and are easily swayed by minimal affections, disregarding the red flags. This is a story of four boys who face a complicated yet common discord among their generation. But before anything else, everyone probably knew that the aesthetic approach was the most notable element of the show. It was shown throughout their promotions and the creative set of OSTs. The appeal of colorful designs from accessories to their high-fashion outfits was all pleasing. They reintroduced gel nail art as a new trend, and I even want to try it myself.
Going back to the new gen topic, young people utilize technology and the internet not just to connect with one another but as a new platform to flirt and date. It is fun to witness a relatable scenario such as posting some random story to get the target audience’s attention. Setting up a playlist to add songs to listen to was also entertaining.
Building up the tension was the most explicit emotion I got from watching the series. They know how to spice up things and produce fiery plots. It started from Fou4Mod liking Chian, to Chian liking Bua, to Bua liking Baabin, but Baabin liked Fou4Mod. Then they gave us the cycle of who fell harder, lost the game, and the I-do-everything-to-make-him-jealous EPs.
Fast forward to EP05, it was probably the big pause from the four of them. The closure of the love triangle between Fou4Mod, Chian, and Bua was satisfying. But then, they level up the intensity on that one single video call scene at the end of EP06. They surely love to play with our minds to the point that I am content that no one should end up together at the end.
At the final episode, we got the conclusion for everyone’s story. Baabin and Bua ended up together while Fou4Mod and Chian reconnected. The confrontation scene during the random dance challenge was too perfect. All actors performed their roles so passionately.
Shooting the film through an iPhone was a brave decision for the production to come up with. However, it obviously has its cons. The majority of the shots are long distance, and it feels so draining that they break the 3-second rule when it comes to the duration of each sequence. Nevertheless, the story is so unique and bold that I found myself getting used to the camera setting.