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Curious about this. I see the genre is fantasy, but I read at least two horror stories as a child with exactly this setup (still uneasy about mirrors decades later, so it's a potent theme). Would actually be pretty great if the series maintained ambiguity on whether it would develop into a romance or a horror for at least the first half.

Agreed. As a queer female person, I'm glad of the growing representation generally, but disappointed in the BL/GL imbalance. Would love to see a KGL series. Until then, maybe you know Strongberry? Makes Korean LGBTQ+ short films including several GLs. You can find their films on Vimeo. Recommendable stuff, imo.

I don't want it to be over... Ugly cried through the entire last episode though. My face hurts. Appreciated the slower pacing and that the storytelling gave viewers room to interpret characters' actions and think about the topics and themes for themselves. I found this show incredibly charming from start to finish. Instant all time favorite.

Thanks for the info!

I agree. Something in my Room is my favorite of the series I'm watching right now. It's charming, somehow. I'd like to support the show, but I'm wary of subscriptions, which seems to be the option through ch3+? Do you know, is there a way to pay once and purchase just this show?

Huh, strange one. Watched it for some light cuteness without expecting much, but the way scenes of Non being dejected alone at a cafe waiting for Kaitoon were mixed between scenes of Kaitoon enjoying himself at the beach with Valen really dampened the fluff. And that's how the show ended, with the quiet desperation of ordering a bunch of food before someone with a history of flaking shows for the date juxtaposed with that someone being totally oblivious and happy elsewhere. Brutal. As long as the show's going to go that dark, may as well get into the whole Pete/King managing a relationship with a depressed partner storyline. That had potential and then just went... nowhere.