With its semi-fantasy element that centralized on luck, it executed a freshly new concept that I never encountered in other dramas before. It was adorable and full of fluffiness. An unlucky man who met his complete opposite man in terms of luck, who soon became his boyfriend.
Shinomiya Naoya, Sato Yusuke in real life, really looks like a son-version of Keita Machida. The resemblance is noticeable; good-looking faces, lovely facial expressions, and portraying such boyfriend material characters (Kurosawa & Naoya). The zooming-in of Naoya’s nipples was a nice view to see, he is a fine hot man. I can fully understand Kota’s gay panicked moment seeing a half-naked man’s body in front of him at that time.
Japan is a big fan of making the story comedic with their actors playing big and exaggerated actions. Most of them are surely done in a cute way but can’t help to feel cringe at some scenes. The bad luck events are bearable at first however, it gets cheesier as the episodes pass by. Thankfully, their amusing love story is enough to conclude that this is indeed a nice show.
Despite Kota’s prior intention of using Naoya’s luck for his own gain, I personally think that given his unluckiness, his decision is valid and acceptable. Good thing that he realized that it is evil to befriend others just to satisfy your cravings. Naoya’s background story, on the other hand, helps the story to justify the kiss that he initiated in the first episode.
The moment I heard the OST, I immediately searched for it and added it to my playlist because of its catchy and beautiful vibes that match the whole storyline of the drama.
Another short yet sweet Japanese BL that captures the viewers’ hearts simply because of the characters. Arigato to the quirky Kota and to the overly cute creature, Naoya.
There's no doubt that Seo Joon is always sincere about his feelings for Ji Won. Despite being ghosted for a year, he tried to save their relationship. But after meeting and talking to Ji Won for the first time in a while, the boy has finally come to a conclusion that it may be the end of the love between them. But did you notice that Seo Joon is always stating that they break up in a questionable manner every time he conveys with Ji Won. He is still holding on for the fat chance of reconciliation. Yet, we don't know the REAL reason why Ji Won did that. I know Ji Won still loves Seo Joon but it's too early I guess for us to give him the explanation behind it. And I searched for the translation of his restaurant name. When translated, Ti Aspetto means 'I am waiting for you.' At least the epilogue compensates us and gives us an overflowing cuteness of the both of them when they're still together. That kiddie fight is super fluffy, way to go to end it in a lovely hug. I swear, this season is highly addictive. I want to see more!!
A calm yet tremendously heartbreaking movie that talks about escaping the world full of homophobic individuals to finding a certain place that someone will welcome you despite your gender identity. A small family that showcases that love and acceptance can make one person's life happy. Very realistic approach to tackle a life of a gay man who suffers from the harsh feedbacks of those people who's only good on commenting about other people's life. This drama is an impact; from the tragedy of the nanny, the breakup of the couple, to Seol being lost, and the ongoing life of the rest of them from the farm are such a ride.
The pilot EP is such a great start. From flashing all of their memories from Season 1 to giving us the problem of the story, a breakup. Why do they need to break? All answers lay on Han Ji Woo and mostly because of Seo Joon being an actor that worried Ji Woo for the response of the public if their relationship has been caught. Anyways, the acting, the music, and the plot are pretty good in total.
There’s nothing new, the same old love story, but the more disappointing thing is I can’t feel any chemistry going on between the leads and the supporting characters seem dull. It’s not that bad but it was still below average, yet I will give the next few episodes a try.
A blistering pilot episode that directly takes us into the field of law. Some of the points and terms used aren’t familiar since I am not fully aware of them but they manage to highlight a nice introduction for the female protagonist. Seo Hyun Jin is such an excellent actress. Almost all of her dramas are top-notch and I hope this one will too.
So Naoya was a little bit of a pushover and selfless. He is happy enough to see that the people around him are satisfied. But it also led him to hate this kind of situation. Naoya’s reason for kissing Kota was unexpectedly funny -his ex-girlfriends love it. I agree with Kota when he says that Naoya is an overly cute creature, he is indeed a massive ray of sunshine overflowing with a mixture of manliness and fluffiness! Only one more episode left, this was another short yet sweet BL produced with the comedic approach of the Japanese that surely wins the heart of the viewers.
Does the original story from the novel version have some erotic scenes or revolve around BL without censorship? And where can I read a well-written English version of the novel?
They're always the cutest and the happiest when they're together. This one is such a heartwarming and precious gift to us, EXO-Ls. The whole 12 episodes were really entertaining and loving. Happy 10 years to my home, EXO! Let’s Love forever and ever.
The moment that the main couple finally became official, I mostly fast forward their scenes. It isn't just loveable as it was before. On the other hand, the side characters have more interesting stories to offer than the main couple. They’re always there to save the entire EP.
With its semi-fantasy element that centralized on luck, it executed a freshly new concept that I never encountered in other dramas before. It was adorable and full of fluffiness. An unlucky man who met his complete opposite man in terms of luck, who soon became his boyfriend.
Shinomiya Naoya, Sato Yusuke in real life, really looks like a son-version of Keita Machida. The resemblance is noticeable; good-looking faces, lovely facial expressions, and portraying such boyfriend material characters (Kurosawa & Naoya). The zooming-in of Naoya’s nipples was a nice view to see, he is a fine hot man. I can fully understand Kota’s gay panicked moment seeing a half-naked man’s body in front of him at that time.
Japan is a big fan of making the story comedic with their actors playing big and exaggerated actions. Most of them are surely done in a cute way but can’t help to feel cringe at some scenes. The bad luck events are bearable at first however, it gets cheesier as the episodes pass by. Thankfully, their amusing love story is enough to conclude that this is indeed a nice show.
Despite Kota’s prior intention of using Naoya’s luck for his own gain, I personally think that given his unluckiness, his decision is valid and acceptable. Good thing that he realized that it is evil to befriend others just to satisfy your cravings. Naoya’s background story, on the other hand, helps the story to justify the kiss that he initiated in the first episode.
The moment I heard the OST, I immediately searched for it and added it to my playlist because of its catchy and beautiful vibes that match the whole storyline of the drama.
Another short yet sweet Japanese BL that captures the viewers’ hearts simply because of the characters. Arigato to the quirky Kota and to the overly cute creature, Naoya.