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... Wow. That sounds just as depressing as the film. The message seems to be: no happy ending for gay people?!
Anyway, thank you very much for your detailed summary!🙏🫶 It saved me a lot of time (because it doesn't sound like the series is worth watching for me).

I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks that way! I'd be happy if you could let me know afterwards whether there's a better ending for him in the series.

I’ve watched this a trillion times and just now I realized the tag for the ending… I mean: huh?
Who tagged it this way and why? Clearly it’s a he ?!

Aaaaaaaahhhhh I just saw the trailer, I’m literally going crazy, how perfect is this??? 😱❤️❤️❤️❤️
The chemistry, the story, the actors….how am I supposed to wait till December 😭😭😭

😂😂😂

I just laughed so hard, I love your comment, thank you!

It's really fascinating how writers can stretch reality. I mean, describing dead people (at least they would obviously be dead in real life) as people who lack air is pretty imaginative, lol. 😂

I would say there is still hope. Personally, I was hooked from the start. But I've read many comments from people who only became hooked later on (for example: in episode 7, the setting changes, which was a decisive turning point for some.)

Somehow I feel rather depressed with the end. I mean he’s alone again, isn’t he?

They are together from the start and are smitten with each other from the start. In my opinion, it's not as frustrating to watch as other dramas, so don't worry, it's definitely worth a try (in episode 30, they get together with a bang (literally 😂), but they kiss long before that episode and a lot happens beforehand).

(By the way, the series is available on YouTube).

I'm sorry to say this, but in my opinion, this series is a disappointment.
They obviously had a huge budget, so why couldn't they hire better writers?
The sets, CGI effects, costumes and actors were clearly high quality, but the plot fell far short of the same standard. It's a real shame (imo)

Yes, very happy :)

No matter how many times I watch it, I still bawl my eyes out in the last episodes... (even though I already know it ends well). I'm so happy about the last episode and the healing it brings.

But I still long to see the baby and the happy ending for Shen Li's parents 🥲.

I'm biased, for me it's always Ji Chang Wook, no matter what the other guy looks like 😅

I'm watching it again right now. It's worth it every time, I still love it very much.
Best main couple of all times 😌❤️❤️❤️

Loved the ending, but I could totally do with one more ep (watching them being happy and/or jealous and/or having a good time (and/or se** time 😋) together 😜❤️

(By the way, I remember reading the manga a long time ago and they both played their roles on point, that was amazing!! But especially Wada Masanari totally caught my interest with his acting)

Apparently, the brain tumor was only added in the series. In the novel, there were other conflicts, but ML was perfectly healthy and not on the verge of death. Honestly, I would have preferred them to stick to the novel; I would have liked that much better. I'm not a big fan of unnecessary overdramatization. 🫤

So… I looked up the novel because I wanted to know what’s up with the diagnosis of ML. If you also want to know, read spoiler below

I watched it all in one go, it was great! The first episode grabbed me right away, so many emotions and new twists everywhere, it was so refreshing!😍❤️

I love Japanese BL series because they always reach a deeper level. Even though I'm a little disappointed that after “Taikan Yoho” there are too many setbacks in the intimacy scenes (no deep kisses, only very limited physical contact...), I can once again overlook this in favor of the narrative and emotional depth. But nonetheless I still keep wishing for more progression in intimacy scenes.

But anyway, loved the series and will definitely come back to rewatch in the future ❤️❤️❤️

It feels like a one-man show (or rather a one-Pond show)... His acting performance is great, but everything else falls short? I mean, Peterpan has only one facial expression for 75% of the show, and the plot has significant gaps in my opinion.

Overall, I don't understand the hype, but okay, everyone has their own opinion 🤷‍♂️

(BUT I would totally watch a spin-off of Janine and Veynai, they kind of made my day)

I really liked her in Glass heart, her smile while playing the drums carried all the emotions necessary, great performance! 👏👏👏 I hope she gets more main roles in the future