It is so good even though that they have the smallest screen time
this is one of the best bl's I've ever watched. Everybody talks about there is so much unnecessary scene time for straight couple and they are not that interesting and their story doesnt add that much to the total plot. And I definitelly agree but I dont think this I don't think this is bad enough to erase all the other good things about the series.The beauty if series is it captures the 'coming of age' problems. The emotional tension experienced when a love affair arises, the dilemmas of whether they feel it or not, the pain, the confusion of dealing with pain, friendship, and the existence of friendship within love are depicted in such a pure and beautiful way that you can't take your eyes off it, and you experience the emotions along with the characters. Furthermore, Heesu's home, his interactions with his sisters, and their brief stories offer a beautiful perspective on how adolescence observes adult life. This house was fun, vibrant, and seemed to be lived in, offering an alternative way of life. This was truly a refreshing experience.
What disappointed me about the series, as is the case with almost all Korean BLs, is that they leave everything to the final kiss (which we didn't even get to see, but that's okay) or the confession scene, and we only see what happens after that briefly, and despite there being multiple good opportunities to get to that confession, they want to drag it out and bring it to a nirvana in the end. I seriously don't understand this method. Yes, it's a formula that works in classic romantic comedies, but these movies are 90-minute productions. I think the beauty of the series is that it has enough time to show the many stages of a relationship in more detail. I don't understand why they think showing established relationships wouldn't be interesting. That's one of my few complaints, but other than that, I really loved this BL. I feel lucky to have witnessed Heesun's story hihi
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