Kiseki: Dear to Me is an adaptation of the Taiwanese web novel Kiseki by Lin Pei Yu (林珮瑜).
Kiseki is not just a BL drama; it is an epic journey of destiny, redemption, and the tenacity of true love. What begins as the classic trope of a gangster and a medical student forced to live together, quickly transforms into something much deeper and more intense.
The drama dares to take risks. The main plot arc, which culminates in a time skip, is what elevates the series from good to excellent. It shows the real consequences of the decisions made and how destiny continues to weave the threads between the protagonists, even when their lives have taken painful and separate paths.
The relationship between Zong Yi (the stoic former gangster) and Fan Ze Rui (the dedicated medical student) is explosive and believable. You see how their mutual affection becomes an anchor of salvation for both of them.
The story of the secondary couple, Ai Di and Chen Yi, is a refreshing delight and offers the perfect counterpoint to the intensity of the main plot.
Ultimately, if you like dramas with high dramatic tension, excellent production, and a narrative that explores loyalty, loss, and second chances, Kiseki: Dear to Me is a must-watch. It is a beautiful, and sometimes heartbreaking, reminder that love is a miracle (kiseki) in itself.
I totally recommend it.
Kiseki is not just a BL drama; it is an epic journey of destiny, redemption, and the tenacity of true love. What begins as the classic trope of a gangster and a medical student forced to live together, quickly transforms into something much deeper and more intense.
The drama dares to take risks. The main plot arc, which culminates in a time skip, is what elevates the series from good to excellent. It shows the real consequences of the decisions made and how destiny continues to weave the threads between the protagonists, even when their lives have taken painful and separate paths.
The relationship between Zong Yi (the stoic former gangster) and Fan Ze Rui (the dedicated medical student) is explosive and believable. You see how their mutual affection becomes an anchor of salvation for both of them.
The story of the secondary couple, Ai Di and Chen Yi, is a refreshing delight and offers the perfect counterpoint to the intensity of the main plot.
Ultimately, if you like dramas with high dramatic tension, excellent production, and a narrative that explores loyalty, loss, and second chances, Kiseki: Dear to Me is a must-watch. It is a beautiful, and sometimes heartbreaking, reminder that love is a miracle (kiseki) in itself.
I totally recommend it.
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