Episode 5:This is an excruciating watch.Separately, these two are each a foaming cauldron of neuroses, hangups,…
Well, for a change, I completely disagree with you 😊😊😊 For me, Japan continues to surprise us with this magnificent series and a theme that hadn't yet been explored in Asian BL. I'm only on the second episode, and it seems to deal with aromanticism or asexuality; I'm not sure yet.
I'm eager to find out in the next episodes. Japan will always amaze me with the realism of its profound psychological analyses, even in comedic productions. I've had this personal feeling for 20 years, ever since Takumi was released. I devoured it and still watch it, despite the really poor image quality. Back then, it was 144p! I know, I'm one of the few who liked it.
It's certain the rating won't go up; I can't imagine my dear Fujoshi fans watching such a series, devoid of all their fantasies.
It also makes sense that the two main characters are just normal guys, neither ugly nor handsome.
In any case, what enormous talent for a 26-year-old... breathtaking. I'd like to know the reason for such anonymity. How does she manage to hide everything about herself so effectively and without any leaks?
I’m not complaining because on X and Tiktok I’ve seen a lot of people liking those parts, which makes more…
la majorité des femmes amatrices de BL recherchent surtout les scènes de baisers et de cul. ce qui explique les faibles notes des BL de première qualité.
Is no one bothered by this omnipresent music that dominates everything? It has no reason to exist; it's just a deafening cacophony worthy of last century's dramatic films. How awful.
And what's with this corrupt president who needs to be bribed when he's presented with proof of......
Regarding CY and his brother about to resort to violence to take down the evil doers. I don’t mind. CY dad…
There's no chance (or risk) that Zelia will plunge us into a bloodbath of settling scores. God forbid. These characters, though nefarious, are merely incidental to the narrative. I'm not even sure she'll bother settling their accounts.
I'm eager to find out in the next episodes.
Japan will always amaze me with the realism of its profound psychological analyses, even in comedic productions.
I've had this personal feeling for 20 years, ever since Takumi was released. I devoured it and still watch it, despite the really poor image quality. Back then, it was 144p! I know, I'm one of the few who liked it.
It's certain the rating won't go up; I can't imagine my dear Fujoshi fans watching such a series, devoid of all their fantasies.
It also makes sense that the two main characters are just normal guys, neither ugly nor handsome.
Gennosuke?
And what's with this corrupt president who needs to be bribed when he's presented with proof of......